Qurat ul ain Siddiqui
By Qurat ul ain Siddiqui
“The Pakistani government continues to allege Indian and Afghan involvement in fuelling separatist tensions inside Balochistan which BRA’s chief Brahmdagh Bugti denies. At the same time, the province’s Dera Bugti region is still practically a “no-go area” where journalists and human rights activists have been trying (so far unsuccessfully) to lead a fact-finding mission.”
Baloch community of Bahrain mourns over the killing of Shaheed Nisar Baloch by the elements of Pakistani establishment.
Nisar Baloch laid to rest amidst tight security
KARACHI: Social worker and of Trans-Lyari Bachao Tehreek Chairman Nisar Baloch was laid to rest on Sunday afternoon amidst tight security at the Mewa Shah graveyard. Thousands of mourners, including relatives, Baloch nationalist leaders, and residents of the area, attended the funeral.
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ڈیلی توار ایڈیٹوریل 09 نومبر 2009
نثار بلوچ کراچی میںسماجی حوالے سے اپنی ایک خاص پہچان رکھتے تھے وہ گزشتہ کئی سالوںسے کراچی کی بلوچ آبادی سے متصل سینکڑوں ایکڑاراضی پر محیط گٹرباغیچہ کے تحفظ کیلئے عملی جدوجہد کررہے تھے۔
Shaheed Nisar Baloch
KARACHI: Nisar Baloch was associated with several NGOs as a known social worker, and was a schoolteacher by profession.
He started his social career in 1976 by establishing a street school, “Aap Ka Madressah,” where he provided free education to children and adults of the area.
By Naveen Kapoor
New Delhi, Nov 7 – ANI: Dr Wahid Baloch, who is the head of Baloch society of North America has rubbished Pakistan’s allegation that India is fuelling insurgency in Balochistan.
Talking to ANI, Dr Baloch said, ” Well if India has helped Baloch people, then Baloch people would not be suffering in the hands of the Pakistani Islamic Jehadi army.
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KARACHI – Baloch Republican Party (BRP) on Friday claimed that 8,000 Baloch political workers were still missing across the Balochistan, as the military action was still witnessing in different parts of the province, said the party leaders while addressing the press conference held here at Karachi Press Club.
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Harried by the Taliban on one side and the State on the other, Balochis remain hunted in their own land, reports QURRATULAIN ZAMAN
IF YOU want to know what is happening in Pakistan’s troubled province of Balochistan, just go to Sariab Road, in its capital, Quetta. Most people who live on its 6-km stretch are Baloch. For the Hazaras, Punjabis and Pashtuns — the other groups in this multi-ethnic city — Sariab Road is ilaqaghair (a no-go area).
Force of arms A Baloch Marri tribesman carries a shell during clashes with Pakistani troops - PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
After crossing the railway tracks that separate Sariab Road and Quetta Cantonment — or “Pakistan”, as the Baloch nationalists call it — the first thing you notice is an army tank to welcome you, next to a chauki or fortified post. Nationalist slogans and the emblems of banned militant organisations such as the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and the Baloch Republican Army (BRA) adorn the walls: “We want freedom from Pakistan!” “No to Gwadar port!” “Red salute to the martyrs of Balochistan!”
Students
According to the reports received by Sagaar, Bolan Medical College was made a torture cell by the colonizing forces of Pakistan for Baloch medical students, where two students are severely injured and are in critical conditions.
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روزنامہ توار
جب پاکستان کے کسی شہر میںکوئی خاوند اپنی بیوی پر تشدد کرتا ہے تو آپ لوگ آسمان سرپر اٹھالیتے ہو لیکن جب پاکستانی فورسز تمپ کے مقام پر ایک پرامن جلوس پر فائرنگ کرکے شاہ ناز بی بی کو گولیوں کا نشانہ بناتی ہیںتو ایک بار پھرآپ لوگ مزمتی بیانوں تک محدود ہوجاتے ہو۔
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By Malik Siraj Akbar
Guerilla movements in Balochistan have always been romanticized by young men who aspire to overthrow the domineering elite and bring revolutions. Taking to the hills for the rights of the Baloch fatherland is what has placed many statesmen, kings, governors and princes from Balochistan at irremovable positions in the annals of the Baloch history.
ہم کلبر، آشوباورگوانگنیوزسمیتدیگربہتسارےایسےموبائل SMSکرنے والوںسے گزارش کرتے ہیںکہ وہ غیرذمہ دارانہ میسج سے ہمارے لئے مشکلات اور دشمن کیلئے آسانیاں پیدا نہ کریں
Baloch Missing People
By: Azam Khan
ISLAMABAD – Numerous Baloch students went on hunger strike against the abduction of Baloch political leaders and staged a three-day ‘Hunger Strike Camp’ before National Press Club Islamabad from 19th October 2009 to 21st October 2009.
Baloch Missing People
By Ghulam Dastageer
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has reported 30 new cases of “forced disappearance” from the Balochistan province during the current year (2009).
The commission stated that it came across the cases during a weeklong mission to Balochistan led by its Chairperson Asma Jahangir. Following is the brief detail of the missing persons:
