KARACHI: Baloch social worker Abdul Wahid returned to his home in Karachi’s Lyari area on Monday 5 Dec, 2016 after being taken into custody by Pakistani intelligence agency in 26 July this year.
Four month after he went missing, political activist Wahid Baloch returned to his home in Karachi on Monday afternoon. “My father has come back today at 2pm,” Hani Baloch, Wahid’s daughter told the media
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Raees Baluch with Katrina Kaif during a stunt shoot for Ek Tha Tiger, 2012.
Makrani was the toughest, fittest man I knew. He brought Baloch power and energy to the fore at a time when stuntmen didn’t do much
Written by Roshni Nair | Hindustan Times
Abdul Wahid Yaar Mohammed Baluch has no recollection of his first film. But memory gaps and recent back surgery are the only frailties of the 96-year-old.
Wahid Lala, as he’s called, is the most famous resident of Gaondevi Dongri, a hillock in suburban Mumbai that 1,067 Balochi people call home. He is, after all, the first Baloch stunt driver in the Hindi film industry.
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Bugti had applied for asylum at the Indian consulate in Geneva in September this year.
Written by Rahul Tripathi | New Delhi
Amid rising tension between India and Pakistan, security agencies are learnt to have given a green signal to Baloch leader Brahamdagh Bugti’s application seeking political asylum in India.
While Intelligence Bureau (IB) in its communication to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) stated that there is “nothing adverse” against Bugti, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) has so far not conveyed any objections.
BALOCHISTAN: Pakistan paramilitary FC and their local collaborators attacked a football match in Mastung Balochistan and abducted at least four players on Sunday.
Balochwarna News sources reported the Pakistani forces surrounded the football ground in Killi Sargad area of Kardgaap in Mastung and kept the hundreds of people hostage for several hours before abducting four Baloch footballers.
Baluch Sarmachar 