بلوچستان میں سرداری نظام اب زائد المیعاد ہوچکا ہے، اسکی کوئی ضرورت نہیں۔ سردار عطاء اللہ مینگل

بزرگ بلوچ رہنما سردار عطاء اللہ مینگل نے ہیرالڈ میگزین کو ایک انٹرویو دیتے ہوئے کہا ہے کہ قبیلوں نے ہمیشہ بلوچوں کو تقسیم کرکے رکھا ہے اور ایک مقصد کیلئے جدوجہد کرنے سے روکا ہے، حتیٰ کے بلوچ قوم پرست جو بلوچ کے حق کیلئے لڑ رہے ہیں، وہ بھی ابھی تک قبائلیت سے باہر نکل نہیں پائے ہیں۔ ہم ایک عام بلوچ سے کیسے امید کرسکتے ہیں کہ وہ قبائلیت چھوڑ دے جبکہ خود کو قوم پرست کہنے والے لیڈر تک اسے چھوڑنے پر راضی نہیں۔

انہوں نے بلوچستان میں سرداری نظام کے بابت کہا کہ سرداری نظام اب اپنی زندگی جی چکا ہے، اب یہ زائد الیعاد ہوچکا ہے، اس جدید دنیا میں اسکی کوئی ضرورت نہیں۔ دنیا بہت پہلے اس قبائلیت سے باہر نکل چکی ہے لیکن جب تک بلوچوں میں کوئی نیا نظام متعارف نہیں ہوتا تب تک سردار نظام اسی طرح چلتا رہے گا۔ لیکن اب وقت آچکا ہے کہ ہم سردار نظام سے نکلیں اور اسکا کوئی نعم البدل تشکیل دیں۔

June 1: Shaheed Professor Saba Dashtyari

Professor Shaheed Saba Dashtyari Interview by Homayoon Mobaraki

Courtesy : Rozhn TV 

“The more you get hurt, the more you scream”

There is a big weakness of the Baloch: they have always fought alone [as a single tribe] or with one another rather than fighting against a common enemy.

Shah Meer Baloch

Balochistan’s first chief minister, Sardar Attaullah Mengal, is said to be the fourth pillar of Baloch nationalism, and the only one alive today. The other pillars were Mir Ghaus Bakhsh Bizenjo, Nawab Khair Bakhsh Marri and Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti.

Born in 1929, Mengal spent his childhood in Lasbela and later moved to Karachi. He was declared the chief (sardar) of Mengal tribe in 1954.

Mengal was introduced to politics by Mir Ghaus Bakhsh Bizenjo, a founding member of the National Awami Party (NAP) – who also briefly served as the governor of Balochistan in 1972-73. In 1962, Mengal was elected to the West Pakistan provincial assembly; Bezinjo ran his election campaign.

May 31: Nawab Yousif Ali Khan Aziz Magsi

May 30: Shuada-e-Sistan Balochistan

The young dynamic visionary Baloch leader

Nawab Yousif Ali Khan Aziz Magsi

Nawab Yousif Ali Khan Aziz Magsi was born in 1901 in Jal Magsi, Balochistan. His father Nawab Qassir Khan Magsi was the chief of Magsi tribe. He learned his Basic and religious education from Qasi Rasool Buskh. Mulana Gulam Qader of Baulpur taught him Urdu, Persian and Arabic. He became a pupil of Kaniah Lal of Lahore to learn English. Under the guidance of such great teacher of there time Yousif Magsi personality was build, which made him the visionary, revolutionary, freedom loving leader of the Baloch nation.

Pakistan Army is a possible threat to the world peace

Pakistan Army with its religious extremist mindset is not only a threat to Baloch people but it is a ‘nursery of terrorism’ for the region and a hovering threat to the world peace

Asghar Ali

Pervez Musharraf, military dictator and ex-president of Pakistan in an interview with a private TV channel revealed that Shahid Aziz Lt. General (R) of Pakistan army had been killed fighting alongside of ISIS in Syria. However, some sources believe that he via Quetta he moved to Afghanistan; joined Taliban, and possibly been killed in Afghanistan. Hence, his family members are denying the report: his son, Zeeshan Aziz Major (R) categorically rejects that, he said his father is alive and went to Africa with a Tableegi Jamaith (Islamic preaching group).

Shahid Aziz, a four stars officer of Pakistan army served in several Key posts such as Director General Military operation (DGMO), Chief of General Staff (CGS); when Pakistan tested nuclear atomic bomb in Chaghi, Balochistan in 1998, he was the Director of Military Operation Directorate. He also remained the Chairman of National Accountability Buru (NAB). Retired General Asad Durrani who was also Ex-Director-General of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) in his coauthored book  “The Spy  Chronicles: RAW,ISI  and the Illusion of Peace” said that Shahid Aziz was a key figure in orchestrating Kargil war, and he was  among “co-conspirators” of Pervez Musharraf in toppling the Nawaz Sharif’s  government.

May 30: Mullah Fazul

May 28: Nuclear blast in Chagai, Balochistan

May 27: Shaheed Saeed Qamberzai