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Balochistan: Female educationist forcibly evicted from her house

BALOCHISTAN: The Pakistani police have forcibly evicted a female educationist from her house on Sunday in the city of Quetta – the capital of Balochistan.

Sources reported that the police raided the house of Prof. Dr Shagufta Iqbal in her absence and tried to arrest her son. The police barged into her house without any search warrant and threatened her children before throwing her belongings outside.

Jan 15: Martyrs of Khuzdar

Qambar Chakar: A Man and a Myth

by: Baloch Students Action Committee, BUITEMS

Birth of a Leader

In Shahi Tump, a far-flung town of Balochistan in Kech (Turbat) district, the house of Chakar Baloch was overflowed with merriness and gleaming lights over the birth of the first son, Qambar. The boy was to become an inspriational leader for the Baloch people soon after entering his teen ages. One day, some ill-fated soldiers of darkness would walk, take this light away to the shadow of torture and death. His was a story of celebrations in unison. When he was born, the whole family, even the entire town cheered up with uncontrollable delight. When he was killed, the whole of Balochistan wept. His was a song of happiness and a melancholy.

Jan 15: Martyrs of Khuzdar

Qambar Chakar: A Man and a Myth

by: Baloch Students Action Committee, BUITEMS

Birth of a Leader

In Shahi Tump, a far-flung town of Balochistan in Kech (Turbat) district, the house of Chakar Baloch was overflowed with merriness and gleaming lights over the birth of the first son, Qambar. The boy was to become an inspriational leader for the Baloch people soon after entering his teen ages. One day, some ill-fated soldiers of darkness would walk, take this light away to the shadow of torture and death. His was a story of celebrations in unison. When he was born, the whole family, even the entire town cheered up with uncontrollable delight. When he was killed, the whole of Balochistan wept. His was a song of happiness and a melancholy.

طلباء کیلئے سیاست کیوں ضروری ہے

تحریر: میر محمد علی ٹالپر

ترجمہ : لطیف بلیدی

مورخہ 26 نومبر 1967 بلوچ اسٹوڈنٹس آرگنائزیشن کا یوم تاسیس ہے اور اب اسکی عمر 49 برس ہوگئی ہے۔

ان تمام سالوں کے دوران اس نے بہت سارے اتار چڑھاو دیکھے ہیں لیکن اس نے بلوچ قومی جدوجہد میں اپنی صلاحیتوں کا لوہا منوایا ہے اور اس کا ہر اول دستہ رہا ہے اور مستقبل کی بلوچ قیادت کیلئے یہ ایک نرسری ہے۔ اب اسے اور بھی زیادہ بھاری ذمہ داری اٹھانی ہے: اسے بلوچ نوجوانوں کو سیاسی اور علمی دونوں میدانوں رہنمائی کرنی ہے کیونکہ پاکستانی اسٹابلشمنٹ بلوچستان میں اپنے استحصال اور نا انصافیوں کیخلاف سیاسی طور پر آگاہ اور تعلیم یافتہ نوجوانوں کو سب سے بڑا خطرہ سمجھتی ہے۔ بی ایس او (آزاد) نے اپنی میراث کی پاسداری وفاداری سے کی ہے۔

کینیڈا میں مقیم بلوچ طلبا اور دوستوں نے مجھے ”طلباء کیلئے سیاست کیوں ضروری ہے“ پر کچھ لکھنے کیلئے کہا۔ جو کچھ میں نے لکھا اسے وہاں ایک سیمینار میں پڑھا گیا اور یہاں میں اسے آپ کے ساتھ شیئر کر رہا ہوں۔

Why politics is necessary for students

Why politics is necessary for students

November 26, 1967, is the foundation day of the Baloch Students’ Organization and it is now 49 years old.

By: Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur

In the intervening years, it has seen a lot of ups and downs but has proved its mettle in the Baloch national struggle and remains as its vanguard, the nursery for the future Baloch leadership. Now it has to shoulder even more responsibilities: to educate, both politically and academically, the Baloch youth because the Pakistani establishment considers the politically-educated youth as the greatest threat to its exploitation and injustices in Balochistan. The BSO-Azad upholds its legacy faithfully.

Baloch students and friends in Canada asked me write something on “Why politics is necessary for students”. What I wrote was read there at a seminar and here I am sharing it with you.

طلباء کیلئے سیاست کیوں ضروری ہے

Balochistan: Iran Flogged Baloch Girl Students after Failing to Pay Tuition Fees

London- There has been widespread anger on social media after a video was circulated showing Baluchestan schoolgirls from the Kerman province in southeast Iran being flogged after failing to pay their tuition fees.

In the video, girls speaking the Farsi language with Baluchestan’s accent explained in detail how each of them was flogged eight times by the school principal for being unable to pay the fees due to poverty.

Balochistan: FC gives corporal punishment to Baloch students for not singing Pakistani anthem

BALOCHISTAN: On 14 May, 2016 Frontier Constabulary (FC) raided Government Pilot Secondary School Mastung, forced the student to sing Pakistani national anthem on refusal subject them to violence, they also removed “Baloch” surnames from the entire school’s registers.

Details emerging from the local sources of horrifying ordeal of students by FC, a paramilitary force of Pakistan manage and operate directly by the Pakistan Army.