June 21: Shaheed Rahim Bakhsh Baloch

June 21: Shaheed Rahim Bakhsh Baloch

June 21: Shaheed Rahim Bakhsh Baloch

Balochistan: Death squads shot and killed BNP (M) Khuzdar tehsil organizer

BALOCHISTAN: Reliable sources have confirmed the targeted killing of Rais Qudoos Mengal, organizer, BNP (M) Khuzdar tehsil in Balochistan. This incident occurred today (December 31, 2013) at night. He was target-killed in Khuzdar by the ISI/Taliban-linked death squad led by Shafique Mengal.

Two BNP-Mengal activists killed

Ali Akbar Mosiani

BALOCHISTAN: Armed gunmen on Thursday(11 June 2013) killed two activists of the Balochistan National Party – Mengal in Khuzdar town of the southwestern province.

Police said armed gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire at the vehicle of Ali Akbar Mosiani, a district leader of BNP-M, in Khuzdar bazaar.

Mosiani was killed on the spot, police said, adding that the gunmen managed to escape from the spot. Moreover, only half an hour after Mosiani’s killing, armed gunmen shot dead another BNP-M activist, Javed Baloch.

خضدار،مسلح افراد نے بلوچستان نیشنل پارٹی کے دو کارکنوں کو قتل کردیا

Balochistan: Writ of Pakistani government challenged and checkmated

Pakistani election 2013 in Balochistan, have been widely viewed by international and local political analysts as a referendum between those who ask for Baloch rights within Pakistani framework and those who seek an independence Baloch state.

Baloch nationalist political parties that advocate Baloch rights within the framework of Pakistani federation like National Party (NP) and Balochistan National Party (BNP -M) were brought onboard by Pakistani establishment to challenge the Baloch nationalists who seek the salvation of Baloch in the independence of Balochistan.

Editorial: Why The Baloch Interests Rest With Boycotting The Elections

Since the killing of Nawab Mohammad Akbar Bugti in a military operation in August 2006, elections in Balochistan have become a yardstick to measure the intensity of Baloch disillusionment with the Pakistani federation. Unlike the rest of Pakistan, elections in Balochistan are not merely about public representation, transparency and the accommodation of underrepresented voices  in the so-called mainstream politics. Balochistan, after Bugti’s killing, has become a significantly different place and the dynamics as well as the requirements of the regional politics have remarkably changed.

Understanding B.N.P and its Initiatives – and their Policy Implications on Baloch Politics

By: Belaar Baloch

The president of Balochistan National Party (B.N.P) Sardar Akhtar Jan Mengal’s recent visit to Islamabad raised many eyebrows. His appearance before the Pakistan Supreme Court, his discussions with opposition politicians and, more importantly, his proclamation of conflict resolution agenda – embodied in Six-Point confident building measures – came under intense scrutiny in Baloch political circles.

On the one hand, the opponents, who suspiciously look these initiatives, argue that Sardar Akhtar made a mistake by appearing before the Court. Chiding his efforts, they further claim, that without some degree of consent of Pakistani establishment, Sardar Akhtar’s visit was unfeasible; while on the other hand, Sardar Akhtar, along with his advisers, refutes these charges and call such criticisms deeply cynical.

A leading member of BNP shot dead in Kalat

Government functionaries responsible for the killing: Akhtar Mengal

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Occupied Balochistan: A Central Committee member of Balochistan National Party Mir Noor-Ud-Din Meengal has been murdered in Ghareeb Abad area of Kalat on Wednesday Noon.