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We have no foreign agenda, don’t be misled by Pakistani propaganda: TTP to USA

Leaders of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) -- File Pic

Peshawar, April 2 (NVI) Insisting that it has “no foreign agenda”, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) today asserted that it poses no threat to the US and asked the international community “not to be misled by the complaints and false propaganda of the disruptive elements in Pakistan”.

The TTP clarified its stance in a press statement in the wake of a report prepared by 18 US intelligence agencies which stated that the Islamist militant outfit poses a potential threat to the United States in the future.

 

At the same time, Pakistan’s Special Representative to the United Nations, Munir Akram, along with the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Foreign Minister of Pakistan, have repeatedly raised this issue on various occasions, the statement noted.

 

“Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan once again clarifies that we have no foreign agenda,” said the statement issued by its spokesman Muhammad Khorasani and meant to be addressed to the US and other foreign powers.

 

“Even within Pakistan, we are only fighting against those elements who are involved in oppression, killings, enforced disappearances, fake encounters, and other major crimes in the country—primarily led by the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies,” he said.

 

“Our actions on the battlefield are clear evidence of this,” the spokesman said in a bid to authenticate the statement.

 

“We send a message to the United Nations, the United States, and all other global powers not to be misled by the complaints and false propaganda of these disruptive elements in Pakistan. Instead, they should strive to understand the realities on the ground,” Khorasani said.

 

“At this moment, it is also important to remind that in recent times, the military and police have been desecrating the bodies of our fallen comrades and demolishing the homes of Mujahideen, which is a blatant violation of human and international laws,” he added. (NVI)

As public resistance grows in POJK, Pakistan plans to deploy paramilitary force Rangers

A Protest by locals in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK) a few months back.

Muzaffarabad (POJK), April 1 (NVI) In an effort to further consolidate its grip on the so-called ‘Azad Jammu and Kashmir’, its illegal occupant Pakistan is going to deploy tens of thousands of the paramilitary force ‘Rangers’, who will be under the command of senior Army officers.

The ostensible reason for such a move is to “control terrorism and public protests” and comes in the wake of growing resentment and resistance by the people of occupied Jammu and Kashmir, local sources told NVI.

Over the last one year, there has been a growing public movement under the banner of Joint Awami Action Committee for the basis rights of the people of occupied Jammu and Kashmir, like reasonable rates for electricity generated from the region and low prices for wheat.

There have been a series of agitational programmes for these basic rights across Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir but these have been peaceful, despite the brutal force used by the police and other security personnel on the protesters.

“The new move by the Pakistan government indicates that it wants to crush even these peaceful agitations with more brutal force,” said a source.

This move, which is illegal considering that POJK is an occupied territory, is facing strong opposition from the public.

Over the past one year, the Joint Awami Action Committee led by activist Shaukat Ahmed, has gained immense popularity and grown into a strong resistance movement, mainly because it is apolitical and gets support from across the political spectrum.

The Committee has now moved on from the basic rights to demands for economic and political autonomy of the region.

The Pakistani regime and its puppet system in POJK tried to use several tactics to break this movement but all the attempts failed.

In the wake of these failures, the Pakistani regime has come up with this plan of deploying Rangers in POJK.

Under the UN Security Council Resolutions, deployment of foreign forces like Rangers is illegal and violates the fundamental rights of the people of POJK.

Pakistan has tried such tactics earlier also but failed.

The people of POJK in 1954 displayed strong resistance when the Punjab Constabulary was deployed here, finally forcing the Pakistan government to find a political solution.

Last year too, Pakistan deployed around 600 personnel of the Punjab Constabulary, triggering a strong public reaction in Muzaffarabad and other places. The agitation resulted in the killing of 3 youth and damage to public property worth crores of rupees. (NVI)

TTP slams Pakistan army for Mardan drone strike, calls for revolt against Generals

Leaders of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) -- File Pic

Peshawar, Mar 31 (NVI) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has blasted the Pakistan Army for carrying out drone attacks in Mardan district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa during the holy month of Ramadan which killed and injured many innocent people and asked the Muslims of the country to rise against the military.

In a statement, TTP said the actions like the drone attacks in the Katlang area of Mardan district during the holy month of Ramadan was not the first of its kind by the Pakistan Army.

“Such painful and tragic incidents have happened not once or twice, but dozens of times,” said the statement issued by TTP spokesman Muhammad Khorasani.

“We have repeatedly told our oppressed and proud people that this (Pakistan) army is a mercenary army,” he said, adding “if we look at their history, history is ashamed of their dark and cruel stories.”

Referring to the drone attacks in Mardan in which several innocent people, including children, were killed, Khorasani said, “Such brutal military generals are neither loyal to Islam nor to the nation, but are concerned about their own luxury and dollars.”

Appealing to the “residents of the country of God and those who call themselves Islam”, the TTP spokesman said, “stand up and demand your rights from these cruel and oppressive military generals. We stand by you.”

He posed a query. “Just like Muslims of Pakistan are united against the bombing of Palestinian Muslims, why are they silent about these drone attacks in Mardan? Why is journalism and media (of Pakistan) silent?”

He underlined to the “Muslims of Pakistan” that “To achieve the goal for which Pakistan came into existence,” they should “support Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and uproot this scourge of General-ism.”

He said, “it will not be long before the spring of Islam comes to the country.” (NVI)

Balochistan: BRAS says it killed 32 Pakistani soldiers, injured 40 on ‘Occupation Day’

Representative picture of Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS) fighters

Quetta, Mar 30 (NVI) Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS), an umbrella organisation of various Baloch freedom-seeking militant groups, tonight said 32 Pakistani soldiers had been killed and over 40 injured in 72 coordinated attacks carried out across Balochistan to commemorate the ‘Occupation Day’ on March 27.

It said these 72 operations focused on targeting the occupying Pakistani army, paramilitary forces, intelligence agencies, state-backed death squad agents, government installations, vehicles carrying minerals and energy and other state interests.

 

As many as 14 vehicles were also completely destroyed in these attacks, said BRAS spokesman Baloch Khan in a statement.

 

“During this time (of the operation), blockades were set up for several hours on the main highways at more than 30 places in different districts of Balochistan,” he said.

 

In these blockades, freedom fighters not only restricted traffic but also targeted enemy forces and state personnel after identification through planned snap-checking, he said.

 

“This military strategy is a manifestation of the dynamic and guerrilla capabilities of BRAS,” the spokesman said.

 

These attacks were carried out on March 27 to commemorate the day in 1948 when Pakistan took control of the Baloch territory through a military coup, he said.

 

“This occupation was contrary to the historical, geographical and legal identity of Balochistan, against which the Baloch nation has resisted since day one,” the BRAS spokesman said.

 

“These military activities carried out by BRAS are not only a symbolic and practical resistance to this occupation, but they also reinforce the narrative that Balochistan is still an occupied territory,” he said.

 

Giving details, he said during these operations, Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar freedom fighters blockaded the Coastal Highway in Gwadar between Pasni and Ormara for two hours.

 

Fighters neutralized six Pakistani army personnel after identification while they were traveling in passenger buses, he said.

 

A gas tanker carrying LPG was set on fire and destroyed.

 

On Friday night, freedom fighters targeted a Pakistani army vehicle in the Gwadar Port Authority area at Padi Zir in Gwadar city with a remote-controlled IED attack, he said.

 

 

As a result, five enemy army personnel were eliminated and two were seriously injured while their vehicle was completely destroyed, the spokesman said.

 

In another operation, freedom fighters attacked an occupying army post near the Grade on Airport Road in Gwadar with automatic and heavy weapons causing casualties and property losses to the enemy, he said.

 

Meanwhile, Freedom fighters destroyed and set fire to four trawlers carrying fertilizer from Gwadar during the blockade at the Tijaban Karki area while the drivers were released after being warned, the spokesman said.

 

Fighters fired several rounds using a grenade launcher and attacked with automatic weapons at the customs camp near the National Bank in Pasni city causing losses to the customs personnel, he said.

 

BRAS freedom fighters attacked the Coast Guard camp near Hokaar in Jeewani with automatic and heavy weapons causing losses to the enemy army.

 

Freedom fighters carried out blockade at various places in Turbat city which continued for many hours.

 

BRAS fighters fired five rounds using a rocket launcher at the helipad of the Asghar Gate camp of the occupying army causing fire to break out.

 

Meanwhile, Pakistan Army’s Military Intelligence (MI) office in Turbat city was targeted by firing ten rounds using grenade launcher resulting in casualties and property damage to the enemy.

 

Fighters patrolled the Sangani Sar, Chah Sar and Malikabad areas of Turbat where enemy movements were monitored through snap-checking for several hours.

 

An army camp in Gorhkop Sourdi was attacked using rockets and heavy weapons. Meanwhile, Pakistani army camp in Turbat Absar was attacked using a grenade launcher.

 

BRAS fighters attacked the occupying Pakistani army camp in Madagh Kalat in the Kolwah area of Kech from two directions.

 

Freedom fighters used heavy weapons and fired fifty shells using rocket launchers and grenade launchers.

 

As a result, at least four enemy army personnel were eliminated while more casualties and property damage were inflicted.

 

Another squad of freedom fighters ambushed a convoy of vehicles attempting to assist the enemy army in the Dal-e-Bazar area.

 

In this attack, three more enemy personnel were eliminated and at least six others were injured, the spokesman said, adding the cowardly army retreated and forcibly entered houses using civilians as shields.

 

Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar fighters blockaded the Kharan-Quetta main highway for more than two hours and conducted planned snap checks.

 

The Deputy Commissioner’s office in Kharan was targeted with a hand grenade attack.

 

“The said officer was posted in Kharan under a plan by the occupying army and was involved in several anti-Baloch activities, including forcing employees to participate in government functions and rallies through intimidation and threats,” he said.

 

The attack on an army post on Gazi Road in the same city continued for half an hour with automatic weapons, resulting in heavy losses for the occupying army.

 

“In retaliation, the bewildered army fired mortar shells at the civilian population,” he said.

 

Freedom fighters set up a blockade on the Quetta-Taftan highway at Sheikh Wasil in Noshki and arrested a government official.

 

 

The weapons of his guards were seized; however, he was released in accordance with Balochi tradition.

 

During the blockade, Levies Force personnel were arrested and their weapons were seized, he said, adding the personnel were later released.

 

Fighters captured a Levies post at Do Passi in the same area and seized weapons. The personnel were later released.

 

An SPG-9 was fired at an army post in Kishangi (Pachanan), injuring five personnel.

 

In the Khadkocha area of Mastung, freedom fighters blockaded the Quetta-Karachi main highway for three hours.

 

During this time, a CTD personnel member was eliminated while trying to escape while other personnel were injured and the enemy advance was thwarted.

 

BRAS fighters blocked the main highway at the toll plaza near Kalat city on Thursday night.

 

On the same day, a Pakistani army vehicle was targeted in a remote-controlled IED attack at the said location, resulting in enemy army casualties and property losses.

 

In Mangocher and Mahalabi, freedom fighters continued to block the main highways for hours at various locations maintaining their control over the area through coordinated snap checks.

 

Fighters blockaded the main highway in the Kolpur area of Bolan for more than two hours. During this time, not only was the main highway taken under complete control but the movement of traffic was also stopped and a military alert was maintained in the area.

 

Freedom fighters also conducted a two-hour blockade on the main highway between Barkhan and Rakhni, searching for security agencies and personnel of state interest through snap checks.

 

A grenade attack was carried out on the office of the so-called Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) in Surab at around 9 pm, resulting in the injury of two personnel and partial damage to the office.

 

In Khuzdar, a blockade was set up near Ornach on the Quetta-Karachi main highway, while control was maintained on the highway at Wadh Kararo for more than two hours.

 

During this, freedom fighters stopped and identified former MPA Hamal Kalmati but he was later let go with honor as per Balochi traditions.

 

During the same blockade, freedom fighters arrested Akhtar, son of Khair Jan, a key member of the so-called death squad formed by state intelligence agencies.

 

After investigation and identification, he was sentenced to death. Akhtar had been a freedom fighter in the past, but in 2015, he surrendered to the enemy and became active against the Baloch National Movement.

 

He was a close associate of the head of the state death squad, Mehrullah Muhammad Hassani and was involved in the Baloch genocide.

 

He was given several opportunities by BRAS but he did not give up his activities, after which he was punished.

 

In Karachi, BRAS freedom fighters were active. Quaidabad police station was targeted in a grenade attack, resulting in three personnel being injured.

 

On the same night, a CTD vehicle near the Northern Bypass was also targeted with a grenade, injuring three personnel.

 

A grenade attack was carried out on a police station in Hub City, injuring a police personnel and damaging the facility. Kamran, an agent of intelligence agencies was also targeted in the attack in the same city. The agent was under the guise of a shopkeeper but was secretly acting as an informant for state agencies.

 

In Panjgur, BRAS fighters also carried out several operations. The blockade and snap-checking continued for two hours at Sedan Cross. In the Saradok area which is located on the CPEC route freedom fighters blocked the enemy’s shipments for three hours. The CPEC highway was also blocked in the Balgatar Nali area of Panjgur.

 

BRAS freedom fighters carried out important military operations in different areas of Dera Bugti. An army check post at Kattan Pul was targeted while a police post was attacked in the Garnadi Tagiya area of Sohbatpur causing losses to the security forces. An army check post in Sanni was also attacked causing casualties and property damage to the enemy. The gas pipeline from Sui to Punjab was destroyed by planting explosives at Rajhanpur, disrupting the supply of energy.

 

In Sibi, BRAS freedom fighters captured the Mirzani police check post. All the personnel were arrested and their weapons were seized. Later, all the personnel were released.

 

A blockade was set up on the main highway in Bakhtiarabad, during which two personnel were eliminated and more were injured in a clash with the occupying forces. The army was also targeted in an attack in Kormowood.

 

Personnel assigned to guard the gas plant in Dhadar were targeted. A blockade was also set up on the highway in the same area during which a complete snap-checking was carried out.

 

A police vehicle was targeted in a grenade attack at Sardar Garh Ali Chowk in the Khanpur area of Rahim Yar Khan district of Punjab injuring three personnel.

 

During this extensive military operation by the Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar, freedom fighter Martyr Jahanzeb Mengal alias Balach Jam was martyred during a fierce clash in Noshki.

 

The clash took place on the night of March 27 in the Qadirabad area of Noshki, when the occupying Pakistani army raided to arrest a freedom fighter. During the fierce clash that lasted for three hours, Martyr Fighter Jahanzeb fought alone against the enemy, eliminating eight personnel of the occupying army while injuring several others and thwarting the enemy’s advance.

During the clash, the enemy used heavy weapons, including rocket launchers but freedom fighter Jahanzeb resisted in a very organized, courageous and warlike manner. He remained on the front

line until the last moment. Even after being seriously injured, he continued to fight and attained the high status of martyrdom.

In Eid message, TTP chief greets Muslims, slams Pakistani establishment

TTP leader Noor Wali Mehsud (File Pic)

Peshawar, March 28 (NVI) In a rare statement, the Amir of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Abu Mansoor Asim Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud has slammed the Pakistani military establishment, saying it is responsible for all the problems, including security, political and economic, that the country is facing.

The TTP chief, whose outfit is engaged in a ‘war’ against the Pakistani establishment with the aim of establishing Sharia laws in the country, asked “all classes and strata” of the nation to “seriously make a plan and find a way to get rid of this military calamity”.

In the statement issued on the occasion of the upcoming Eid-ul Fitr, the TTP chief conveyed his greetings to the Muslims and blasted the Pakistani establishment, saying the officials did not stop oppression against the Muslims even during the Holy month of Ramadan.

“In the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims generally try to implement the orders of the Allah, save themselves from disobedience of the Allah, generally show sympathy among themselves, and remember our Muslim brothers and sisters in their food and drink and prosperity. We should continue these practices in other months as well,” he said.

“I must also remind you that in the blessed month of Ramadan, the series of oppression by the government officials did not stop in our dear country (Pakistan),” he said, adding there was widespread desecration, corpses were thrown at various places and torture and merciless bombing continued unabated.

“It is a pity that the calls for action against this oppression were not heeded to, and the voices that were raised against this oppression were not heard. Instead, messages of sympathy with the oppressive institutions were published in the media by certain classes and individuals for the sake of achieving their own goals,” he said.

The TTP chief said the 78-year history of Pakistan bears testimony to the fact that these oppressive forces (Pakistani military) flourish when there is a state of “confusion”.

“All the problems — security, political, economic, etc — being faced by Pakistan are big projects and plans by the military establishment and not without any reason,” he said.

“In order to solve these self-made problems, all classes and strata of Pakistan should seriously make a plan and find a way to get rid of this military calamity, so that the oppressed people can be given their rights according to the Islamic system,” he said.

“Although this is a difficult phase, it also involves sacrifice. But there is no other choice. If it does not happen today, then tomorrow, the entire population will be affected by it,” he said.

The TTP leader also slammed the “rulers of Pakistani” for developing animostic relations with “the Muslim neighbour”, Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, “to achieve their own personal interests and to make the Western masters happy” and said “They (Pakistani rulers) have clearly betrayed the country… it is treason.” (NVI)

 

Balochistan: Occupation Day observed as ‘Black Day’ with attacks at multiple places

BLA
Representative Pic of Baloch fighters

Quetta, Mar 27 (NVI) : Highlighting their presence on the Balochistan ‘Occupation Anniversary’, hundreds of Baloch fighters swooped upon several places across the region last night and carried out attacks on the occupying Pakistani forces, besides laying siege of major highways and setting ablaze tractors and pipelines transporting mineral resources out of the occupied region.

In the coordinated and sensational operation that went on till this morning, the heavily-armed freedom fighters conducted bomb explosions and resorted to firing at the Pakistani forces in districts like Quetta, Gwadar, Kech, Turbat, Mastung and Bolan district.

Through these attacks, which continued though the day today, the Baloch freedom fighters marked the ‘Occupation Day’ anniversary today, which is being observed as a ‘Black Day’. It was on this day in 1948 that Pakistan annexed Balochistan by using force.

This afternoon, a police vehicle was targeted with a bomb explosion in a major market in Quetta, resulting in the killing of 2 personnel and injuries to 17 others, including security men.

The fighters also seized control of other main highways, including Quetta-Karachi highway, and conducted snap checks of the vehicles coming in.

The Baloch fighters killed at least 6 soldiers, who were travelling in a bus from Punjab province of Pakistan into Balochistan, dressed in civilian clothes. They were killed after proper identification.

They targeted several trucks on the CPEC highway near Haptari Kor in the Tajaban area of Kech, setting four of the on fire.

In Turbat city, fighters were seen patrolling the streets at night.

The fighters attacked the main camp of Pakistani military in Sami area of Turbat district, after which loud noise of gunfire and explosions was heard for hours.

A similar attack was reported from Mand area of Turbat where another major military camp was targeted.

In Bolan’s Kolpur area, fighters reportedly destroyed a section of the road with a tractor, halting traffic in both directions.

In Kharan, the fighters set up check posts on the main highway leading into the city.

In Washuk district, armed groups attacked a Levies station, seizing a police motorcycle and a vehicle.

A gas pipeline between Sibi and Punjab was also blasted, resulting in a massive blaze and disruption of fuel supply.

Balochistan: BLA says 5 Pakistani soldiers killed, 3 injured in attack

Special Tactical Operations Squad (STOQ) of Baloch Liberation Army (BLA).

Quetta, Mar 26 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed to have killed 5 Pakistani soldiers and seriously injured 3, including a Major-rank officer, in an attack in Kalat district of Balochistan.

The BLA freedom fighters targeted a vehicle that was part of the occupying Pakistani army convoy using a remote-controlled IED in the Harboi area of Kalat, its spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.

“As a result of the explosion, 5 enemy personnel were eliminated on the spot and 3 personnel, including a Major-rank officer, were seriously wounded,” he said about the attack that took place yesterday.

He said the army vehicle was completely destroyed due to the explosion.

Jeeyand Baloch said the BLA fighters have also been foiling repeated attempts by the occupying Pakistan Army to advance in Harboi and surrounding areas where the military wants to carry out oppression against the civilians. (NVI)

Pakistan Army kills 2 innocent youth in Khyber; Pashtun group angry

Pashtun National Jirga

Peshawar, Mar 25 (NVI) A day after the Pakistani Army shot dead two innocent youth in an unprovoked manner near the Bannu Cantonment in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, a prominent Pashtun organisation today slammed the military and said Pashtuns are not safe in their own homeland.

The Pashtun National Jirga went to the extent of saying that Pashtuns are killed on a daily basis, leaving their kin to take their bodies in every district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

“Pashtun National Jirga stands with the families of those martyred and injured in direct firing by the army in Bannu,” its spokesman Barkat Afridi said in a statement.

He was referring to the incident near the Bannu Cantonment where the Army personnel shot dead, in direct firing, two youth passing by on a motorcycle.

“In this painful incident, after shooting the two, they (Army) kept them (the injured youth) with themselves, and did not give them to the families until they died. They they (army) gave the body,” Afridi said.

“We express deep sorrow and concern over the brutal massacre of Pashtuns and the lifting of bodies in every district of Pakhtunkhwa every day,” he said.

Wondering what was the crime of the victims, he asked, “Can no one now pass near the cantonment? Will we now become stateless in our own homeland?”

He noted that for the last four decades, “we (Pashtuns) have been lifting bodies.”

He said while education, healthcare and employment are distant dreams in Khyber Pakthunkhwa, even “life is not guaranteed in the Pashtun homeland.”

“The State of Pakistan has been watering the Dollar wars with Pashtun blood for the last four decades, but the provincial and federal governments are silent,” the spokesman said, adding “We warn the provincial and federal governments to fulfill the responsibility of law and order seriously.”

He added that “if they are just rubber stamps, then they should leave the chair.” (NVI)

Balochistan: BLA says it killed 4 Pakistani soldiers, injured 6 in attack to foil their aggression

Fighters of Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) at some undisclosed location. File Pic

Quetta, Mar 25 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed to have killed 4 personnel of the occupying Pakistan Army and injured 6 in an attack carried out to thwart aggressive actions by the military personnel against common civilians in an area of Kalat district of Balochistan yesterday.

BLA spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said the freedom fighters ambushed a convoy of motorcycles of the occupying Pakistani army in the Harbooi area of ​​Kalat, said BLA spokesman Jeeyand Baloch.

He said the ambush was carried out by the freedom fighters when the occupying military was engaged in aggression in Harbooi and surrounding areas.

“In the attack, four occupying army personnel were eliminated on the spot and their weapons and other military equipment were seized by the fighters,” he said in a statement to NVI.

Six occupying Pakistani army personnel were shot and wounded while they were fleeing, he said.

“The cowardly army personnel fled, leaving behind the bodies of their dead personnel,” the spokesman said.

“Baloch Liberation Army is always ready to protect the people and every act of aggression by the enemy will be met with fierce retaliation,” he said. (NVI)

 

 

BNM leader for ‘decisive joint struggle’ for freedom by Pashtun, Sindhis & Baloch

Dr Naseem Baloch, Chairman of Baloch National Movement (BNM), speaking at World Sindhi Conference in Geneva

Geneva, Mar 24 (NVI) Chairman of the Baloch National Movement (BNM) Dr Naseem Baloch has pushed for unity of Pashtuns, Sindhis and Baloch for a “decisive joint struggle” for complete independence from Pakistan.

“For centuries, our ancestors fought invaders and tyrants — from the British to previous empires, to those who sought to rule us against our will. Today, we continue that struggle. And just as those empires crumbled, so too will Pakistan,” he said at the Sindh Conference 2025, organized by the World Sindhi Congress in Geneva.

“Let there be no mistake—the oppression of Balochistan and Sindh is not accidental. It is a well-crafted, calculated strategy,” he said.

He stressed the importance of bringing their voices together on every international platform, exposing Pakistan’s crimes at global institutions, and standing in solidarity.

“Our struggle is not just about land or resources. It is about dignity, about justice, and about the right to exist as free nations,” he declared.

Dr. Baloch reminded the audience that Pakistan was imposed upon them in 1947, but their ancestors had been there for thousands of years before it and would endure long after it is gone.

While acknowledging the immense suffering of Sindh, including the suppression of the Sindhi language and culture, forced disappearances of activists, and economic strangulation, Dr. Baloch emphasized that the oppression faced by Balochistan and Sindh was not accidental, but part of a calculated strategy.

The BNM leader called for a decisive joint struggle, urging Baloch, Sindhi, and Pashtun nations to unite as one resistance, demanding complete freedom from Pakistan’s colonial rule.

He also called on the international community to take immediate action, including conducting an investigation into Pakistan’s war crimes, pursuing legal cases at the UN and the International Court of Justice, and halting all military and economic aid to Pakistan until it ends its human rights violations.

He demanded sanctions on Pakistani military and government officials responsible for these crimes.

“These are not just demands—they are a test of whether the international community truly stands for the principles it claims to uphold,” Dr. Baloch concluded. “And to Sindhis, Baloch, and Pashtuns, I say: our time has come.” (NVI)

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