Kalia_Test Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 Altaf Hussain requesting India to help them ( People in Karachi and Sind ) IWvWdElW0CY
zen Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 "Millions" of People from Baluchistan .... :hysterical: and J&K people celebrate Independence day with Pakistan .... :giggle: "Baloch separatist leaders on Friday called on Pakistan to follow in Britain’s footsteps by holding a referendum similar to Scotland’s on granting independence to the province. Scots rejected independence in a vote that left the centuries-old United Kingdom intact despite a surge in nationalist support in the final fortnight of the campaign. Asked whether a similar poll should be held in Balochistan, Dr. Bashir Azeem, secretary general of the outlawed Baloch Republican Party, said: “The Baloch have been struggling against the excesses and tyranny of Punjab-dominated establishment of Pakistan for decades.” Punjab is Pakistan’s most populous and influential province. “If a fair referendum is conducted after creating an atmosphere for it, providing the opportunity to Baloch population for deciding their future, it is welcomed,” he added. Resource-rich Balochistan is the largest of Pakistan’s four provinces, but its roughly seven million inhabitants have long complained they do not receive a fair share of its gas and mineral wealth. Rebels began their fifth insurgency against the state in 2004, with hundreds of soldiers and militants killed in the fighting. But rights groups allege security forces are also responsible for picking up non-militant separatists, including academics and students, torturing them and dumping their bodies on the streets. The current insurgency gained in intensity after the 2006 killing of 79-year-old Baloch leader Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti, a revered figure for many rebels. Azeem’s son Jamil Akbar Bugti said: “I stand for a free and fair referendum in Balochistan under the United Nations. Let Baloch people who are struggling for their independence decide their future whether they want to stay with [the] federation of Pakistan or break away.” The desperately poor province is also riven by sectarian strife and Islamist violence in its northern Pashtun belt, with middle-class Baloch increasingly viewing independence as their only hope for a more liberal and secular state. Pakistan accuses neighboring India of funding and arming the rebels, a charge many analysts believe is true and payback for Pakistan’s interference in Kashmir." Link ^ The above shows that there is a mass movement in Balochistan, and Pak interferes in Kashmir :P
KeyboardWarrior Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 @rett Thanks for sharing the videos. Deeply anguished with the oppression :(( It just re-confrims the known fact that Punjabi Pakis are oppressing Pashtuns, Balochis, people of KPK,etc. Even Sindhis are unhappy - Their leader Altaf Hussain openly asked for help from India. As a regional superpower, India needs to ensure the below :- We have already liberated oppressed Bengalis in 1971 so no reason why we can't do the same again as usual, a childish question from Kalia, in 71, we didnt have WMD ..... :winky: Your Info about Pakistani Politics is lol worthy .... :hysterical:
KeyboardWarrior Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 "Baloch separatist leaders on Friday called on Pakistan to follow in Britain’s footsteps by holding a referendum similar to Scotland’s on granting independence to the province. Scots rejected independence in a vote that left the centuries-old United Kingdom intact despite a surge in nationalist support in the final fortnight of the campaign. Asked whether a similar poll should be held in Balochistan, Dr. Bashir Azeem, secretary general of the outlawed Baloch Republican Party, said: “The Baloch have been struggling against the excesses and tyranny of Punjab-dominated establishment of Pakistan for decades.†Punjab is Pakistan’s most populous and influential province. “If a fair referendum is conducted after creating an atmosphere for it, providing the opportunity to Baloch population for deciding their future, it is welcomed,†he added. Resource-rich Balochistan is the largest of Pakistan’s four provinces, but its roughly seven million inhabitants have long complained they do not receive a fair share of its gas and mineral wealth. Rebels began their fifth insurgency against the state in 2004, with hundreds of soldiers and militants killed in the fighting. But rights groups allege security forces are also responsible for picking up non-militant separatists, including academics and students, torturing them and dumping their bodies on the streets. The current insurgency gained in intensity after the 2006 killing of 79-year-old Baloch leader Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti, a revered figure for many rebels. Azeem’s son Jamil Akbar Bugti said: “I stand for a free and fair referendum in Balochistan under the United Nations. Let Baloch people who are struggling for their independence decide their future whether they want to stay with [the] federation of Pakistan or break away.†The desperately poor province is also riven by sectarian strife and Islamist violence in its northern Pashtun belt, with middle-class Baloch increasingly viewing independence as their only hope for a more liberal and secular state. Pakistan accuses neighboring India of funding and arming the rebels, a charge many analysts believe is true and payback for Pakistan’s interference in Kashmir." Link ^ The above shows that there is a mass movement in Balochistan, and Pak interferes in Kashmir :P I think Baluchistan is our Internal Matter .... :hmmmm: why Indians are so desperate .... :cantstop: Oh, i know why, Meri Jaan , Teri Jaan ,,,, :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
zen Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 I think Baluchistan is our Internal Matter .... :hmmmm: why Indians are so desperate .... :cantstop: Oh, i know why, Meri Jaan , Teri Jaan ,,,, :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: Nah, it is an unresolved issue dating back to independence :orderorder: It is Kashmir that is an integral part of Ind :P
Kalia_Test Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 as usual, a childish question from Kalia, in 71, we didnt have WMD ..... :winky: Your Info about Pakistani Politics is lol worthy .... :hysterical: When pangs of hunger and oppression are there, no WMD will stop it. USSR had WMD during AFG invasion - what happened? US had WMD during Vietnam - What happened? Pathetic to use excuse of WMD to oppress people and deny them basic living rights...Try a single small nuke on anyone - You will be blasted to Stone age by the world....
Guldozer Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 Appears as if 100 people involved in hoisting a Pak flag in Ind = millions of people from Baluchistan wanting freedom from Pak + a state officially celebrating its independence with Ind in Pak :hmmmm: Lol at millions of people in Balochistan. You mean 3 Indians pretending to be Balochis on YouTube. :haha: And the funny thing is that there are only 8 million people in Balochistan, out of which many aren't even Balochis. Indians pretending to sympathise with Balochis is funny as hell.
zen Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 Lol at millions of people in Balochistan. You mean 3 Indians pretending to be Balochis on YouTube. :haha: And the funny thing is that there are only 8 million people in Balochistan, out of which many aren't even Balochis. Indians pretending to sympathise with Balochis is funny as hell. In your delusional world where truth is too hard to accept, i guess, everyone is pretending to be something: BFo30zFWTrs
zen Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 fXymncxRiSI Shows the opportunities Ind missed to help Baluchistan :hitler:
Kalia_Test Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 In your delusional world where truth is too hard to accept, i guess, everyone is pretending to be something: BFo30zFWTrs Sir Tarek Baloch is a visionary :hatsoff: Many videos available in internet that expose the cruel inhuman treatment of poor Balochs by Pak Army, missing people ( google "missing people in Balochistan" and anyone can find the TRUTH ) , their cries of anguish and their shouts for their right to live... People like Sir Tarek Fateh are needed. Already signs of retaliation against oppression have started and in no time the flames will become raging wildfire....
Guldozer Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 Okay so now 1 retarded Balochi is the same as 100 people hoisting a Pakistani flag in India? And many more Kashmiris who openly support Pakistan. :haha: This whole issue is a bad attempt by Indians to make themselves feel better about the Pakistani support in Kashmir.
zen Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 Okay so now 1 retarded Balochi is the same as 100 people hoisting a Pakistani flag in India? And many more Kashmiris who openly support Pakistan. :haha: This whole issue is a bad attempt by Indians to make themselves feel better about the Pakistani support in Kashmir. That sums up what the Balochis are fighting against .... And appears as if you missed other videos posted here shot by Pakistani TV on Baluchistan Also refer to what Kashmiris are saying about POK posted in post #24 (LINK)
Kalia_Test Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2008/apr/01/pakistansneocolonialrule This week is the 60th anniversary of the Pakistani invasion, annexation and occupation of the independent state of Balochistan. On April 1, 1948, Pakistani troops poured across the border. Ever since, Balochistan has been under illegal military rule from Islamabad. The Baloch people were never asked if they wanted to be part of Pakistan. They never voted to join Pakistan. Indeed, the Baloch parliament voted unanimously against incorporation into the new Pakistani state. Thousands of Baloch people have been massacred, hundreds of thousands made refugees, and thousands more have disappeared or been tortured and jailed, often without trial. Pakistan is guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Baluchistan's natural resources have been looted by Pakistan's political, military and big business elite, while most Baloch people live in abject poverty. The Balochi language and culture have been suppressed in classic colonialist style. Details of Pakistan's human rights abuses in Balochistan are well documented by Pakistani and international human rights groups, including the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (see two HRCP reports here and here), the Asian Human Rights Commission, the International Crisis Group and by Amnesty International. Last year, I interviewed Mehran Baluch, the Baloch representative to the UN Human Rights Council, about the subjugation of his people. You can watch the interview here. The latest Pakistani military offensives in Balochistan, which were launched in December 2007 and February 2008, have involved the indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas and the mass slaughter of livestock, which is deliberately designed to starve the people in pro-nationalist towns and villages. Baloch leader Akbar Khan Bugti was killed by Pakistani security services in 2006. Akhtar Mengal, a former Chief Minister of Balochistan, has been jailed without trial since December 2006. Another nationalist leader, Balaach Marri, was murdered by the Pakistani military in November last year. The Baloch people are demanding an end to Pakistani military operations, the release of political prisoners, a fair share of the natural resources in their own country, and the restoration of self-rule. Last Sunday, these demands were echoed by Baloch, Sindhi and British human rights campaigners, who protested outside Downing Street. They handed in a letter to the prime minister, Gordon Brown. It was signed and delivered by Suleman Ahmadzai, the Khan of Kalat, Mohammad Akbar Baluch of the Balochistan Action Committee UK, and Dr Haleem Bhatti and Lakhumal Luhana of the World Sindhi Congress. The letter documented the forced incorporation of Balochistan into Pakistan: "In accordance to clauses of the 1876 treaty between the Kalat State (Balochistan) and the British Empire, the independence of Kalat was announced by the then ruler of Kalat, Mir Ahmad Yar Khan, in 1947, prior to the creation of Pakistan. "After the partition of India and the creation of the religious state of Pakistan, the newly-independent Baloch state came under tremendous pressure both from Pakistan and the colonial authorities in India for a merger of the Kalat with Pakistan. However, both the houses of parliament of Kalat (House of Commons and House of Lords) unanimously voted not to join Pakistan and resolved to retain its independence. "Ultimately, when the Pakistani government could not bend the Baloch will to remain independent by sabre rattling, the Pakistan army invaded the Kalat State to get the merger statement from the Khan of Kalat at gunpoint." The letter concluded by appealing to the British government to press the government of Pakistan to halt its military offensive in Balochistan and grant the people of Balochistan self-ru This appeal to Gordon Brown is all the more relevant and urgent because the Pakistani army and air force are being assisted by the British and US governments, which have given military equipment to the Musharraf regime. US-supplied F-16 fighter aircraft and Cobra attack helicopters are currently being used to bomb and strafe civilian areas of Balochistan. Britain has, thus, not only reneged on its historic treaty pledge to protect the Baloch people, it has supplied weapons to the murderous Pakistani army and colluded with the dictator Pervez Musharraf. This collusion appears to include cooperation with the Musharraf's murderous intelligence agencies. Two leading exiled Baloch human rights activists in the UK have been charged with preparing acts of terrorism. It is widely suspected that their arrest in London has been at the request of the military and security services in Pakistan. Many Baloch people and their British supporters believe these two defendants are innocent and that the charges have been instigated at the request of Musharraf's thugs. One of the arrested men is Hyrbyair Marri, a former Balochistan MP and government minister. The Pakistani army assassinated his brother Balaach Marri last November. Balochistan was never part of the British Indian Empire. From 1876, it was a self-governing British Protectorate. In August 1947, Britain granted Balochistan independence, separately from India and Pakistan, as it did with Nepal. This independence was short-lived. On April 1, 1948, Pakistan sent troops to conquer the Baloch people. They have remained there for the last six decades, blanketing the country with hundreds of military garrison posts to suppress the people. If the Baloch people are happy and free, as Islamabad claims, why is there a need for this suffocating military presence? Pakistan was once a victim of colonialism. Now it has turned colonial master and is subjecting Balochistan to colonial-style subjugation. The Baloch people, like all people everywhere, have a right to self-determination, democracy, human rights and social justice. Whether self-determination means the restoration of independence or regional autonomy within a federal Pakistan is a matter for the Baloch people. The best way to resolve this issue would be for the new democratic government of Pakistan to authorise an internationally supervised and monitored referendum to allow the people of Balochistan to freely and democratically determine their own future.
zen Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 PS few more videos where people from Balochistan are speaking for independence on Pak TV JM0dojM58VE NKnh47RRsv4
Kalia_Test Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 PS few more videos where people from Balochistan are speaking for independence on Pak TV JM0dojM58VE NKnh47RRsv4 It will just be the below - head in sand
zen Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 It will just be the below - head in sand And butt waiting to be kicked :P
Kalia_Test Posted May 30, 2015 Posted May 30, 2015 And butt waiting to be kicked :P :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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