Encouraged by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s supportive words, leaders of the Baloch nationalist movement here have sought support from the U.S. and European countries against the oppressive Pakistani regime. “We understand the way people of Balochistan welcomed and appreciated Prime Minister’s reference of the nation in his Independence Day speech but we are not able to understand the criticism of the confused Congress party”, said Naqvi. Pakistan got anxious by Prime Ministers statement this we can accept but why is Congress objecting to. The whole nation should stand united on National issues like these.
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“On one hand Balochistan is thanking our Prime Minister and on the other the congress in drawing flaks”. “I want to offer my gratitude to these people”.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not the first to raise concern over the situation in Balochistan”. Pakistan is being immoral in case of Kashmir. “It would give an additional handle to Pakistan to target India”, he added. “Let them focus on human rights violations, massacre and atrocities there”, Naidu said on the sidelines of an event.
“In this context, raising the voice of the Baloch people should not be a temporary reaction or short term strategy by the Indian government, but should be a honest intention of the Indian people to support their oppressed Baloch brothers and sisters and should be very serious part of the foreign policy of the Indian government”, Bugti said.
While welcoming Modi’s stance on Balochistan, he said the “policy of indifference towards Pakistan’s war crimes in occupied Balochistan that include both ethnic cleansing and genocide, adapted by the worldwide community is worrying”.
In the statement issued on Wednesday in Geneva, Zeid asked for full and unhindered access to victims, witnesses and security forces, and to relevant documentation? on both sides of Kashmir.
Earlier, in the wake of reported killing of 50 Baloch people in the Pakistani army action, a spokesman for the External Affairs Ministry had expressed hope that the government of Pakistan would exercise restraint and take recourse to peaceful discussions to address the grievances of the people of Balochistan, Surjewala said.
“This is the example of our humanitarian approach, but there are some countries who glorify terrorists”.
A senior RSS functionary has said that India is “morally right” to rake up the Balochistan and Gilgit Baltistan issue and claimed that Pakistan treats its own people like “third grade citizens” and uses bombs to crush muhajirs and provincial independence movements.
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In the past, Pakistan has accused India of supporting the Baloch insurgency.
