Mazaar Baloch
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Mazaar Baloch
@mazaarbalochh
وش نئیں جنگانی بدیں بولی،،،،،کئے وتی دوستیں مردماں رولی

Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto & PPP have always supported Balochistan. It was under Bhutto’s leadership that Balochistan was granted full provincial status & the nationalist party NAP was encouraged to form provincial governments in Balochistan & the then NWFP in 1972. However, history also records that during the early 1970s, nationalist leadership contributed to instability in Balochistan, including the expulsion of teachers & professionals on ethnic grounds, which adversely affected governance and law and order. When Benazir Bhutto assumed power in 1988, she upheld democratic norms by allowing a BNA-led provincial government to take office in Balochistan. Similarly, during its tenure 2008, PPP took major constitutional & fiscal steps to address long-standing grievances of smaller provinces. The landmark 18th Amendment ensured greater provincial autonomy, while the 7th NFC Award enhanced financial resource distribution. Additionally, the Aghaz-e-Huqooq-e-Balochistan Package was launched to address the political, economic, & administrative concerns of the province. At the same time, it is deeply concerning that certain elements, while residing in foreign countries, continue to glorify violence & promote militant narratives. Such actions only serve to misguide & radicalize Baloch youth, ultimately harming the social fabric & future of Baloch. Balochistan’s future lies within Pakistan. Its legitimate grievances are being addressed with seriousness & commitment. The way forward is rooted in renouncing violence, adherence to the Constitution, & then constructive dialogue for stability and inclusive development in Balochistan.











“For colonial power, the woman’s body becomes a battlefield , through her, the conqueror seeks to dominate the whole society.” Frantz Fanon, A Dying Colonialism Today in Panjgur district, a Baloch daughter Nazia Baloch and her mother were abducted from their home by security forces . Hours later, severely physically abused Nazia was brought to hospital and in few hours passed away. This is not only about one young woman’s death. When women in oppressed regions are targeted under the guise of “security,” it is the entire nation that is attacked. Every such act aims to break a people’s spirit , to remind them that even their homes and their dignity are not safe. Violence against women is not collateral damage; it is a weapon of control. It tells us, again and again, that what is done to one body is done to all of us.. The words of Nazia’s story will echo as a question to every conscious individual , Whose security demands the body and blood of its own daughters? #SaveBalochWomen














