Shah Nawaz Bugti

“I promise you (my people) that my back can be broken, a powerful may be able to come & break it but no one make it bend or bow before them” #ShaheedNawabAkbarBugti

@Tasnimnews_EN Good decision and we are proud of you

Yet another #AprilFoolsDay for poor Pakistanis.

Pakistan’s Frontier Corps and CTD have launched a massive crackdown in Dera Bugti, Balochistan. Ten people, including an elderly woman, have been forcibly disappeared as preparations for a military operation intensify to pave the way for oil and gas exploration. A 65-year-old woman, the wife of Shahal Mamdazi Bugti, was taken by the FC from Pirkoh town. Meanwhile, nine others were forcibly disappeared by the CTD from Dera Bugti town. The identities of the missing individuals are: 1.Arbaz, son of Akram Khan Bugti 2.Qasim Ali, son of Lemo Khan Bugti 3.Jabbar Khan, son of Hayat Bugti 4.Mateen, son of Hayat Bugti 5.Sajjad, son of Bilal Bugti 6.Amin, son of Noor Din Bugti 7.Rahzan, son of Dad Mohammad Bugti 8.Deen Mohammad, son of Raheem Bux Bugti 9.Dost Ali, son of Malook Bugti

@shafiburfat You are a attention seeker clown

BNM invited Ayesha Siddiqa, who has served in important strategic institutions of the Pakistani state, to its international conference in Geneva. Inviting her to BNM’s international conference gives the impression that, like Brahmdagh Bugti, BNM may want to keep a door, or at least a small window, open for talks with the state or for a possible Reintegration into Pakistan’s mainstream politics. Activities of this kind create negative psychological tendencies within the national movements of the region and lead to political fatigue, opportunism, disappointment, and despair. We have repeatedly reiterated our principled position that the political identity of any national movement is defined by its historical homeland, and a national movement conducts politics in the name of its homeland rather than based on a linguistic, ethnic, or tribal identity. Therefore, we believe that any movement in Balochistan that does politics in the name of Baloch, Racist, ethnic, or linguistic identity, instead of Balochistan, should not be considered a Baloch national movement but rather a Baloch Racist،Linguistic،Ethnic chauvinist, ، Tribal movement. The national movement of Sindh writes Sindh, which is our historical homeland, in its name. It never writes Sindhi, because we are a national movement of Sindh, not a linguistic, ethnic, or tribal movement. At present, on social media, intellectuals from Punjab have been brought forward who strongly criticize the Punjabi military to gradually make the oppressed nations accept and digest the Pakistani state. There are also many Punjabi intellectuals and YouTubers who abuse the army and attempt to create the impression in the minds of political activists of oppressed nations that they, too, are against the army. However, the real problem is not merely the army; the real problem is this unnatural state of Pakistan, in which historical nations have been turned into colonies. Therefore, our viewpoint, narrative, practice, and struggle should be directed against the unnatural state of Pakistan. If we invite intellectuals who support the Pakistani state to our political programs, it will not increase our name or political stature; rather, it will make our political position suspicious. This will be interpreted not as wisdom but as political fatigue and an attempt to open the door for return, and it will send opportunistic psychological messages to society and to the activists of national movements. The reality is that no so-called Punjabi intellectual, Punjabi progressive communist, Punjabi cleric, or Punjabi democrat will ever talk about the freedom of historical nations from the colonial occupation by Pakistan, which is a forced union and an unnatural state. Instead, they will indirectly advocate the absorption of historical nations into the Pakistani state, something that is not the position of national movements. Therefore, the genuine national movements of Sindh and Balochistan should include the name of their homeland in their titles. For example, the national movement of Sindh writes Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (Sindhudesh National Movement), not Jeay Sindhi Muttahida Mahaz. If it were written in that way, it would mean that we do not define our homeland and are merely talking about Sindhi rights within Pakistan. Secondly, by not defining the homeland in this way, the national movement of Sindh or any other would become an ethnic, Racist or linguistic movement, which cannot be considered a national movement in any sense. Similarly, there should be a national movement in the name of Balochistan, not in the name of Baloch. Otherwise, it creates the impression that the Baloch are not defining their homeland, which makes Baloch politics appear as an Racist, ethnic, or linguistic movement rather than a national movement. We regret that some Baloch organizations, instead of promoting a national movement, prefer ethnic, Racist identity in their names, political behavior, practical activities, and narratives, rather than modern Baloch nationalism. We consider this not modern Baloch homeland-based nationalism but ethnic Racist chauvinism. Is it hidden in the psychology of the Baloch population that in the present territory of Balochistan, particularly in the region that was historically a province of the independent country of Sindh called Sevistan, now the Baloch consider themselves a population that migrated there, like the Tamils in Sri Lanka? Is this the reason Baloch prefer to name their political organizations after the Baloch ethnic Racist identity rather than recognizing Balochistan as their homeland? #World #Sindhudesh #Balochistan #India @ajaykraina #Pashtun #PoK #Siraiki #Brahui #Sindh #BNM @BNMovement_

Never seen a more absurd contradiction in policy and language: posing as a peace mediator in Iran, while waging a war in Afghanistan. States can survive many things, but not their own contradictions.

خاموشی ظلم کو طاقت دیتی ہے۔ جبری گمشدگیوں کے خلاف آواز اٹھانا ہر باشعور انسان کی ذمہ داری ہے تاکہ انصاف کا راستہ ہموار ہو سکے۔ #ReleaseSaifullahBaloch

قوم پہ مرغا گار نوا، قوم گو کھرغا گار با۔ نواب براہمدغ بگٹی

@AmirRana Simply go to the areas and speak directly with the people, because journalists or analysts based in Quetta may not be able to speak freely.

@SN_Bugti Please suggest the sources, which I may have consulted . Always eager to learn

Dear respected @AmirRana, I just watched your podcast titled “Balochistan Insurgency.” I appreciate your interest and the fact that you have been keeping a close eye on the Balochistan conflict. However, I would kindly suggest that you try to learn more about the leaders and groups from the people in the areas where these groups operate, as there is a lot that still needs to be understood. At present, it seems that you do not have even 10% knowledge about the conflict and the people affiliated with it.

21 yrs ago on this day, the Pakistan Army bombed Dera Bugti in an attempt to target Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti. He survived the attack; however, more than 70 civilian,most of them women and children,were killed. Yet another war crime went largely unnoticed. youtu.be/b3biHD0ljxE?si…

#DeraBugtiMassacreMarch17th On March 17th, 2005, the residence of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti was shelled with the intention of assassinating him. He survived that but 66 persons of Hindu families including 34 women and children were killed. The atrocities against Baloch continue.

17 March 2005: 21 years ago, the Pakistan Army launched a massive bombardment on the small town of Dera Bugti, using heavy artillery, gunships, and fighter jets. More than 70 people were killed and over 200 injured, including women and children, among them family members of Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti. Hundreds of homes were destroyed, and thousands were displaced. Since then, the army’s campaign has continued, expanding across Balochistan. Today, we remember and pay tribute to the victims of this tragedy.

بلوچ سرزمین کے وہ بہادر فرزند جنہوں نے 17 مارچ 2005 میں پاکستانی فوج کے جیٹ طیاروں، ہیلی کاپٹروں اور ٹینکوں کے سامنے سرنڈر کرنے کے بجائے موت کو گلے لگانا پسند کیا۔ جنہوں نے سرزمین کے دفاع کے لیے لڑتے ہوئے اپنی جانوں کے نذرانے پیش کیے۔ ان بہادر فرزندوں نے مشکل ترین حالات میں بھی سر جھکانے کے بجائے اپنے اصولوں اور زمین کے دفاع کو ترجیح دی۔ ان کی جدوجہد اور قربانی یقیناً تاریخ کا ایک اہم باب ہے جسے نظر انداز نہیں کیا جا سکتا۔

ڈیرہ بگٹی میں 17 مارچ 2005 کو پاکستانی فوج کی جانب سے کی جانے والی بربریت کی یادیں آج بھی تازہ ہیں۔ اس دن فوج نے اپنی پوری طاقت کا استعمال کرتے ہوئے ہیلی کاپٹروں، جیٹ طیاروں اور بھاری توپ خانے کے ذریعے شہر کو نشانہ بنایا۔ پورا دن جاری رہنے والی شدید بمباری کے نتیجے میں ستر سے زائد افراد شہید ہوئے، جن میں خواتین اور بچے بھی شامل تھے۔ شہداء میں بڑی تعداد ہندو برادری سے تعلق رکھنے والے شہریوں کی تھی، جبکہ زخمیوں میں شہید نواب اکبر بگٹی کے اہلِ خانہ اور قریبی ساتھی بھی شامل تھے۔ یہ واقعہ بلوچستان کی تاریخ میں پاکستانی فوجی جارحیت کے بدترین واقعات میں سے ایک ہے، جہاں بڑے پیمانے پر نہتے بلوچ شہریوں کو نشانہ بنایا گیا۔ اس کے بعد یہ فوجی بربریت پورے بلوچستان میں پھیل گئی، جو آج تک جاری ہے۔ ہم 17 مارچ ڈیرہ بگٹی کے شہداء کی قربانیوں کو کبھی فراموش نہیں کریں گے۔

یہ شفیق مینگل بول رہا ہے کہ ہزاروں کلو میٹر دور پنجاب سے کوئی مزدور بلوچستان کے پہاڑوں اور ریگستانوں میں کام کیلئے آرہا ہے تو وہ کیسے کسی کا دشمن ہو سکتا ہے۔ یہ بلوچ پاگل مفت میں عرب ممالک میں روزگار کیلئے خوار ہورہے ہیں یہاں بلوچستان میں ملا صاحب نے ہر پہاڑ کے دامن اور ریگستان میں فیکٹری لگا رکھا ہیں۔

A 16-year-old boy, Abdullah Baloch, has reportedly been forcibly disappeared from Gwadar, Balochistan by Pakistan’s paramilitary forces. This is not an isolated case, families across Balochistan continue to search for loved ones taken without warrants, charges, or answers. Enforced disappearances, intimidation, and silence cannot be the norm for any society. The world must pay attention to what is happening in Balochistan. Every disappeared person is a family left in anguish and a community living in fear. #Balochistan #HumanRights #EnforcedDisappearances

Pakistan’s friendships and loyalties are with whoever offers more money. If another country gave more than Saudi Arabia, Pakistan would instantly become its closest ally.

@piersmorgan Sure, Putin's no saint—but if we're ranking who gets to lecture on murder, morality & rule of law, Britain should sit this one out first. Iraq (Blair's lies, 100k+ civilian dead), Afghanistan (20 years of British boots & chaos), Libya You led the UK media charge AGAINST Iraq, Piers—yet here you are vomiting at Putin lecturing? After all that British blood & bombs, maybe step aside. Putin could just say: 'Move over, I'll take the mic first.' Hypocrisy level: Olympic

@_ibrahim_sheikh That’s not happening and if you really want then go to sleep and maybe in your dreams