Where did you learn this from?
There was never a Balochistan parliament, nor was there a country or state by name of Balochistan.
About half of Balochistan was under direct British rule, while the rest were under 4 princely states.
The Shahi Jirga of Balochistan and the Quetta municipality voted to join Pakistan on 29 June, 1947.
Three of the four princely states; Makran, Las Bela, and Kharan acceded to Pakistan while Kalat entered into an agreement with Pakistan over prolonged negotiations.
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The State of Kalat was split over the decision, it's population and sardars were Baloch and favored Pakistan while the leadership (Khan of Kalat himself was Pashtun) was Pashtun and favored independence or autonomy.
Under domestic pressure, the Khan of Kalat signed the instrument of succession - his brother, Prince Abdul Karim (who favored independence) fled to Afghanistan and revolted against his brother.
Abdul Karim tried to gain more followers, but he failed and much of his men were Afghan mercenaries. Desertion rates were so high that he had to form a special branch called the "Janbaz" in order to find and kill those who tried to flee or defect.
The State of Kalat issued a royal firman(decree) stating "
that the Prince and his party were to be regarded as a rebel group; no connection of any sort with the Prince and his party should be maintained, nor should they be given rations; further, if any member of the rebel group committed an offence, he would be punished."
With Afghan support; Abdul Karim crossed into Balochistan and invaded the region, he was met with fierce resistance from local Baloch tribesmen, the state forces of Kalat and the seventh regiment. His army quickly disintegrated and his men either fled, surrendered or were killed. Abdul Karim and 142 of his followers surrendered and were imprisoned. Thus ending the confusing ordeal.
We joined Pakistan on our own and today we are an integral part of Pakistan.
You're right, I have not seen enough
Indian news.
BLA terrorists were against any form of development; they attacked schools, wells, bridges, clinics, job centers, foreign aid workers, minority places of worship, other ethnic groups (such as Pashtuns and Hazaras), electricity distribution centers, water filter plants and so much more. That's why local popular forces, tribal militias and the Pakistan army rammed their asses into isolated mountains and most famously; the internet.
Thanks for reminding me about this one. I went to go and check out a "Baloch freedom protest" in New York once and not to my surprise, 95% of them were Indians, a couple of local hobos were also participating. None of the could speak Baloch.
It highlights how obsessed you guys are.
Comeone, do any of these guys look Baloch to you?
Haha, always blame ISI and ISPR.
I'm sorry, but we're not as obsessive as Indians. Also, if they are being created by ISI and ISPR, than 95% of this thread is filled with information from ISI and ISPR.
Pakistan Army and the ISI is a stabilizing force, ask the Hindu minority in Balochistan about before and after Pakistan Army got more involved in the area.
If genocide in Balochistan is real, then why aren't countries condemning Pakistan?
Where are the Baloch refugees fleeing this genocide?
Why have I not seen any signs of genocide from my 14 years of living in Balochistan?
Why is there around 80,000-100,000 Baloch serving in various security forces of Pakistan?
Why are all Baloch tribes such as the Marri, Bugti, Mengal and etc... pro-Pakistani and have their own militias against secessionist terrorist groups?
Why are "Baloch Freedom forces" such as the BLA designated as terrorist groups by major countries such as the UK?
Most of the soldiers in Balochistan are Baloch, why are they killing their own people?
I could go on and on, but I hope you get the point.
Not from Sui, this is where the original picture came from -
http://www.khaama.com/pakistani-gunship-helicopters-attack-dandam-district-in-kunar-8175
I wish we had more gunships in Balochistan, that way terrorists could get blown to hell faster.
:bounce:
http://www.pakistankakhudahafiz.com/pakistan-army-abducting-pashtun-women/
I'm not going to fight for freedom from my own country because an Indian is telling me under the pretext of a false genocide.
5x more people have died in the North East Indian insurgency than they have had in Balochistan insurgency.