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Baloch Activist Mahrang Baloch: Balochistan’s leading activist Mehanrang Baloch has seriously accused Pakistani security forces of firing bullets on peaceful protesters in Quetta. Many people were injured in this incident and a protestor died. Mehrang Baloch strongly condemned the incident, saying, “In Quetta, the police opened indiscriminate bullets at peaceful protesters, injuring many people and one died. The state in Balochistan reacts to peaceful protests similarly.”
The issue was also raised in the 58th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) held in Geneva regarding the situation of human rights abuses in Balochistan. Niaz Baloch, coordinator of Baloch National Movement (BNM) Foreign Movement (BNM) and member of the Central Committee, expressed serious concern over the ongoing repression and atrocities in Balochistan.
آج ریاست پاکستان کی سیزیورٹی فورزی فورسز کوئٹہ میں میز پرامن مزاہرین پر بر بر براہ راست فائرنگ بلوچ بلوچ بلوچ یزتیought بلوزستان کو بند کرنے کا اعلان کرتی ہے۔ کل پورے بلوزستان میں شٹر ڈاؤن اور پہیز جام ہڑتال ہوگی۔
ہم بلوزستان کے عوام سے اپیل کرتے ہے ہے ریاستی تشددد کے خلاف اس تحریک کی… https://t.co/1cla3wyzs4
– Mahrang Baloch (@Mahrangbaloch_) March 21, 2025
Forcible disappearance in Balochistan is a cause of concern
Niaz Baloch mentioned Baloch political organizations such as Baloch student organization-Azad (BSO-A) and Daman on BNM, in which members of the organization are arbitrarily detained, harassed and pressed their voice. He said, “Forcible disappearance has become a systematic means of oppression in Balochistan.” He gave an example of the incidents of forced disappearance of many people including Burg Jehri and his brother Hammal Jehri, a member of the Central Committee of BSO Azad.
Accused of forcible disappearance murders
Niaz Baloch alleged that forcibly disappearance and judicial killings are increasing the crisis in Balochistan. He said that these incidents are being carried out by the state -backed groups, due to which the Baloch families are facing collective punishment. He gave the example of the cruel murder of Shah Jahan Baloch, brother of the missing president of BSO Azad, Zahid Baloch, which he described as a symbol of mass punishment on Baloch families.
Niaz Baloch also said that human rights activist Saeeda Baloch and his sister were also allegedly arrested. Apart from this, the forced disappearance of more than a dozen members of the Kambarni family of Balochistan also highlights the seriousness of the crisis.
Baloch workers and political organizations suppress
In Balochistan, activists of political organizations like Baloch National Movement (BNM) and Baloch Student Organization-Azad (BSO-A) are being targeted by Pakistani security forces. Efforts are being made to silence these organizations using strategies like forcibly disappearance, targeted murders, and threats.
Baloch activists alleged that Baloch political activists and human rights guards are being used by the state sponsored groups. The people of Balochistan have been falling prey to these oppressive policies for a long time and the situation has been deteriorating day by day.