Hundreds of Baloch families in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan for the last 34 days, have been forcibly disappeared for the release of their families and Baloch leaders working for the independence of Balochistan. But in these 34 days, neither the top leader of the Pakistan government came to meet them nor is Pakistan ready to accept their demand.

In fact, in the last three years, 1,713 Baloch youth have disappeared from Balochistan province of Pakistan and according to the data of Human Rights Council of Balochistan (HRCB), this year alone, more than 390 youth have been forcibly disappeared in Balochistan. In such a situation, the Baloch Human Rights Organization and the families of these youth believe that these forcibly missing youth are actually in the illegal custody of the Pakistani Army or ISI, in such a situation, these families have been sitting in Islamabad for the last 34 days to return their families.

Byc Many leaders of also arrested for terrorism

Apart from Baloch youth, the government of Pakistan has also detained the leaders of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), who fought a non-violent battle of independence of Balochistan, in custody of support of terrorism, including BYC leader Dr. Mahrang Baloch, in such a way, in Islamabad, forcibly disappearances in Islamabad, along with the demands of the leaders of those who demanded forcibly disappearance in Islamabad, as well as the leaders of those who demanded the leaders of BYC to the leaders of BYC. Also involved in dharna. By the way, the cases of forcibly disappearance of youth in Balochistan started after the armed rebellion started in Balochistan since the year 2000, where the Pakistani Army and ISI used to kill the youth involved in freedom movements after illegally detained without illegally detaining or Baloch used to join the groups made to fight against the rebellious faction, but the year 2022 was involved in a huge amount Is.

Balochistan full of natural assets in the grip of civil war

Talking about Pakistan’s Balochistan province, it is the most progressive area of Pakistan on the basis of natural wealth where gold, silver, uranium, rare meanings and a treasure of precious nights are scattered. But even after such a natural wealth, Balochistan is in the grip of civil war today and the leaders in power of Pakistan and the foreign partners of Pakistan are taking advantage of his natural wealth. The raco dick in Chagai district of Balochistan alone has 25.6 billion pounds of copper and 414 metric tonnes of gold reserves. There is also a Sandak project nearby, which the Chinese company is running MCC, but even after being a stronghold of natural wealth, Balochistan gets only 2% royalty development work of total price.

Stoves are not burnt in the houses of Balochistan due to needle gas field

Apart from this, where the needle gas field of Balochistan gives natural gas to the entire Pakistan for cooking, according to the data of international organizations, there is no gas connection in more than 95 percent of the population houses even today, that is why the civil war in Balochistan is so much that more than 50 bullies have died in the struggle between Baloch fighters and Pakistani army this year. Pakistani soldiers have been killed in an attack by Baloch fighters. This is the reason that today Baluchistan has more military square than hospitals and large schools and broken roads have become the identity of Balochistan. However, the history of rebellion and civil war in Balochistan is very old and at this time the fifth phase of rebellion is going on in Balochistan which started in the year 2000.

Armed rebellion has been done in Balochistan several times

In fact, the first armed rebellion in Balochistan began only on the inclusion of Balochistan in Pakistan in the year 1947, then the second rebellion took place on snatching the selfies of the Kalat area of Baluchistan, the third was on 1962 when the army cantonment became in Baluchistan, the fourth rebellion ran from 1973 to 1977 when the then dictator of Pakistan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan, lasted Baluchstan. The government was dismissed and the fifth rebellion began in the year 2000 when Parvez Musharraf first started the work of Gwadar Port without knowing Baloch and then after the murder of Nawab Bugti in 2006, it took the form of armed rebellion after which the Baloch Liberation Army, Baloch Liberation Front and Baloch Republic became the scriptural organizations like Pakistan and America declared scriptural organization Is.

When the construction of the Gwadar Port started, Baloch knew and the leaders started protesting with the apprehension that the formation of the fishermen will face a crisis and today after 25 years, their apprehension is proving to be correct because due to the Gwadar Port today, small fishermen cannot catch fish in those 60 to 70 percent of the areas today, where 25 years ago, Gwadar Port is a part of the economic corridor today and 20 to 25 kilometers today. There is a restricted zone, in such a situation, this port is only a political and strategic pawn for Baloch.

More than 56 percent of Balochistan’s population uneducated

Balochistan is also the most illiterate province in South Asia today and more than 56 percent of the people here are illiterate. At the same time, due to lack of illiteracy and employment, Balochistan knows 5 to 6 percent every year and leaves Balochistan and go to other parts of Pakistan in search of jobs. Apart from this, the Pakistani Army and ISI have set up camps from ISIS to Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balochistan for the fight with armed rebel organizations in Balochistan where ISIS is operating from Mashtung city, Lashkar-e-Taiba training is also located in Queta’s Markaz Takwa.

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Mahrang baloch: Balochistan, the largest province of Pakistan, has become the center of struggles these days. Here separatist forces are getting stronger and extremist groups like BLA are directly challenging the government. Mehrang Baloch, a prominent advocate of human rights and Baloch aspirations, has been detained in custody, which has further increased tension amidst tension with the Government of Baloch people.

The Baloch movement is a matter of concern for Pakistan. He is afraid that this will increase separatist feelings and will challenge his rights in the region. Mehrang has been given a place by Time magazine as one of the 100 next emerging leaders. The arrest of him and about 150 activists is being criticized internationally.

Mahrang Baloch is the prominent name among the vocal people against Pakistan
Mehrang Baloch led the demonstration of illegal arrest of relatives of those who have forcibly disappeared and protested against illegal police remand. Maharang and others have been made many serious allegations including terrorism. Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) leader and Dr. Meharang Baloch has been vocal about forcibly disappearance in Balochistan and alleged judicial killings.

Condemning his arrest, his sister Iqra Baloch wrote on social media that his journey in Hooda Jail reminds him of 18 years ago when he saw his father behind bars. He wrote, “Mehrang was with us at that time, he is not”.

Mehrang’s father was murdered
According to media reports, his father Abdul Ghaffar Langov was a nationalist leader. He was forcibly disappeared in 2009 and his body was found in Lasbela district after three years. Since then, he decided to forcibly disappear and fight against just killings. Mehrang has continued his fight, although he has faced challenges like death threats, travel restrictions, custody. In December 2023, he helped organize a big March in Islamabad, demanding action against forcible disappearance, which was strongly opposed by the police.

Huge storage of copper, gold, coal and natural gas in Balochistan
About 44% of Pakistan’s land area is from Balochistan. It also shares the international border with Afghanistan and Iran. There is only 5% arable land in this province. It is known for extremely dry desert climate but is considered rich in natural resources. Despite this, he is left behind in the race of development. This province has huge stores of copper, gold, coal and natural gas, which is an important part of Pakistan’s mineral wealth.

Due to the geopolitical importance of Balochistan, a large part of China’s ambitious project China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is in this province. CPEC Chinese President Xi Jinping’s ‘Belt and Road’ is part of the initiative and the port of Gwadar is considered very important for this project.

The people of Balochistan have been alleging that the provincial and central governments have been earning huge profits by exploiting the natural resources here, but development has been completely ignored in the area. Baloch nationalists in the province revolted for independence in 1948–50, 1958–60, 1962–63 and 1973–1977.

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