Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has openly admitted for the first time that the Pakistani Army is not capable of protecting Balochistan. He admitted that amid the increase in terrorist and insurgent attacks in recent times, the army is facing great difficulty in patrolling and controlling the situation. This statement has come at a time when Baloch rebels have carried out several major and dangerous attacks in Balochistan.

Khawaja Asif said this in the National Assembly of Pakistan. He said that Balochistan is the largest province of Pakistan and more than 40 percent of the total area of ​​the country falls in this state. It has become very difficult for the army to protect such a large area. He said that the government has been forced to deploy a large number of soldiers, but despite this it is not possible to keep an eye on the entire area.

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Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, speaking inside the National Assembly, admits that the government and army have failed to counter Baloch rebels in Balochistan.

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Khwaja Asif’s shocking revelation

The Defense Minister said in clear words that guarding such a vast and spread area is more difficult than guarding a big city. He admitted that the soldiers are trying their best, but due to physical and resource limitations it is not possible to patrol everywhere. This statement raises serious questions on the security system of Pakistan. Khawaja Asif also made a shocking revelation in the Parliament that in many cases, Baloch rebels have more modern and expensive weapons than the Pakistani Army. According to him, the rebels are using rifles worth about 20 lakh rupees, thermal and laser systems worth 4 to 5 thousand dollars and complete combat gear worth about 20 thousand dollars. It is clear from this that the strength of the rebels is continuously increasing.

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Balochistan Conflict: The current situation in Balochistan has become very worrying. Thousands of Baloch citizens have taken to the streets demanding independence from Pakistan. This struggle has now reached its peak. On the other hand, Pakistan’s army is resorting to atrocities and violence to crush the rebellion, causing the situation in Balochistan to become even more tense. Pakistani YouTuber Sana Amjad has claimed that Balochistan will soon separate from Pakistan like Bangladesh. He claimed separation on his YouTube channel while talking to a Pakistani man. Sana Amjad further informed that there is also a ban on hoisting Pakistani flag in schools in Balochistan, which indicates that Balochistan will soon be divided.

The people of Balochistan have been struggling for freedom with Pakistan for many years, but this movement has become more fierce in recent times. Both the number and anger of rebels are increasing due to continuous repression and atrocities by the Pakistani Army. Baloch people allege that Pakistan is depriving them of their rights, and there is now strong opposition against it.

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Pakistani army’s atrocities and innocent murders
To suppress the rebellion, Pakistan’s army has crossed the limits of violence and barbarity in Balochistan. The army is accused of shooting and killing small children and innocent citizens. This has created an atmosphere of fear and resentment in the whole of Balochistan. Baloch rebels are fighting a fight against this atrocities and they are also getting support from the public.

Mehrang Baloch and other women leaders kidnapped
Balochistan’s most prominent leader Mehrang Baloch has recently been abducted by the Pakistani Army. This incident has proved to be a major turn in the freedom struggle of Balochistan. Apart from Mehrang Baloch, many other women leaders have also been abducted, and there are large -scale demonstrations in many cities of Balochistan to demand their release.

Turbat and other cities occupy rebels
Baloch rebels have recently completely captured the city of Turbat, which is a big step in this struggle. Apart from Turbat, some other cities have been captured by Baloch rebels, causing difficulties for the Pakistani army. Along with this, Baloch rebels have also closed many highways and important roads, which has made their opposition even stronger against the Pakistan government.

Balochistan’s future: increasing challenges
The situation in Balochistan is becoming serious day by day. This rebellion has not only created an internal crisis for Pakistan, but has also attracted the attention of the international community. If this rebellion continues at this pace, then the situation in Balochistan can be worse. The repressive attitude of Pakistan’s army is working to add more ghee to this fire.