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Originally Posted by Shali
jo missing persons thay kia wo namaz prtay hue pakray gaye? sub invovle thay target killing, bomb blasts, aur anti state activities. agencies aise wese to logo ko ni uta thi.
aap log to jo bla ka commander mara majeed baloch usko bi shaheed ka laqab dedia. barae meherbani logo ko misguide na kre. koi bi innocent person ni utaya gaya aur na mara gaya sub target killers thay, aur india ke agent thay.
BDMA and lashkar he sipah e shuhda e balochistan also kill the terrorists who are against pakistan and kill innocent people.
However, some among the Baloch have focussed on the alleged claim of responsibility made by the Baloch Armed Defence Organisation (Baloch Musallah Defai Tanzeem). It is a relatively new ‘anti-Baloch-nationalist’ group about which little is known, though the Baloch claim it is a front for the intelligence agencies.
yes we shud stop voice against terrorism cz bla, blf, bra will kill us one day. we shud stop raising voice against brutality of armed militants who kill innocent pple warna hum bi mare jaengy.
One particular murder in Quetta last April sent shockwaves through conservative Balochistan: the killing of Nazima Talib, a female assistant professor at the University of Balochistan.
The targeting of women was previously considered a taboo, but the BLA, which claimed responsibility for the killing, was defiant and claimed the murder was revenge for the alleged killing and harassment of Baloch women by the security forces.
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by this statement i accept u are a member of agences is Habib jalib is a target killer, is chief Attah Ullah baloch a killer, is zoaib rodaini is a target killer, shame to BMDA who is killing those who are already nearer to grave, and by the you dont have authorities to abuse our balochs, and please if u cant do any thing so dont blame to us future will tell us who is right or who is wrong.
please read these in details....
A Baloch’s tale of the torture cell
Shafi Baloch, a student and the Junior Joint Secretory of B.S.O. Azaad, working for the independence of Balochistan, was recently released by authorities after being tortured by Pakistan’s armed forces. He was arrested by Barori Police and later disappeared. Police deny ever arresting him. After his release, Mr. Baloch was admitted to a hospital in Quetta where he described the methods of torture used by security forces to wish to create a climate of fear amongst those Baloch who are seeking independence.
Below is Shafi Baloch's statement:
“I was arrested infront of Bolan Medical College Quetta when I was returning home after attending a public gatering in the college. At the time i was being taken away I was severly beaten by the officials of Barori police station and was then taken to the police station where I was abused and humiliated in every way possible, they kept on beating me and asking me questions about the contacts I had saved in my cell phone, after being beaten for about two hours I was blindfolded and taken to some higher official where I was welcomed with punches and kicks coming from all the sides, I didn’t knew whether it was police or the army of Pakistan as I was unable to see anything. After asking me several questions regarding India’s, Afghanistan’s and America’s invovlment in the Baloch freedom movement and not getting satisfactory answers I was taken to some far place as it took quite a while for us to reach there. Each question was asked with a kick or punch on the sensitive parts of my body but I didn’t knew even bitter things were about to come. As I was brought to this new place I was unblinded in a very dark cell, and I was asked to admit that the students organization (Baloch Student Organization Azaad) I am working for is involved in the armed struggle against Pakistan army, but as our organization is unarmed and I didn’t had any idea of what to reply I was turned naked and hanged upside down for about two days, where I was given nothing to eat, from time to time some guy came and talked with me in Punjabi (language spoken by the ruling ethnic group in Pakistan) and asked to admit that I was a terrorist and getting a negative response he beated me severly. Once an army official who looked quite gentle with beard on his face wrote “Baloch” with a sharp pen on my forehead and then he urinated on that. I was beaten severly by that official and while he was beating me he kept on singing “ Long Live Pakistan”. I was also given electric shocks after the person urinated on face, the electric shocks made me unconscious for a while, but as i came back in my senses further shocks were given so that i may not have a moment of relief.
I was told by an interogator that the cell I was kept in also contained Maulana Farooq Sanjrani, Safar Khan Marri and Hassan Marri (Baloch abductees), and I also heard sounds of helicopters landind and taking off outside the cell I was kept in. I was also able to hear other Baloch friends who were kept in the adjacent barracks as they spoke with each other in Balochi or Brahvi (languages apoken by Baloch people). The torture I faced was inhuman and barbaric, but I still believe myself amonst the luckier ones as their in the cells I came to know of Balochs who were phsically paralysed and many were facing mental illnesses and had lost their mental capabilities. After being severly tortured in the way I mentioned I was again a day blindfolded and was thrown out of a car on some road, I didn’t knew where it was as I was not concious enough to even recongnize people, at the time I was being leaved I was asked not to speak a word of what happened to me or else they would kill me, but today I am speaking to let the world know about the conditions which thousands of other Balochs are facing in the torture cells of Pakistan.”
.............A LATTER FROM Sharry Qambar.........
Sharry Qambar is the 14-year-old daughter of disappeared Baloch Mr. Abdul Wahid Qambar.
She belongs to the Thump area of Makran region in Balochistan.
On March 14, 2007 her father, Mr Wahid Qambar, was picked up in the Thump
area by law-enforcement agencies while having a picnic with his friend.
After being held in an unknown location for more than a year,
Military Intelligence finally conceded his arrest and brought him before a court
on charges of drug smuggling. After 15 months of brutal torture,
Mr. Qambar was sentenced to 25 years in prison on June 8, 2008.
His family claims that Mr. Qambar is very ill due the torture he suffered and demanded
that he be transferred to an outside hospital, but jail authorities have denied him this care.
The following letter was written by Sharry Qambar in whih she has expressed her
concerns over the visit by Ms. Asma Jhangir, the Chairperson of Human Rights
Commission of Pakistan, to Quetta, Balochistan, on October 2009.
To whom it may concern:
My name is Sharee Qambar. I am writing this letter on behalf of thousands
of disappeared mothers whose sons and daughters were forcefully
abducted by the Army Authorities of Pakistan.The violation of human rights
in Balochistan and the silence of human rights activists is totally appalling. On
October 2009, Asma Jhangir visited Quetta the Capital of Balochistan to
investigate the gross human rights violation and to raise the profile
of disappeared Baloch Political Activist. To us Baloch, Ms Asma Jhangir
have always outspokenly favored the Baloch cause and remained the
champion of Human rights violation in Balochistan. She was considered
the last of hope for the more than 8000 unfortunate disappeared Baloch
political workers. But alas, our feelings were let down by the
Chairperson of HRCP Pakistan. Instead of exposing the state terrorism
and barbarism unleashed by Pakistan Army on unarmed Baloch people Ms
Jhangir made mockery of Baloch peoples resistance against the Army of
Pakistan. Ms Jhangir declined to meet the mothers and sisters of
disappeared Baloch but took the liberty to ridicule the 8,000
disappeared Baloch. She had the time to openly critcize the Baloch
resistance against the Army of Pakistan but she had no time to visit
the Prison and Torture Cells where Baloch detainees were kept in Prison
under subhuman conditions. She had no time to visit the mothers of
detained Baloch prisoners who are desperately waiting for their beloved
sons to come home. Some families of detained political workers even
made a tearful request to Ms Jhangir to visit those jails where their
sons and daughters are being kept illegally and being tortured
mercilessly. Instead of bringing the Human Rights Violation on agenda
she bluntly stated that she would not support the resistance for a free
Balochistan and angrily advised Baloch people that she would not help
the Baloch if they talk of independence of Balochistan.
After listening to Ms Jhangir, Baloch ask to the HRCP:
-if it is the stated policy of the Human Rights Organization to force the
oppressed people to accept the state sponsored oppressions and tortures
and give up the the struggle for just cause?
- if the call for independance by the oppressed people against a tyrant
state does qualify for a Human Right?
I demand on behalf of the Baloch nation to the International Human Rights
Organizations of the world to take serious notice of the action taken
by Ms Asma Jhangir and HRCP.
I also demand that Ms Asma Jhangir should immediately be removed from
the Presidency of HRCP due to her controversial and biased performance.
If the above mentioned steps are not taken the trust on any other
Human Rights Organization by Baloch people will be abolished.
There is a slow genocide of Baloch Populace is being committed in Blaochistan
by Pakistan Army and its extension the notorious ISI and MI.
Today every home in Balochistan is burning and the behaviour of Chairperson
of HRCP added further fuel in this fire by enforcing her personal and
political views on the already oppressed people.
Therefore, it is the humble request to all the Human Rights Organizations of world
to put pressure on HRCP to stand against the slow genocide of Baloch
nation in Pakistan.
SHAARI QAMBER BALOCH FROM TUMP MEKRAN BALOCHISTAN
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