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Default BALOCHISTAN ISSUE: solutions

Dear friends what is/are ultimate solution/s of balochistan issue, kindly discuss.
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Default Giving power to their own people...!!

This issue is older than me so I am too young to talk about it. But as per my little understanding I am suggesting following solutions.
• Giving this issue top priority than defense. We should not suppose to give importance to other issue like memo, NRO than violation of human right. From judiciary to common people should take this issue serious. (We should not talk about Kashmir issue 1st because we in our own country making violation of human rights.)
• Recovery of missing people. (If Supreme Court wants to so other than hearing selected cases).
• Hearing the demands of Baloch people. (Including arresting killer of Bugti).
• Returning most of the army personnel from province.
• Giving them their due right and basic rights. (it is really alarming that gas has been reached to Islamabad from Balochistan but not to their areas).
• We should not say this that external hands are behind it. (These are not external hands that fill Baloch bodies with bullets.)
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Situation in Baluchsitan is exacerbating with every passing day. First it necessitate immediate attention of the entire state apparatus. It is a political problem so solution lies in political measures. Unfortunately currently Security Establishment has final say over the problem. This must be abondned forthwith.

Govt is already entangled in myriad of crises so it remained unable to pay the due attention. Baluch doest trust the incumbent Govt on the premise that every agreement on the patrt of Govt seek nod from GHQ.

PM gilani has announced APC over Baluchistan crisis but I am not much hopeful that it will able to come up with any solution.

What is the solution........

i think Govt should formulate a committe comprising of members from political parties, Judiciary . Lawyers, Journalists and Civil Society. These members must be enjoying good reputation and respect across the society. This committee must be authorised legally -say through resolution of parliament- to hold negotiation with Baluchistan Brethren. It must be made sure that the agreement reached thereafter will be binding on both parties.

This is only way to bridge the trust deficit that has widened over the decades. Solely Govt can not lead the situation towards betterment. furthermore , the situation is such critical that immidiate measures are desperately needed otherwise there's a likelihood that matters may reach to point of no return.
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Though it contains no solution of balochistan but it certainly 'll show the hatredness and trust deficit among pakistanis.


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Some of the pragmatic solutions as per with my understanding are as follows:-

A) CHANGE IN MILITARY MIND SET

One of the reason behind whole fiasco in Balochistan is the hostile attitude of Military towards Baloch masses. However clapping can not take place without the association of two hands but the ' mind set' of military and intelligence agencies needs a revival of the policy towards Balochistan.

B) ROLE OF INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES

Whether foreign or state sponsored intelligence agencies, they have played a decisive role in disturbing the law and order situation of Balochistan. Security agencies are responsible for the chaos prevailing in Balochistan and there is a dire need to account FC, Police, and intelligence agencies concerned. If there are foreign intelligence agencies, as military alleged, their intervention must be responded. Pakistan military agencies are efficient and they have to play their role in that.

But, if on the other side, as supposedly alleged by many Baloch leaders and local masses that our intelligence agencies are involved in the cases of missing persons they must stop this because the results are getting worse and many has pointed towards the incident of East Pakistan. However, it was political reason backed by Army's hostility but in Balochistan the issue is of security and rule of law.

C) ROLE OF PARLIAMENT

There is a dire need to pass legislation regarding the extra judicial killings and arresting of persons which are disappeared. There must be some laws by which military agencies should interrogate the supposedly terrorists.

There must be legislation on the intelligence agencies defined role for suspected civilians considered rogue and this must be performed with proper laws.

D) ROLE OF JUDICIARY

It is the responsibility of the CJ of Pakistan to take the suo moto notice of the Balochistan crisis. He must inquire military generals and respond them as per with the Constitution. Judicial Activism has to prove itself in the current state of affairs.

However, recent chapter of Sons of Ruhaifa bibi can be witnessed in which SC has played its role. These persons are the key for joining the dots. Some of the missing persons are set free recently after hearing in SC.

E) NEED OF NEGOTIATIONS AND BUILDING TRUST

Baloch people are considered as the most humiliated. Many atrocities took place in the Past since 1973 operation. Their leaders were killed, Akbar Bugti's episode was a tragic one in this prospect.

Their is a strong voice which is echoed in the Balochistan. Students and rebellious groups are vocalists of Separatism from Pakistan. Student wings and other such organizations like BLA ( Balochistan Liberation Army) are the witness of this whole state of affairs.

These factions must be negotiated by the state and it is the responsibility of State that it must build trust between such people who are supposedly facing atrocities in the hand of Power. Many reforms are carried like Balochistan Package but these are not the real and immediate elements of negotiations that are the need of time. These are the secondary measures after establishing Law and Order and Security of the citizens of Balochistan who are also the citizens of Pakistan.
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Dear irtika, saleeqa and umair have touched upon the theme of resolution of Balochistan issue very well. To add up, the foremost thing for resolution of Balochistan issue is the will... will to end this.. And first step of the will is to be done by the political leadership of our country, to be followed by the military leadership. All told, where there is a will, there is a way! Unfortunately and regretfully, there is considerable lack of political will by the current regime ...
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Dear irtika, saleeqa and umair have touched upon the theme of resolution of Balochistan issue very well. To add up, the foremost thing for resolution of Balochistan issue is the will... will to end this.. And first step of the will is to be done by the political leadership of our country, to be followed by the military leadership. All told, where there is a will, there is a way! Unfortunately and regretfully, there is considerable lack of political will by the current regime ...
I respect your opinion regarding will but a slight difference supported by the sense of REALISM is that "the voice of Parliament does not reach GHQ", as said by Khawaja Saad Rafique. A fact which has no doubt. So it should be the military who must, at first, show the will towards the resolution of the crisis because they held the power.

Apart from the reality if the issue has to be solved and just for discussion purpose then we can go right from political leadership to military but unfortunately that will cause wastage of time.
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Good realtions with India also offer a solution to the issue.
It is suspected that the main sponsor behind the separatist elements in Balauchistan is RAW.

Pakistan military is no way accountable for the quagmire, its only delivering on the duty charter to counter the anti state operatives.. And indeed it has to be the prime responsibility of any state to discourge the separatist and militant tendencies.
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Why not send army units in balochistan from KPK and Sindh instead of punjab?
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Angry what is actually the issue of Balochistan...

1) The majority of bureaucrats working in Balochistan are not Baloch (though they have domiciles of Balochistan).
2) In fedral secretariat only 3 officers are from Balochistan rest are from all other provinces.
3) Balochs are highly discouraged if they try to join armed force. Even in Balochistan regiment the officers working are Balochistan domiciled Punjabis, Pathans and Sindhis.
4) In Balochistan a number of Afghanis are living with CNIC of Pakistan and these Afghanis usually do very hard labour on very low pay that's why Balochs are not getting even job of labour in there own province.
5) Balochistan is full of natural wealth but Balochs are most poor people of country.
6) Even CJ of Pakistan and Cheif of Army Staff have domiciles of Balochistan (Neither CJ nor Cheif of Army Staff is Baloch).
7) Non-Baloch bureaucrats working in Balochistan are giving domiciles of Balochistan to the people of their of provinces.

In case if we give rights to Baloch and solve the issue then we (the other provices) won't be able to steal any more wealth of Balochistan that's why no one is sincere to solve the issue.
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