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Second, it is mostly innocent Baloch who have bore the brunt of the army operation ; the big shots continue to live their lives in comfort. |
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The ones with the view that Balochistan cannot be a Bangladesh should understand that arms and distances do not decide the outcome of a war and especially a struggle.World has changed.Once an ideology settles down in the minds and hearts of people then there is no going back.Some situations do not have stats and figures as their drivers instead the decisions,directions,manipulations and initiatives are more dominating,enforcing and effective.
Examples: 1.Afghanistan is resisting U.S from 10 years not because of their weapon superiority but because of an ideology. 2.There is unrest in Kashmir,Palestine because those people have decided that they will not accept the influence of the respective superior powers. So the point is that before the people of Balochistan decide that it is enough we should take a hold of things.Further justified or unjustified the demands of Balochis should be fulfilled or else what we will have to face would be called a struggle not a war. Throughout history what we have failed to do is to put People on the top of hierarchy of our priorities.
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No, he is not from Pak Army rather an anti-Pak factor.
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. I know people here are showing their frustration on Athkar mengal's point because they cant digest the truth in these points. No one has love for a Baloch here, i know, i can see from their usage of words and i have experienced. I just helped them to say what they wanted to say but cannot say here and believe me Baloch wont mind any nuclear attack after all these years of living life in misery... attack them and show in the news it was a terrorist attack or RAW involved in it. Because people accepts what GEO news says and people believe what they want to believe.... i know discussing here is useless but instead figuring out the possible solution for balochistan, people here are discussing its separation and regarding balochs as taliban... @SAbahatBUTTA.. Everyone has a cause to fight and its upto you how you regard them, a terrorist, a taliban or a freedom fighter. Gandhi is the role model and hero for indians but for us, he was our enemy against the independence of pakistan. try to judge the situation as a third person or put yourself in a baloch shoes and lets see how you do you do....... P.S i am Baloch...
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its is an extremely crucial debate, i dont want to get invole in this hot debate because my knowlege is meagre..
I just wanted to say that the 6 points presented by Akhtar mengal are valid, no one can deny these points because he is speaking of the basic rights of a citizen in a state..its government job to provide protection to people, but here(in Balochistan) political parties, organizatiion and people dont have the free expression of their thought..Everyone is restrict to certain limits and political parties agenda is provided by ISI and MI instead of their own agenda.. my friends, the situation is worse and way too bad here, media just broadcasts events in Quetta but what about inner Balochistan like Turbat, Panjgoor? Media dont even dares to go there because they know why.. Thanks |
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Balochistan cauldron: Who is responsible?
Considering the importance and currency of subject under dicussion, I would like to share my thoughts with forum members.
Balochistan problem is in spotlight yet again. BNP chief and former CM of the province has been pounding security establishments with all sorts of accusation for last few days. There is no denying the fact that Balochistan has been subject to discrimination ever since becoming part of Pakisan. Though it is one of the most resource-rich piece of land on the face of earth, yet people of Balochistan are living without the very basic amenities of life. Moreover, living standards of Baloch are abysmal compared to the rest of the country. Today, it is largely believed centeral governments in connivace with security establishment is responsible for the poor state of affairs in the province. However, I am afraid, this is just one side of the coin. Here are my arguments in this r 1. Increased share under NFC award and 18th ammendment. Eversince the passage of 18th ammendment ans 7tth NFC award provincial govt is receiving unprecedented flow of funds and thus have ore fiscal space to improve socio-economic lots oof people. Now it is largely responsible for delievery of goods and services, but I wonder what it has deliever? Nothingof substance. Perhaps, govt have no political will to deliever. I will give some facts and fighure in this regard: * Share in divisible pool inncreased from 5.1 to 9.1%. Meaning that province received Rs83bn in 2010-11 unlike Rs.29bn in2008-09. * Province to be paid Rs.120 bn in the name of arrears of gas, and is receiving 12bn annually in this regard. 2. Long-standing demand of provincial autonomy. This demand was also fulfilled under 18th ammendment wherby 17 ministries were devolved. However, I do not believe that provincial govt has handled this increased reponsibilty well so far. Instead of spending more on delievery of goods and services, provincialgovt has done little more than purchasing an aeroplane. Moreover, every legislator is pocketing 300 million to spend in theirconstituenciees,but I wonder, will they? 3. Untapped natuural reserves. Nothing so far has been done in this regard by economic planners sitting in Quetta, inspite of getting exclusive rights in this regard. Nothing. 4. Revenue generation. Province own revenue generation is meagre, around Rs.5 bn. Nothing has been done to broaden the tax net. Truth is that provivincial govt has no money to fight legal battle against international mining company on Riko Deq dispute. Now they are looking to federal govt for Rs.450 million. One wonder what will happen if they have to pay raparation and damages money in case of they lose legal battle. 5. Ever worsening Law and order situation Provincial govt is largely responsible for prevailing chaotic law and order situation, for this subject falls under provincial govt's domain. I strongly believe, it is provincial govt's inability which lets security establishment to interfere in provicial matters. Keeping in view the above discussion it can be safely said that instead of absolving of the all the resonsibilities and merely pursuing centre bashing approach, time has come for province to take the lead to address the all important issues. I would like seniors to evaluate. |
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Points mentioned by Ranjha clearly need attention. Funds have been allocated but unfortunately these have not trickled down to masses ! Those who are at the helm of affairs are undoubtedly grinding axe for their own purposes. One needs to ask CM Balochistan , what was need to buy an aeroplane worth 1 billion 30 crore !!!! When his conflict ridden and ravaged province is in desparate need for development activities. These ougtht to have been spent on the welfare of Balochis. To greater extent Baloch leaders are themselves not sincere with their people. |
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You are depicting a picture as if Baloch have no sanity? I really condemn your statement. Baloch are our dear ones. Not all Baloch but few black sheeps exist there as are present in each province. If you are annoyed for some reason that doesn't mean that you start demanding a separate state. People of Southern Punjab are also very neglected, & crore Saraiki people are also struggling to seek their rights, but If they start demanding a separate state, I would call them traitors. Baloch people should understand that mere Federation is not responsible for their worse condition, Their so called leaders who are now blaming Pakistan for this are also partner to it. Each and Every Balochi is Pakistani. We have no future apart from Pakistan. |
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