Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch officially announced Balochistan's independence from Pakistan on Wednesday, citing decades of violence, forced disappearances, and human rights abuses as reasons. In a post on X, he stated that the people of Balochistan have made their national decision and urged the world not to remain silent. He appealed for support from India and the international community.
Mir Yar Baloch, in an emotional plea on social media platform X, wrote, 'You may kill us, but we will rise because we are stepping up to save our lineage. Join our cause.' He emphasized that Balochistan is no longer part of Pakistan, and the world can no longer stand by silently.
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Special Appeal to Indian Citizens
Mir Yar Baloch urged Indian media, YouTubers, and intellectuals to cease referring to Baloch people as 'Pakistan's own people.' He stated, 'We are Balochistani, not Pakistani.' The Baloch leader emphasized that 'Pakistan's people are Punjabis, who have never faced aerial bombing, forced disappearances, and massacres.'
Support for India's Stance on PoK
Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch fully supported India's demand to vacate PoK. He urged the international community to pressure Pakistan to vacate the region, supporting India's decision as of May 14, 2025, for Balochistan to urge Pakistan to vacate PoK. He warned that failure to comply would lead to another embarrassing defeat for the greedy generals of the Pakistani army, similar to Dhaka, using PoK's populace as human shields. He asserted that India is capable of defeating the Pakistani army.
Appeal to the International Community
Mir Yar Baloch appealed to India and global forums to recognize Balochistan's independence and not support Pakistan's false claims. He stated that Balochistan was forcibly integrated into Pakistan with foreign powers' collusion.
Severe Human Rights Violations in Balochistan
Balochistan has been the site of severe human rights violations for many years, including enforced disappearances, fake encounters, and suppression of dissenting voices. Both Pakistani security forces and local armed groups are blamed for these crimes. Ordinary citizens suffer in this conflict, with neither media access nor judicial accountability.
