ISLAMABAD: Babar Khajak unmasks BYC’s handling with Mama Qdeer. While Talking to Burak Digital, renowned analyst Babar Khajak said that Mama Qadeer was once the leading figure of the voice of Baloch.
Babar said that Mama Qadeer has launched a protesting camp over five thousand days for missing persons.
But if you have seen him recently, he has tried to make some stunning revelations on BYC but his voice has been muted.
Some people of BYC have met him and assured him of resolving his concerns.
He is sick for quite some time and his family is seeking for his treatment but I want to give them a piece of advice that they should get his stomach checked because he has been poisoned.
It was a slow-poisoning. If he is properly heard, he has a lot to talk about the BYC itself. He knows all about what had happened to Dr. Mah Rang’s father Ghafar.
If you remember, BYC was primarily driven by Amna Baloch, a Karachi-based woman.
Dr.Mah Rang Baloch had no links with it. She was handed over the command of BYC on the gun-point.
There are some more disclosures about it that I will be sharing with the people soon.
It is worth mentioning that BYC (Baloch Yakjehti Committee) has been propagating a narrative of missing persons for more than a decade, but whenever the state of the political government of Balochistan has demanded the lists of those names of the missing persons through a commission, the leadership has expressed an unknown reluctance over the matters.
The commission over the missing persons aims to draw out the conclusions the whether those missing persons have been killed or arrested for their militant activities, whether they are under trials for security concerns or they have sought a self-proclaimed asylum and the states has no record about them.
The state also suspects that such persons could be sheltering in their hideouts and getting trained by the militant groups like BLA, BLF etc.
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Despite the fact that the issue of missing persons is globally common, Pakistan remains the only country that has launched a commission to search out the facts about those claims of missing persons.
