QUETTA: Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) is now openly encouraging armed rebellion against the state during its secret meetings.
According to the credible sources, the reports indicate that in recent secret gatherings in different cities of Balochistan, the BYC leaders have urged attendees to abandon political or democratic efforts, claiming that armed struggle is the only viable option left.
In one alarming statement reportedly made by a senior BYC figure, participants were told that this is a golden opportunity to teach state a lesson through the power of the gun.
The political analysts has showed serious concerns over the new developments, which now view the BYC’s evolving rhetoric as a direct threat to national stability. Experts warn that this shift marks a dangerous escalation, signaling the group’s transition from ideological activism to outright militancy, a path that bears the hallmarks of a foreign-backed insurgency.
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Analysts and officials argue that the BYC’s narrative is not homegrown, but rather reflects a broader foreign agenda aimed at destabilizing Pakistan from within. The group is receiving ideological and logistical support from hostile international actors, particularly India, with the objective of sowing unrest in Balochistan.
The local tribal elders have urged the federal government and law enforcement agencies to take decisive action.
Authorities are reportedly monitoring the situation closely and considering a crackdown on BYC’s operations and affiliations. National security experts stress that confronting this threat at its roots is essential to preserving peace, progress, and the democratic process in Balochistan.
