ISLAMABAD: The public largely rejected the recent Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) sit-in in Islamabad, failing to attract significant as it not only failed to gather public attention but also became a clear indication of the organization’s declining reputation.
According to the political analyst, BYC failed to mobilized a reasonable number of Baloch participation in the Islamabad sit-in as it exposed the BYC’s claims. Except for a few women, no one participated, and that too mostly on the basis of organizational affiliation, not any public sentiment.
Analyst said that the same BYC has organized large demonstrations in the name of Baloch nationalism in the past. In the past, their protests would have attracted hundreds of people, filled the streets, and given an impression through media coverage that the majority of Balochistan stood by their narrative. But this impression was just part of a planned media and social media script; the real ground reality was something else.
Analyst further said that the real beginning of the BYC’s decline was when Mahrang Baloch openly supported the BLA in the Jaffar Express hijacking incident. This is one of the biggest reasons of failed Islamabad sit-in, the people started to avoid the BYC gathering following Mahrang voiced in favor of the banned Indian-funded terrorist organization BLA, who are involved in killing the innocent Baloch people on the name of false narrative and promoting the foreign agenda of Chaos in the region. There was nothing left except a few specific faces, specific slogans, and a bot network operating on social media. The recent sit-in in Islamabad was the latest episode of this failure where public indifference pushed BYC into a corner.
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Analyst further said that this political decline of the BYC is not just a temporary one but the result of a long public reckoning. When an organization comes to the fore in the name of public suffering but in practice supports terrorism and violence, there comes a time when the people punish it with their power, their presence and their trust. The empty sit-in in Islamabad is a symbol of this punishment, a clear message that the Baloch people are now fed up with the propaganda of hatred, violence and external agendas.
