By: Sardarzada Alam Khan Bizenjo For far too long, Balochistan has been treated as a battleground—not just by insurgents hiding in the hills, but by those sitting comfortably abroad, orchestrating bloodshed under the guise of human rights and nationalism. It is time we called this what it really is: a proxy war, funded and fueled […]
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By: Asher Azeem I have been following the situation in Balochistan for years, but today, the crisis has reached a catastrophic level. What we are witnessing is not just political dissatisfaction or social grievances, it is a deliberate, well-orchestrated campaign to destabilize the region. There is no longer any room for doubt or confusion. The
Balochistan at the crossroads: it’s time to confront the enemies within and beyond Read More »
By: Tania Bazai Over the past two weeks, two horrific attacks have targeted passenger buses in Balochistan. In both cases, the same tired, deceptive narrative was pushed: that the victims were “agency men,” covert security operatives. But I ask—how long will these lies continue? How long will the blood of innocent civilians be smeared with
Kalat Bus Attack: How innocents are being slaughtered in Balochistan Read More »
By: Ashar Azeem I’ve spent most of my life mocking the phrase “foreign hand.” Whenever something went wrong in Pakistan, people would conveniently blame outsiders instead of holding themselves accountable. I believed we needed to take responsibility first. But after witnessing what’s unfolding in Balochistan today, I can say this with conviction: yes — there
Hired guns are burning Baloch traditions Read More »
By: Abdullah Khan India continues to indulge in a dangerous fantasy — one where it imagines repeating the script of 1971 in Balochistan. As someone who has studied these dynamics extensively and travelled across the region, I find it alarming how persistently Indian policymakers, media outlets, and certain think tanks attempt to frame Balochistan as
Balochistan Isn’t Bangladesh — Here’s Why India Misreads the Equation Read More »
By: Salma Khan India’s obsession with Balochistan is not new. But lately, the desperation has reached laughable extremes. From fictional military operations like “Sindoor” to propaganda-driven Twitter accounts claiming “freedom struggles,” the Indian state machinery appears more focused on manufacturing narratives than confronting its own internal crises. Take the case of retired Indian Army officer
India Can’t Hijack Baloch Voices Read More »
By: Babar Yousafzai Every time we speak the truth about terrorism in Balochistan, it rattles those who benefit from the chaos. It hurts them not because we attack them unfairly, but because we expose their lies with facts. In this war of narratives, their silence on patriot martyrs and selective outrage on so-called “missing persons”
India’s Puppets Can’t Silence Patriots Read More »
By: Tania Bazai In the wake of yet another heartbreaking tragedy—where innocent passengers were pulled off buses, identified through their national ID cards, and executed solely for being Punjabi—it’s time we confront some bitter truths. As a Baloch woman who has lived and thrived in Islamabad for over seven years, I feel compelled to speak,
The Forgotten Civility Punjab Showed Balochistan Read More »
By: Abdullah Khan The recent so-called “Operation Baam” announced by the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has raised serious concerns, not because of its military impact, but because of the sheer manipulation of facts, figures, and narratives. As someone who monitors militant activity and verifies their claims on the ground, let me be clear: this operation
Operation Baam Bluff: 60 Out of 70 Attacks Were Fake Read More »
By: Babar Yousafzai Once again, Balochistan bleeds. Once again, innocent travellers are gunned down in cold blood—not because of what they did, but because of who they were. Two brothers, heading home to bury their father, were dragged off a passenger bus and executed simply for their identity. Three funerals in one household, and yet
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