By: Salma Khan When I saw Mahrang Baloch being brought to court recently, the first thought that crossed my mind was clear: all the noise, all the allegations about torture, mistreatment, and denial of rights during her detention were nothing but calculated propaganda. She walked into court looking perfectly fine—her face calm, her clothes neatly […]
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By: Babar Yousafzai The narrative surrounding “missing persons” in Balochistan has been hijacked and weaponized by certain groups to malign Pakistan’s institutions and mislead both domestic and international audiences. What is repeatedly branded as state oppression is, in many cases, a carefully choreographed drama rooted in deception, foreign funding, and the strategic ambitions of hostile
By: Salma Khan For years now, I have watched a dangerous game unfold in Balochistan — one where foreign-backed terror groups manipulate the emotions of locals, particularly our youth, in the name of deprivation and nationalism. But what I see is not resistance. I see exploitation, brainwashing, and a calculated attempt to destabilise Pakistan. Let’s
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By: Adnan Saleem Baloch Over the past few years, I’ve observed with growing concern the rise of certain narratives in Balochistan, particularly those championed by the Baloch Yekjehti Committee (BYC) and its leading figure, Dr. Mahrang Baloch. It is presented as a movement for human rights and justice, I believe this campaign operates with disturbing
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By: Ashir Azeem In recent years, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has become the focal point of both hope and controversy. As someone who closely follows national development and strategic initiatives, I firmly believe that CPEC is not just an infrastructure project—it is a generational opportunity that can redefine Pakistan’s economic trajectory. Yes, challenges exist.
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By: Ashir Azeem Pakistan’s administrative and strategic landscape from within and outside the system I feel compelled to address the distorted narratives being spun around the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), particularly in the context of Balochistan. These narratives not only undermine our national integrity but also serve foreign agendas designed to destabilize Pakistan’s long-term economic
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By: Babar Yousufzai First and foremost, as a son of this soil, I want to express my deepest condolences and constant solidarity with the families of those brave souls who were martyred in the recent suicide attack in Bajaur. These were innocent lives lost to a cowardly act of terrorism. In this regard, we mourn
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By: Babar Yousafzai Every time a tragedy strikes Balochistan or any other restive corner of our country, the usual cycle begins. Bodies are politicized. Roads are blocked. Hashtag trend. And then come the statements — a barrage of selective outrage, carefully choreographed to serve an agenda far removed from the actual suffering of the people.
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By: Tania Bazai For years now, a dangerous and deliberate propaganda campaign has been orchestrated against Pakistan in the name of “missing persons” in Balochistan. These narratives, often amplified by banned organizations and foreign-sponsored proxies, are not only misleading but are actively undermining the very social fabric and national security of our country. Let me
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By: Shaheer Sialvi Yesterday, once again, the soil of Mastung witnessed a tragedy—a brazen attack not on soldiers or installations, but on the hopes of ordinary, hard-working Baloch families. Poor men who worked tirelessly to collect savings in banks—perhaps to marry off a daughter, support a son’s education, or build a modest home—saw their dreams
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