QUETTA: The recent claims of alleged forcible disappearance of two youths in Quetta are misleading and part of anti-state propaganda. These individuals were not innocent and they have been involved with terrorist organizations like the banned Indian-funded organization BLA, for working against the state.
It is a pattern of the terrorist group BLA to exploit vulnerable youth for their anti-state agenda. Initially used in fake social media campaigns, fake protests, and propaganda aimed at destabilizing Pakistan and later such individuals were portrayed as victims when the state rightfully intervenes. This narrative is deliberately designed to mislead the masses regarding their anti-state agenda.
The reality is, these youths were neither missing nor victims of injustice, they were operatives in a proxy war, fueled by foreign elements, and particularly India with the aim to destabilize Pakistan and Balochistan for fulfill their agenda.
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However, the people of Balochistan are no longer deceived. They have grown wise to these tactics and stand firmly against terrorism in all its forms. There is no place for violence or separatist propaganda in their land.
Balochistan is, and will remain, an inseparable part of Pakistan.
