By: Adnan Saleem Baloch
Someone who has spent years working on the ground in Balochistan as a social activist, I have witnessed the slow poisoning of our land by the destructive ideology and agenda of Fitna Al-Hindustan. We are facing a foreign-backed hybrid war aimed at destabilizing Pakistan through our soil, and it is high time we, as a nation, openly confront this reality with courage and strategic clarity.
In this regard, Fitna Al-Hindustan is not just a term; it is a bitter truth. It represents the foreign intervention that seeks to manipulate our youth, distort our identity, and weaponize our grievances for its own geopolitical gains. Balochistan, with its rich resources and strategic importance, has become the unfortunate battlefield of these nefarious designs.
In this sense, let me also state, with full conviction, that this Fitna will fail because the youth of Balochistan stands with the state of Pakistan and with the Pakistan Army.
I have seen it myself the resilience, the patriotism, the raw courage in the eyes of Baloch students, farmers, workers, and professionals. On the contrary, to what some foreign media or propaganda platforms may project, the majority of our youth are not confused or radicalized.
They understand who their enemies are, and they recognize the sacrifices of our security forces. However, what they need now is guidance, clarity, and structured awareness and for that, the state must act swiftly.
In such a scenario, I strongly believe that Pakistan needs to launch a nationwide and especially province-wide campaign to raise awareness about Fitna Al-Hindustan. We need to educate the people, particularly the youth, about the methods used by our enemies to infiltrate minds, fund separatist elements, and create divisions among communities. This cannot just be the job of security agencies; it must be a national mission involving teachers, scholars, social activists, journalists, and the civil society.
This campaign must also unmask those who are the real pawns of this Fitna. People like Harbiyar Marri and Mir Yar Baloch are not representatives of the Baloch people they are fugitives, living comfortably in foreign countries, enjoying asylum and luxury, while they incite violence in our land.
These individuals do not belong to the Baloch class, nor do they carry the honour or values of our tribal and cultural traditions. They are the facilitators and mouthpieces of terrorism plain and simple.
Additionally, let us ask: if they are so committed to the so-called Baloch cause, why don’t they return and face the law of Pakistan? Why do they hide behind foreign passports and digital screens? Why do they call for others to take up arms while they sip coffee in Europe? The answer is clear they are cowards, and they are working on behalf of those who want to see Pakistan divided.
These people and those who aid them from within must be treated as enemies of the state. Their networks, funding streams, and propaganda machines must be dismantled. This is not a call for blind action or oppression, but for justice. The Constitution of Pakistan provides the framework. Now it is time to implement it with resolve.
Meanwhile, as a proud son of this soil, I urge our institutions to stand united in the face of this Fitna. I urge our media to stop giving space to the enemies of our state under the guise of free speech. I urge our academia to help create a narrative rooted in truth, history, and patriotism.
There is still time. We can still turn the tide, but we must act now. Let us not wait for more bloodshed or chaos. Let us not wait for another generation to be lost to confusion and manipulation. Let us rise together as Pakistanis, as Baloch, and as a nation with purpose to uproot the Fitna Al-Hindustan once and for all.
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The time for statements is over. Now is the time for decisive action. Balochistan deserves peace. Pakistan deserves unity. And our enemies deserve to know this land, this people, and this nation cannot be broken.
