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Time of India
18-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
'Antaratma Ki Awaz': Congress' Cryptic Message To Shashi Tharoor Over All-Party Delegation Inclusion
Baloch Leader Appeals To India, Pak Army Gets Chilling Warning | 'If You Step Out Of Quetta...' A prominent Baloch leader has hit out at Pakistan and its army, daring the Islamabad authorities to step out of Quetta after sunset. Baloch American Congress leader Razzak Baloch has also sought India's help to free Balochistan from Pakistan's control. His remark comes days after another prominent Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch declared Balochistan's 'independence' from Pakistan. 13.9K views | 20 hours ago
Time of India
18-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Terror Attack In U.S: Fatal Blast Tears Through California, Triggers Casualties; FBI's First Rection
Baloch Leader Appeals To India, Pak Army Gets Chilling Warning | 'If You Step Out Of Quetta...' A prominent Baloch leader has hit out at Pakistan and its army, daring the Islamabad authorities to step out of Quetta after sunset. Baloch American Congress leader Razzak Baloch has also sought India's help to free Balochistan from Pakistan's control. His remark comes days after another prominent Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch declared Balochistan's 'independence' from Pakistan. 13.9K views | 20 hours ago
Time of India
17-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
'My Party Is Entitled To...: Tharoor Breaks Silence After Selection in india's Anti-Terror Mission
Baloch Leader Appeals To India, Pak Army Gets Chilling Warning | 'If You Step Out Of Quetta...' A prominent Baloch leader has hit out at Pakistan and its army, daring the Islamabad authorities to step out of Quetta after sunset. Baloch American Congress leader Razzak Baloch has also sought India's help to free Balochistan from Pakistan's control. His remark comes days after another prominent Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch declared Balochistan's 'independence' from Pakistan. 953 views | 2 hours ago
India Today
16-05-2025
- Politics
- India Today
Pakistan has ‘lost control over 80% of Balochistan,' says Baloch leader
In a blistering interview with TAG TV, Razzak Baloch, Secretary General of the Baloch American Congress, accused Pakistani authorities of losing control over most of Balochistan, claiming that even the military is too afraid to patrol key cities after dark."Pakistani forces cannot even leave Quetta after dark," Baloch told the Canada-based news channel. "From 5 pm to 5 am, roads are deserted by the army out of fear," he added, highlighting a collapse in law and to Baloch, more than 80% of the resource-rich province is no longer under effective control of the Pakistani government. He warned that Islamabad faces a situation eerily reminiscent of 1971, when Bangladesh (then East Pakistan) broke away following a brutal military crackdown. Razzak Baloch interview was carried by news agency ANI, and come at a time when Baloch separatist movements have intensified their activities, coupled with large-scale protests and detentions of prominent activists like Marang Baloch. 'The Pakistani army should withdraw with dignity now, before they leave their boots behind like they did in Bangladesh,' Baloch emphasized the urgency of international recognition for the Baloch struggle and appealed to democratic countries to host representatives of the movement. He also stressed the ongoing imprisonment of Marang Baloch and the persistence of mass protests across the province as signs of a deepening acknowledging the efforts of domestic political figures like Sardar Akhtar Mengal, Baloch insisted that foreign support is essential to dismantle what he described as Pakistani military strongholds in cities like Quetta and whether India should host a Baloch government-in-exile, he responded defiantly, 'We do not beg. We speak with our masculinity. But if India supports Balochistan's freedom, the doors of Balochistan will open to India.'He warned that delaying international support would empower what he called the 'barbarian army,' leading to consequences not only for Balochistan but for the broader South Asian a final note, Baloch said, 'This is a moment for peace and regional harmony. The oppression must end—not just in Balochistan, but across all of Pakistan's provinces.'Tune InMust Watch
India Gazette
16-05-2025
- Politics
- India Gazette
Balochistan on brink, Pakistan control
Washington, DC [US], May 16 (ANI): Baloch American Congress Secretary General Razzak Baloch has made explosive revelations in an interview with TAG TV, stating that nearly 70 to 80 per cent of Balochistan has become a no-go area for the Pakistani military and has urged the international community, especially India and the United States, to support the Baloch freedom movement. Speaking to TAG TV, Baloch described the dire security situation on the ground, noting that 'Pakistani forces cannot even leave Quetta after dark.' He cited that even members of Pakistan's own assembly have admitted to this reality. 'From 5 pm to 5 am, roads are deserted by the army out of fear,' he said. Baloch emphasised that Marang Baloch remains in jail and that large-scale protests continue across Balochistan. He acknowledged the efforts of leaders like Sardar Akhtar Mengal, but insisted that foreign support is critical to dismantling Pakistani military strongholds in areas like Chowni and Quetta. When asked if India could host a government-in-exile, Baloch stated that the Baloch people do not beg. 'We speak with our masculinity,' he asserted, but added that if India supports Balochistan's freedom, 'the doors of Balochistan will open to India.' He warned that delaying support would embolden what he called the 'barbarian army', with repercussions not just for Balochistan but for the entire region. He further appealed to democratic nations to host Baloch representatives and recognise the struggle for self-determination. Baloch concluded with a chilling reminder, 'Before Pakistan's army leaves its boots behind like in Bangladesh, it is better to withdraw with dignity.' He urged peace, regional harmony, and an end to military oppression across Pakistan's provinces. (ANI)
