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Two mutilated bodies that were discovered in Mangho Peer area of Karachi on 19 May have been identified as that of Hanif and Nawaz Marri Baloch on Tuesday.
The victims were residents of Hub town of Balochistan and were reportedly abducted few months ago. However, the exact date of their abduction could not be ascertained immediately.
The bodies were kept at the Edhi morgue for identification since their recovery.
It is pertinent to mention that the bullet-ridden body of Naseer Ahamd Baloch was discovered in Khuzdar, Balochistan on same. Naseer was reportedly an activist of Baloch Republican Party and a resident of Zindapeer area of Balochistan.
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2013-05-21
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The Baloch National Voice in a statement on Monday said that the killing of pro-freedom activists Naseer Baloch, Shah Noor Baloch and Shah Zaib Baloch under the custody of occupying forces is in reaction of successful boycott of Pakistani election.
“The state [Pakistan] and its collaborators have lost their senses after the complete boycott of Pakistani elections in Balochistan. They realised that Baloch are united on their one point agenda of free Balochistan. They know that now the Baloch cannot be deceived any more that’s why they have intensified their brutalities and inhuman actions once again,” The BNV spokesperson said.
The pro-freedom Baloch organisation said that after the success of Punjabi league (PML-N) in Islamabad and in Balochistan, five dead body of Baloch youth were dumped in one day, which is not a surprise because Baloch does not expect any good and sympathy from them.
The BNV statement further read that, “These people [Pakistani parliamentarians] were claiming to stop the disappearance and extra-judicial killings in Balochistan but even before they settled down, the state has intensified killed and dump. It illustrates that the state barbarism will continue in Balochistan and these pro-Pakistan Baloch cannot do anything to stop the atrocities.”
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2013-05-19
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Mutilated and bullet ridden dead bodies of two Baloch brothers were found in Murgaab area of Balochistan on Sunday morning.
The victims’ identity has been ascertained as Shahzaib and Shahnoor Baloch. Hospital sources said that the men were subjected to inhuman torture and then electrocuted to death.
Sources reported that both brothers were residents of Khodabadan area of Panjgur, Balochistan. They were abducted on 11 May 2013 during an operation by Pakistani military on the request of pro-Pakistani Baloch nationalist parties.
“The new government has not yet taken control of the affairs; the bodies of Baloch youth have already started surfacing which is an indication that the new government will not be able to restrain the infamous ISI and the military,” Said Baloch human rights activists Dr Mostafa Baloch.
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2013-05-14
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In a statement release by the spokesman of Baloch Salvation Front on Tuesday the organisation paid rich martyrs of Baloch liberation struggle including Hamid Ibrahim Baloch, Saood Baloch, Muslim Baloch and Agha Abid Shah, Safeer Baloch and Sattar Baloch. The BSF said that the sacrifices given by the heroes will energise the movement. The sacrifices of Baloch youth will one day bring the dream of an independent Balochistan into reality.
“Movements are kept by these kinds of brave sons with their determination and dedication. Strong determination and will of the brave heroes weakens the iron walls of slavery. These legends become immortal and live forever in the history,” the spokesman said.
He added that every struggle is coupled with sacrifices. The brutalities inflicted by the occupiers further strengthen the struggle of oppressed people. No matter how hard the state is trying but the Baloch struggle is further gaining maturity and momentum. The state has lost its writ on the Baloch land and has been defeated badly.
“The recent record low turnout during elections has been a strong blow to the occupier,” the spokesman for BSF said.
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2013-05-14
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The spokesperson of the Baloch Human Rights Organisation said on Tuesday that Pakistani security forces are involved in abducting and extra-judicial killing of innocent Baloch civilians.
The BHRO said that Ijaz S/O Dad Mohammad was abducted on 10 May 2013 from Koh-Pusht area of Mand Balochistan and after three days of brutal torture he was killed under-custody and his body was found dumped in Turbat along with bodies of Shaihak Baloch and Muslim Baloch on Monday (13/05/2013).
Separately, Asad Baloch, a resident of Mand Bullo has passed away of his injuries after he was brutally tortured and dumped in Turbat. He was abducted around a month ago by Pakistani forces from Mand, Balochistan.
The spokesperson further said that the state security forces are continuing their atrocities in Balochistan. The other day Pakistani forces abducted 5 people from Nokjo area of Mashky. The victims have been named as Mauladad, Naeem, Babo, Nauroz, Zareef and Faiz Mohammad Baloch.
The BHRO said that Pakistan was violating the International Human Rights laws in Balochistan. The Organisation urged the UN and other International Human Rights Organisations to take notice of the ongoing state atrocities against Baloch people.
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2013-05-12
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The Pakistani imposed elections in Balochistan have absolutely failed and according to independent sources the turnout was between 2% to 5% as the Baloch nation stayed at their home to express their dislike for slavery and foreign occupation on 11 May.
Majority of the Baloch populated areas remained shut on the day of Pakistan’s national elections on the appeal of patriot Baloch leader Hyrbyair Marri, the Baloch Republican Party, the Baloch National Movement, The Baloch Salvation Front (a coalition of Baloch Gohaar (sisters) Movement, the Baloch Liberation Party and Baloch Watan Movement), the Baloch Liberation Struggle, the Baloch National Voice and Baloch student organisations including BSO-Azad and BRSO.
Prominent Baloch leaders and intellectuals including Banuk Naela Qadiri of World Baloch Women Forum, Mir Wadood Raisani, Shabir Baloch, Sadiq Raisani of Baloch Bar had also appeal the Baloch national to stay at their homes on the day of Pakistani elections.
The Baloch nation despite Pakistani atrocities and deployment of over 100,000 of its troops in Balochistan has successfully boycotted the election. The Baloch through this democratic and peaceful boycott send a clear message to the international community that Balochistan is an occupied territory and the Baloch are adamant to regain their freedom and sovereign status.
Despite minor political differences the nation stood united to challenge the Pakistani atrocities and rejected the pro-Pakistan Baloch parliamentarians who wanted to cash the name of Baloch martyrs of liberation for personal interests.
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2013-05-10
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Past one week has been one of the most crucial and decisive weeks in the history of Balochistan. Pakistan has deployed more than 100,000 military forces there in the name of security for elections. They security forces have started massive scales of offensive across Balochistan and over 200 people have reportedly been arrested and disappeared since the deployment of military.
Balochistan has been on a complete strike against the election campaigns and the Baloch Sarmachars [freedom fighters] have continuously been attacking Pakistani security forces, their check posts and electoral candidate for the Pakistan elections.
Sources reported that today the streets of Balochistan are empty and shops are closed as the Baloch people have decided to stay at their home. The boycott strike is being observed on the appeal of patriot Baloch leader Hyrbyair Marri, one of the top leaders of Balochistan. The Baloch Republican Party of Brahumdagh Bugti had also appealed for the shutter down strike and appealed the Baloch people to stay at their home today (11 May 2013).
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2013-05-08
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The Pakistani forces have raided New Kahan in the early hours of Wednesday and abducted at least 6 Baloch from New Kahan in a Wednesday morning.
New Kahan, which has earned the name of Ghaza Strip Balochistan because of continuous raids, saw the wrath of Pakistani forces once again when 20 vehicles entered the area and started a house-to-house search.
The brutal search operation continued for 3 hours. Women and children were maltreated, which resulted in serious head injuries to a woman who is in critical condition. The forces also looted valuables of the residents during the operation.
The forces, which included personnel of notorious intelligence agencies and regular army aided with paramilitary, abducted six Baloch and took them to unspecified location. The abducted include Raaz Mohammad Marri, Lal Mohammad s/o Yaar Mohammad Marri, Shaden s/o Shadmaan Marri, Shadi Gul s/o Shadmaan Marri, Wali Khan s/o Murad Khan and Ghani Khan s/o Murad Khan.
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2013-05-08
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BRP announced shutter-down and Wheel jam on 11 May and appeals the nation to stay at homes
Several Baloch leaders and pro-independence organisations have issued a joint statement appealing the Baloch nation to boycott Pakistani election and stay at their homes from on 11 May 2013. “This would prove to the world that Baloch have a separate national identity and they have nothing to do with the elections of this state [Pakistan].”
The Baloch National Voice, the Baloch Liberation Struggle, the Baloch Liberation International Forum (Bahrain), World Baloch Women Forum’s president professor Naela Qadri, Ex-Chairman BSO-Azad Bashir Zeb Baloch, Mir Abdul Wadood Raisani, Shabir Baloch, Baloch Bar Association’s president advocate Sadiq Raisani said that the jointed statement was to support and endorse the appeal of Baloch patriot leader Hyrbyair Marri in which he had urged the people of Balochistan to show their dislike for slavery by staying at their home on 11 May – the day of Pakistani elections.
The statement of Baloch organisations further read that 65 years of occupation have given nothing to Baloch people except the exploitation of their resources and distortion of their culture, language and social values.
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2013-05-08
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Colonial powers such as Pakistan make laws to justify their occupation, and to exploit the resources of the colonized by hiding behind the obscuring veil of the state and elections.
The Indian National Congress took part in elections under an electoral framework formulated by the British Empire. According to Abdul Kalam Azad, the President of the Congress, all Congress ministers would work under the influence of British governors, and would adopt policies dictated by those governors, as a result of these elections. Is it not true that wherever colonials formulate laws, they aim to legitimize their exploitation and plunder under the shadow of those very laws?
The same thing has been happening in our Baloch land since 1948. The whole nation has been taken hostage, in exchange for a small share of state power for a small group of individuals (and that, too not at the state’s highest levels) . In order to protect and sustain this small privileged group, elections will be held in occupied Balochistan–with the help of extensive force.
In March 1948, Pakistan violated international laws governing political boundaries, and invaded the Baloch land by military force. From day one and up to 1973, the Pakistani assembly passed many laws to thwart the Baloch land’s political status, and annex it to Western Pakistan-cum-Punjab. Similarly, those laws and legislative institutions became the basis for the execution of the Baloch people. Everyone, from Babu Nowroz to Hamid Baloch, was a victim of these same assemblies and of their drafted laws. On the basis of such laws and assemblies, non-Balochi languages were imposed on the Baloch, their cultural values were distorted, and extensive efforts were made to cause the Baloch to be attracted to the unnatural country of Pakistan–a trend that continues today.
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