“Kill ‘n Dump: That’s What
Pakistan Do in Balochistan”
By Dr. Ahmed Makhdoom
Maanawaaraa Sunhinnaa, Maanawaaree Mitthirree,
Saaeen aeen Saainni, Waja and Banok,
Khushi hujo shaala sadaaeen. May thee all be blessed and hallowed.
Balochistan is an occupied, enslaved and barbarically bashed and
brutalised Nation, today! No son or daughter of Balochistan likes to live under
this high-handed slavery and enforced servitude! Balochs have taken up Arms and
are now fighting a War of Survival and Freedom against their rogue, corrupt and
terrorist occupiers, Pakistan – their Armed Forces and Intelligence Serbvices.
In order to quell this insurgency in Balochistan, the enforced
disappearances of hapless, helpless and powerless young and old Balochs are
endemic. Balochs go missing for months or years on end. Laterm, their
bullet-riddled, tortured and often unrecognizable bodies turn up on roadsides,
drains and bushes. This practice has been called Pakistan’s “Kill and Dump”
policy and both Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have provided documentation
of numerous cases
Many Baloch revered and respected elders and noble and worthy leaders
have been brutally assassinated.With the Pakistani Military’s killings of
beloved Baloch leaders Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti in 2006 and Balach Marri in 2007,
Balochs – Political Parties and Groups and many within the general population
- have invigorated their efforts, from a mere talk of ‘divorce’ into a
full-blown demand for Independence.
The Line of Freedom (A True Story) – Pakistan’s Dirty War
against Baloch is a film made by brothers Noordin and
Bhawal Mengal in early 2012. This is an excellent production that shows the
brutality of Pakistani-Punjabi Armed Forces in their “Provonce” Balochistan.
This film is about the ongoing human rights crisis in Balochistan, a
large province in south-western Pakistan. British filmmaker, David Whitney, was
commissioned by the producers of this Film to help them achieving their
objective of showing the entire World the reality of Balochistan.
Shooting of the film, “The Line of
Freedom”, began in September 2012, after a lengthy development phase. The cast
and crew braved high temperatures in the desert and mountains to shoot this
short film at an undisclosed location. After the production stage, editing was
done in the United Kingdom (UK) and, finally the film was completed in late
2012.
This film is based on a true story of
a young Baloch boy, Shaheed Nasir Daarzai, who was cunningly abducted, brutally
tortured and savagely murdered by the barbarian Pakistani military as part of
its “Kill and Dump” policy and Dirty War against Baloch people.
Please see the tragic film here and
read about the glorious Land of Balochistan and its valiant and versatile
people.
Sindh and Balochistan has had a long relationship, centuries old, since
the beginning of time. They had been neighbours since time immemorial and had
developed an aura of love, trust and devotion, based on mutual-respect and
selfless relationship.
In the past these two evergreen and effervescent, valiant and verdant,
exuberant and enlightened people of Mother Sindh and Mother Balochistan have
always side-by-side to each other. Together they have fought bravely numerous
battles and wars against the barbaric occupying, tyrant invading and inhuman
bunch of conquerors from Central Asia, Arabia, Iran and Afghanistan.
Read another heart-wrenching story of teenager Izzat Baloch, son of
Tangi Baloch, killed and dumped by the barbaric Pakistan army. Izzat was
abducted on November 8th, 2013 from Maheer area of Mand, Balochistan, when the
occupying Pakistani army raided the house of Tangi Baloch and abducted five
from the family:
Today, secular and humane Balochistan is fighting a War of Freedom,
Honour and Survival against the illegitimately, illegally and ingloriously
created state, on the fake, flimsy and frivolous basis of religion, known as
‘Pakistan.’
Proverbially, hereditarily and manifestly courageous, brave and valiant
Sindhis ought to be alongside their brilliant brothers and sisters of
Balochistan and fighting hand-in-hand, shoulder-to-shoulder against the savages
for securing their Freedom, Independence, Honour, Destiny, Independence and
Survival! But alas! This is not happening – Sindhis are brave no more, Sindhis
are ebullient no more, Sindhis are courageous no more!
Sindhis are not just physical slaves, enchained and fettered by the ugly
occupiers of their Motherland, Sindh, but sadly their minds, hearts and souls
have also been imprisoned, enclosed and mentally shackled by those who
gate-crashed into sacred land of Sindh from the neighbouring streets, slums and
gutters of India in 1947 and continually since then until this day!
Alas! The civilised, blessed, sacred and ancient Sindh, my Motherland,
my Fatherland is Dead and gone!
Woebegone! My brave, beautiful, brilliant and bright Maaruunarraa
(kindred folks) of my glorious, glittering, grand and great Maleer (Homeland)
are no more my beloved kindred folks as they have wholly, totally, completely
and comprehensively embraced the ignominy, ignorance and inglorious shame of
their Masters!
Brave Balochistan - We salute you and pay our humble homage to Shaheed
Nasir Daarzai and other evergreen and Heavenly Martyrs who had given
their lives for the Freedom of their beloved Motherland, Balochistan!.
And, I am just a simple, humble and long-suffering son of Sindh,
Ahmed Makhdoom,
Singapore
17th November 2013.
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