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Balochistan marks August 11 as Independence Day & seeks global recognition; Pakistan cuts internet & mobile services

Defying the rule of Islamabad, the Independence Day of the Republic of Balochistan is being marked on August 11. Baloch leaders hailed the strength of its Army & called out Pakistan as a "cancer state". It urged the international community to recognise Balochistan. Meanwhile, Pakistan is escalating its iron fist by shuting down internet & mobile services along with targeted violence & enforced disappearances

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Balochistan: Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch urged the international community to recognise the “independence” of Balochistan and slammed Pakistan for repressing the Baloch people. In a post on X he said, “The six crore people of Balochistan celebrate their national independence day every year on the 11th of August. Today we have reached a stage where we do not merely celebrate our independence, but demand from the world that the independence of Balochistan be recognised legally, politically, diplomatically and morally”.

“Heartfelt congratulations and good wishes to the Baloch, Pashtun, Hindu, Sikh, Christian and brothers and sisters of all religions living in Balochistan on this sacred occasion of independence”, Baloch leader further added. “The Republic of Balochistan expresses its heartfelt gratitude to the brave mainstream media of the world, especially of India, think tanks, researchers, poets, writers, students, lawyers, civil society, the business community, religious leaders, parliamentarians and all brothers and sisters who have carried the voice of Balochistan to the global level and become the voice of our people”, Mir Yar Baloch reiterated.

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Baloch leader calls Pakistan as a “cancer” state

“Moral support for the people of Balochistan must continue so that we can remove the cancer-like Pakistan from our land, Balochistan”, he slammed the atrocities of Pakistan. Doubling down on Islamabad as it continues to curtail the freedoms in Balochistan, Mir Yar Baloch claimed that more than fifty thousand Baloch are still enduring inhuman atrocities in Pakistan’s torture cells. “We will never forget them. The success of today’s independence is owing to the immortal sacrifices of our great martyrs, thousands of political workers and prisoners”, he said.

Baloch leader hails the strength of its 5,00,000 Army personnel

Recalling the strong history of sacrifices in Balochistan, he added, “The people of Balochistan have always stopped foreign invaders and forced them to withdraw from Balochistan. Pakistan may possess thousands of tanks, hundreds of warplanes, artillery and a large army, yet the army of Balochistan is ten times more powerful and successful than the army of Pakistan in physical, mental and fighting capability. The army of Balochistan is a hardy force capable of facing every situation and is ready to confront the professional armies of the world. In view of the area of Balochistan it requires a large army; therefore the Republic of Balochistan has prepared an army of five hundred thousand”, Baloch leader hailed the strength of its army to defeat Pakistan.

Balochistan calls global community to recognise its independence and sovereignty

In his post the Baloch leader urged member states of the United Nations, ASEAN, the African Union, the OIC and Europe to break their silence and added that Balochistan with it rich resources can provide funds to alleviate issues pertaining global health and education. “Balochistan is one of the richest regions which, instead of begging like Pakistan, can provide substantial funds and aid to the world for health, education and human welfare. The United Nations should also thoroughly study the history of Balochistan”.

Pakistan cuts internet and mobile services in Balochistan

In his post, the Baloch leader further attacked Pakistan and said that the Pak Army has enforced shut down of mobile and internet services across areas in Balochistan. “To prevent the celebrations of Balochistan’s independence, Pakistan’s occupying foreign army has shut down mobile and internet services. And in Balochistan, Kalat, Quetta, Khuzdar and some other areas, it has dug large trenches around military cantonments and police stations; this is clear proof of the fear and failure of Pakistan’s army”, he said.

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In all areas of Balochistan, Pakistan’s air force is still patrolling, drones are flying in the sky and helicopters are conducting surveillance. But even under the shadow of cannons and guns, the people of Balochistan have celebrated independence in their respective areas and broken all of Pakistan’s obstacles. Due to the internet shutdown, pictures, videos and reports are taking time to arrive, but very soon we will unveil Pakistan’s terrorism and failure to the entire world”, he further exposed the atrocities of Pakistan.

This sudden suspension of mobile phone and internet services in Quetta by Pakistan has disrupted normal life in the Balochistan capital, impacting students, healthcare professionals, businesses, journalists and thousands of residents who depend on digital connectivity for essential communication. The interruption in services left many residents unable to communicate with family members, colleagues and customers.

Businesses that rely heavily on online communication and digital payment systems also encountered difficulties. Students were particularly affected, as those attending online classes, accessing educational resources or communicating with teachers and classmates were abruptly disconnected from their regular learning platforms, local media platforms reported.

Meanwhile, under the iron fist of Pakistan, Balochistan continues to suffer from enforced disappearances, prolonged and arbitrary detention, targeted killings etc. Human rights organisations have repeatedly expressed concern over enforced disappearances in Balochistan, identifying the issue as one of Pakistan’s most contentious and unresolved human rights challenges. On the other hand, the increasing rebillion in Balochistan, PoJK, Sindh and other provinces against Islamabad reflects, a domestically disintegrated Pakistan, that is spilling beyond control.

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