Balochistan Pakistan Pakistan Munir – ‘90,000 troops still hangs trousers’
In India, after the terrorist attacks in Bahlgam in Jammu and Kashmir, the concern in India has increased, and political temperatures in Pakistan are rising. In a plan of immigrant Pakistan in Islamabad, Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir threatened Baloch separatists, “Balochistan is a chandelier on the forehead of Pakistan. The next 10 species cannot be separated.”
Baloch leader Akhtar Mangal’s sharp response
But Balochistan National Party leader and former chief minister Akhtar Mangal have given a strong and sharp response to the statement.
Don’t forget the failure of 1971
Mangal said, “The Pakistani military should never forget the shame of 1971 and the dedication of 90,000 soldiers. Their weapons and their trousers are to date.”
He said the military is talking about the punishment of allegations for 10 generations, but the question is, how many generations of historical failure from Bengalis.
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We have been suffering for 75 years
Akhtar Mangal added that the Baloch people have been facing the repression and rule of the Pakistani military for the past 75 years. “People who remember every crime, we are not afraid of your threats.”
Open Warning to Pakistan’s power
This reaction of Akhtar Mangal is not only a political view, but the plots of Pakistan’s internal divisions and the military’s repressive attitude. This warning of the Baloch leader has been a profound challenge to Pakistan’s power at a time when fingers are raised on Pakistan over terrorist attacks in India.
