Pakistani Army Killed Young Baloch Rebel Leader In Gwadar

Pakistani Army killed a young Baloch rebel leader in Gwadar, brother says he is proud. A young Baloch rebel leader has been killed in a clash between the Pakistani army and the Baluchis.

This encounter between Pakistan Army and Baloch took place in the Shadi Kaur area of ​​Gwadar district.

According to local media reports, the name of the slain Baloch youth leader has been named Sarmsar Hidayatullah.

According to local media, the Pakistan Army had also fired from a helicopter in this encounter. Hidayatullah’s death has also been confirmed by his brother Kifayat Baloch.

Kifayat also tweeted a photo of Samsara. It has been written in this tweet that the bloody young Baloch Guljamin has dressed as a bridegroom.

Kifayatullah said during a conversation with Radio Germbash that he was proud of his brother. He has also said that his brother was younger than him but every time he encouraged him to move forward.

He could tolerate hunger and disease. But this is a battle in which everyone has to play his part and be ready to sacrifice himself.

Significantly, the Baloch have been fighting for independence from Pakistan for a long time. Recently, these people had demanded a plebiscite under the supervision of the UN to liberate themselves.

Baloch and Pashtun students are being harassed at Gujarat University in Pakistan’s Punjab province. They are facing racial discrimination.

Recently, Balochistan Post said that he is being tortured on the university campus. Baloch and Pashtun students are also facing a similar situation in other universities of Punjab.

The students said that unidentified people in plain clothes call the students and check their mobile phones, internet media accounts and ask questions about their family members.

On the other hand, there has been a spurt in cases of forced disappearances in Balochistan after the twin attacks on the Frontier Corps headquarters in Panjgur and Noshki in the province.

Pakistani forces have kidnapped 48 people from different areas of Balochistan in the last 10 days.