“Baloch Jasbati Nahi, Nazriyati Hain”: Mahrang Baloch, the fiery leader of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), has shaken Pakistan’s top brass. A medical doctor by profession, she later became an outspoken activist in Baloch nationalism. The group has been vocal about enforced disappearances and alleged extrajudicial killings in Balochistan. Baloch nationalism is now more vocal and visible than before. Mahrang Baloch’s clear thinking and determination have inspired a new kind of protest, led strongly by women. Women have now become the main voices demanding freedom and rights as their birthright on their birthplace.
According to the BBC, Mahrang witnessed the forced disappearance of her father, Abdul Gaffar Langove, a nationalist leader, in 2009. His body was found three years later in the Lasbela district. This made her fight against enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings in the country. Despite facing numerous challenges, including death threats, travel bans, and detention, the 32-year-old continues her activism with unwavering determination. Her clear vision and determination in the Balochi struggle for self-determination have sparked a new wave of protest, with women stepping up as the leading voices.
Mahrang And Pakistan
Balochi women broke away from traditional Islamic social rules and fought for their region’s rights and respect. They realised that going to Islamabad to seek justice for their missing loved ones and dealing with endless paperwork was a waste of time, money, and resources- And this enlightment came after Mahrang’s interference and wide participation to awaken them.
Mahrang Baloch’s movement has revealed the contradictions within Pakistan. The huge support she has received is worrying for Pakistan’s military and intelligence. No amount of lies or fake stories can prevent the crisis that is slowly destroying Pakistan. The country is breaking down. The situation is becoming uncontrollable. Pakistan is now falling apart because of deep disagreements. Pakistan’s decision to use force to keep the country together was either a wrong choice or the result of pride.
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Balochistan And Pakistan
Pakistan’s general attitude toward Balochistan is one of sheer negligence. Balochistan has long felt ignored and sidelined, despite being the largest and most resource-rich province. The lack of proper representation, ongoing economic struggles, and harsh repression have created deep resentment among its people.
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has increased fears, with concerns over China’s debt trap, dominance, and exploitation of resources. Mahrang Baloch, the young woman leader, has raised her voice against these issues. She calls Pakistan’s actions against the Baloch people a genocide and protests against state-sponsored oppression and the suspension of democratic values.
Mir Yar Baloch On X
Amid Indo-Pak tensions, Balochistan is making headlines for a different reason. Baloch writer Mir Yar Baloch, known for advocating for the rights of the Baloch people, took to X to share Mahrang Baloch’s message. He shared her fiery speech with a message: “Our fight is for the restoration of true peace, where no Pakistani will dare ask a Hindu to recite Kalima and then murder him in front of his wife and children.
“Our noble fight is to make this region free of cancerous and terrorist epicentre, Pakistan. Join is dignified by giving, moral, diplomatic, political, financial, whatever is at your disposal because we are fighting for you and humanity.”
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Our fight is for the restoration of genuine peace where no Pakistani will dare to ask a Hindu for reciting Kalma and murder him in front of his wife and children.
Our noble fight is to make this region free of cancerous and terrorist epicenter Pakistan.
Join is dignified by… pic.twitter.com/gp3heYEnw1
— Mir Yar Baloch (@miryar_baloch) May 8, 2025
There are reports suggesting that Mir Yar Baloch has declared Balochistan’s independence from Pakistan and has called on the Indian government to permit the establishment of a Baloch embassy in New Delhi. Additionally, reports indicate that he has urged the United Nations to grant recognition to Balochistan.
