Government Claims And A Black Day

Pakistan celebrated 62nd Independence day.The biggest ceremony was held at capital city of Islamabad,where PM Gilani was very much happy in a big gathering of patriot pakistani's.All day national songs played and chanted slogan's like Long Live Pakistan.One more reason of happiness shown on the faces of Pakistani leaders,they saw Pakistani flags back in Sawat & Malakand.Independence rallies held in cities of Punjab,Sindh and NWFP.

But the celebrations in Baluchistan disappeared,no flags,un-heared anthem,no public gatherings or rallies.It's a big slap on pakistani rulers ,who are most of the time bussy in anti baloch propoganda.They should now stop raising their fingers on exile Baluch Leaders.On a single call of exile leaders entire nation marked 14th august as a black day in throughout Baluchistan,Karachi,gulf countries and europe.Baluchistan was all silent;all celebrations were limited to Cantonments but unseen.The only ceremony was held by Chief Minister at quetta,but unfinished by a miracle from God or tention of being hit from any fired rocket of freedom fighters.CM fainted by the highblood pressure or shocked of being lonely in 10 million Baluch Population.

Baluch student wing (Azad),patriot political parties organised mass rallies in Karachi and Baluchistan against the worse day of calender.Everywhere black flags shown,pakistani flags removed from buildings,afterwards being burnt by patriot Baluch youth and chanted slogans like''death to pakistan''.This extreme level of anger against the un-natural state is a refrendum of Baluch nation,that we are different nation; possess our own land,language and culture;we dont want to live under any other flag than Baluchistan.

Pakistani rulers should understand from the straight and clear message of the Baluch nation that we are united and organised under the guidance of our exile leaders.Government should stop showing puppets as our leaders ; if they were our leaders & real representatives of Baluchistan so independence day celebrations were not replaced by a ''Black Day''.


Written By Ali Baluch