...s troubling Hindus will be regarded as criminals, says Baloch Liberation Army Ads by Google | Print ANI : Islamabad, Thu Jan 17 2013, 09:55 hrs The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has said that those who trouble the ...

...ndus in whatever limited way they can. Since 1994, from time to time, the Indian government has taken up with Islamabad the question of re-opening the consulate in Karachi. As a quid pro quo, Pakistan has reportedly been...

... eye of Washington lawmakers. Coming on the heels of support in Congress for a Baloch homeland in the face of Islamabad's depredations in the region, a US Congressman has zeroed in on the abduction and forced religious c...

...lame the intelligence agencies themselves for the kidnappings according to Khan. Hindus feel more safe in the Baloch area of the province as opposed to the Pakhtun area. They also felt safer when Hindu activist Akbar Bug...

...in Balochistan and people are being abducted for ransom. National Party’s vice president Dr Ishaq Baloch said Baloch youths had become frustrated because they had been denied rights and their national identity had not be...

...ution, but using political sagacity rather than military force. Blaming India will not achieve anything – the Baloch are angry for good reason. At a recent lecture to senior Pakistan civil-service officers in Peshawar, t...

...tially controls the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan, is based in the Baloch capital, with clear evidence of Islamabad’s complicity. There have, of course, been several overtures by Islamabad to buy peace in Balochistan...

... hundred students who were unable to move to their native areas because of the war had been forced to stay in Islamabad. Mehdi Ghulam from Kurram Agency said Alizai, Balyamin, Tangi Amro Khail, Arravali, Santikot, Singk,...

...o of the young women had died of head injuries inflicted with a blunt weapon. The third body was not found. A Baloch senator defended the killing as "tribal custom"; locally influential figures reportedly hampered the po...

...last month in Pakistan three activists working on this critical issue, Ghulam Mohammed Baloch, 45, Lala Munir Baloch, 50, and Sher Mohammed Baloch, 35, were abducted, shot in the head and their bodies thrown from a milit...

...poor Christian women and their families - all part of the minority. This video shows unliveable conditions in Islamabad’s French Quarter, a sordid slum where Dalit Christians try to survive. See this 11:16 min April 16, ...

... continued to feature in AQ transnational attack planning. Armed conflict between the government and militant Baloch nationalists continued. Pakistani press reported that the government killed the leader of the Balochist...

... an unidentified person were killed, besides recent abortive attacks on several high profile personalities in Islamabad and Karachi. 43. "According to sources, Lashkar-e-Omar is a new group recently formed with the c...