IJay
member
Slap on the face of Brahamdagh and India
The national flag flies on a labourer’s handcart, as he transports fruit to the market in the provincial capital of Balochistan, where separatist groups have waged a bloody insurgency in recent years. Pakistan celebrates its 62nd Independence Day on August 14 (Friday) with traditional zeal and fervour. APP
http://pakistankakhudahafiz.wordpress.com/2009/08/13/slap-on-the-face-of-bahamdagh-and-india/
amin1924
member
You may not like me for saying this but the flag planted by camera man can be seen but in the back ground there is no sign of flag on any building/structure.
Just teasing you... ;-)
IJay
member
lol
you want me to post you video links too!
from last night celebrations in quetta!
netengr
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Balouch want to celebrate their independence on 11th August ,Why don't we allow them
http://www.gwank.org/August09/11_august_independent_of_balochistan20090802.html
http://www.balochwarna.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2092
1 August - Balochistan Independent Day
(Protest and Meeting in London)
Three days before Pakistan's secession from India. Balochistan was already declared an independent state. The independence of Balochistan was recognised by the management of the upcoming Pakistan through an announcement from Dehli on 11 August 1947.
On 12 August 1947 The New York Times published Pakistan's announcement which read: Karachi, Aug, 11, 1947 [AP] - Among the congratulatory messages read to the Pakistan assembly today was one from United States Secretary of State George C. Marshall. An announcement from New Dehli said that Kalat, Moslem State in Balochistan, had reached an agreement with Pakistan for a free flow of communication and commerce, and would negotiate for decisions on defense, external affairs and communications. Under the agreement Pakistan recognizes Kalat as an independent, sovereign state with a status different from that of Indian states. [The New York Times, Published: August 12, 1947, Copyright - The New York Times]
Within 24 hours of the declaration of Independence 1947, the Khan of Kalat formed Baluchistan's House of Commons and the House of Lords. On 16th December 1947 Khan of Kalat called a meeting of both houses of Balochistan to discuss the possibility of joining Pakistan. All the members from both Houses had unanimously rejected the idea of joining Pakistan.
However the state of Pakistan invaded Balochistan on 27 March, 1948. The illegal and forceful occupation of Balochistan by the Pakistani army had resulted in killing of many workers and members of the Independent State of Balochistan and imprisonment of the Khan of Kalat and his family members in their palace. Deaths, destruction, torture, imprisonment of Baloch people and looting and plundering of their natural resources have been the outcome of this occupation since then. From that very moment the freedom loving Baloch people have been struggling against Pakistani occupation and in order to regain their lawful sovereign independent state. August 11 is Balochistan Independence Day and Baloch mark this day as the :National Day: and they are adamant to celebrate it until such time when Balochistan is liberated from the foreign occupiers.
Three days before Pakistan's secession from India. Balochistan was already declared an independent state. The independence of Balochistan was recognised by the management of the upcoming Pakistan through an announcement from Dehli on 11 August 1947.
Earlier on the same day (11th of August 2009) there will be a protest in front of 10 Downing Street to highlight the ongoing Human Rights violations in Balochistan by both Iran and Pakistan. The protest is also meant to highlight the recent heinous acts of these states i.e. the mass abductions, arrest and humiliation of political and student activists and other innocent citizens in Pakistani occupied Balochistan and mass executions of Baloch political prisoners in Iranian occupied Balochistan. A petition will be handed over to the British prime minster at the end of the protest.
Following are the venues for the protest and the meeting:
Protest venue: 10 Downing Street (in front of British PM 's house)
Nearest Tube Station: West minister Tube Station
Time and Date: Tuesday 11 August 2009 at 2:00 pm to 4:00pm
Meeting Venue: The Centre for Polish Arts and Culture [http://www.posk.org/index_e.html]
238-246 King Street, Hammersmith, London W6 ORF
Time: 5pm to 8:30 pm
Nearest Tube Stations: 1.Stamford Brook 2.Hammersmith
There will be a Dinner party after the meeting
All Baloch residing in the UK, Sindhi and other Human Rights activists are invited to join the protest and meeting to show their solidarity with oppressed people of occupied Balochistan.
I prefer liberty with danger than peace with slavery.
@netengr
By this post you are asking for trouble and expect some not so favourable answers.
amin1924
member
Ijay,
Kindly watch your language and behave like a gentleman, your abusive language above is uncalled for and I request admin/moderator's attention to that.
Let us keep the environment as decent and professional as possible.
Thanks-
netengr
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@semirza
I do not support the cause of Baluchistan but this is the reality and we cannot be remain Just PTV in this forum
@netengr
Than it would help if you do some research on BSO and the Russian connection.
netengr
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If people do not from the heart then we will keep fighting with foreign elements and this will never help .
99 % bangalis wanted freedom and we still think this happened just because of India
@IJay
Generalization is not good and may lead to complicated uncalled for debates resembling more or less a brawl and that is not favoured.
It is not good to hurt feelings and emotions of other forum members. Control on use of words that hurt is advised.
A nice clean rational approach to a topic, without being personal is what should be the moto of every forum members.
IJay
member
i used slap not spit!
netengr
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Respecting others and ethics come from home ,moderator cannot teach them
IJay
member
i hate when some body ask me to respect indians!
@netengr
What happened with the bengalis and what would should or could happen to the Baluchi cause if there is any, remains different to the topic here 'Long live brave people of Bluchistan'.
Now you tell me how you are going to connect your post that is nothing short of provocation to the nationalist feelings of patriotic Pakistanis including Baluch as I find their majority celebrating Independence day, here with this topic?
Are you here to provoke or incite members by such posts? Do you intend to divert the attention of members from the original topic towards unrelating issues what ever they may be?
@netengr
This forum has some manners, for all to follow and moderators are here to ensure that.
amin1924
member
Balochistan has about 40% pushtoon who are pro federation. 8-10% minorities are also pro-federation.
Baloch are 50%, but then among baloch tribes not all are against Pakistan.
So it is incorrect to give such impression of whole Baloch against Pakistan.
@IJay
Did I use the word Indian? I am afraid not. You are well aware that I can handle such issues therefore leave it to the moderators.
Government's comprehensive package on Blaochistan will be announced soon.
Salute to our Baloch friends!!
amin1924
member
bsobaid
What happened to the package announced for the poor displaced people? did zardari fulfill his promise of handing out 25,000 per family?
Zardari can only loot the nation, can never give back anything.. except empty words and hollow promises.
Pak Army is handling rehab efforts. Its not Zardari.
Rehab efforts have just started. Dont expect army or government to rain money from helicopters.
Rehab is not easy, requires time, a lot of effort and goodwill.
NETGRR,
why every post of yours sounds like as if it's from some anti pakistan person?
If you don't trust my observation then ask any of your friend to read your postings and then comment!
I second Khan_Sahib in this observation.
With English translation
We are the sons of the Baloch,
Free and sovereign,
Masters of our own destiny;
The earth panics from our wrath,
Castles shake in fear,
We are tigers,
Fearless defenders (of those who seek our help);
We are an encouragement to our fathers,
The pride and honor of our mothers and sisters,
Support of our brothers;
Our blood one day,
Will be required by our nation,
We will prove to the lullabies given by mothers;
We have sucked the milk of honour,
In the shadow of swords,
Red blood in our eyes shows descent from martyrs;
We are defenders of the helpless and the poor,
We have destroyed the castle of terror,
The days of oppression have gone forever.
Long Live Balochistan
quaidkamazaar
Member
If people do not from the heart then we will keep fighting with foreign elements and this will never help .
99 % bangalis wanted freedom and we still think this happened just because of India
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great commment NetEng,
perhaps realization is a great way to move on and learn from great mistakes which are being continued.
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