Balochistan's Forgotten Genocide: World Silence Fuels Pakistan's Atrocities, India Steps Up

• Human Rights Council of Balochistan reports 1,300 enforced disappearances and 550 custodial deaths/extrajudicial killings by Pakistan's Frontier Corps and army this year, highlighting systematic violence and impunity.
• 'The International Humanitarian Society for Development Without Borders' states Pakistan's policies in Balochistan amount to "crimes against humanity," with villages razed, mass graves, and military operating with impunity.
• Balochistan, Pakistan's resource-rich but poorest province, faces exploitation of its natural resources (Sui gas, Reko Diq, Saindak mines) by Pakistan and China (CPEC, Gwadar), leading to local uprisings.
• Baloch groups like BLA target Pakistani forces and Chinese interests, while the world largely remains silent due to information blackouts, BLA's 'terrorist' designation, and geopolitical concerns.
• Baloch leaders seek global support, turning to India, which has recently raised concerns at the UN and SCO, with calls for New Delhi to provide political, diplomatic, and moral backing against Pakistan's actions.

Why It Matters: Balochistan faces a forgotten genocide by Pakistan, demanding urgent global attention and India's support.