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Deeply saddened by today’s suicidal attack on BNP’s Jalsa . This is not an isolated act but a continuation of the Baloch genocide. Such cowardly tactics are an assault on every voice that dares to speak for rights & justice. Using terror to silence people only exposes the state’s...

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Advocate Zubair Killed by Pakistan Army — Irrefutable Evidence of State Terrorism > 🎥 Watch in Video: A destroyed home by the Pakistan Army & Chairman Zubair Baloch’s speech against enforced disappearances in #Balochistan. Advocate Zubair Baloch was a peaceful political activist and a staunch defender of human rights. In Dalbandin, Chagai district, Balochistan, the Pakistan Army raided a house and killed him along with his companion, Nasir Baloch. Shamelessly, the Pakistan Army has admitted responsibility for this attack and the killings. This was an act of pure state terrorism. Advocate Zubair was a powerful voice in Balochistan — speaking against enforced disappearances, the plunder of resources, and ongoing human rights violations. For this very reason, he was deliberately targeted and assassinated. The Pakistani military continues to brand the Baloch national struggle — a genuine, deeply rooted indigenous movement against occupation — as “foreign interference,” even using terms like “Fitna-al-Hindustan” to mislead the world. Such propaganda reflects the state’s immaturity, its hatred, and its desperation to delegitimize a just, homegrown movement. These attacks make no distinction — women, children, and peaceful activists are not spared. The killing of Chairman Zubair is further undeniable proof that Pakistan seeks to silence every voice raised for Baloch rights. Chairman Zubair Baloch, former Chairman of BSO (Pajjar) — the student wing of a parliamentary party — was a law graduate committed to peaceful politics. His assassination exposes the state’s systematic attempt to crush peaceful dissent and wipe out an entire nation. This is part of the ongoing #Baloch #genocide. Today, Pakistan stands at the United Nations (United Nations ) pretending to champion human rights — yet the truth is clear: its army tramples every law, storms homes, and kills unarmed civilians, women, and even infants. The ongoing UN session ( #UNGA80 ) must address this openly — and Pakistan must be held accountable for its crimes. #StopBalochGenocide #StateKilledZubairBaloch

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