Paki establishment has filed multiple cases against participants and organizers of the Baloch Raaji Muchi rallies held in various cities across Pak-occupied-Balochistan. The police have charged attendees and organizers of a recent rally in Gwadar with involvement in alleged violent incidents and sedition against Pakistan.
In Turbat, the central city of Pak-occupied-Balochistan’s Kech district, police have lodged sedition cases against Wasim Baloch and other members of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee. The charges include distributing anti-state pamphlets and inciting citizens to participate in the Gwadar event.
In Hub Chowki, an industrial city, occupied-authorities have filed cases against tribal leader Sitar Angaria, Arif Baloch, and other Baloch Yakjehti Committee organizers and participants of the Gwadar rally. They face accusations of blocking roads, staging sit-ins, and firing at police officers.
The FIR from Hub police says that protesters blocked the main highway at Gadani, disrupting traffic. During attempts to disperse the crowd, protesters allegedly threw stones and fired at police, causing injuries to several officers.
Baloch Raaji Muchi Protests
In Nushki, police have charged multiple male and female citizens with shutting down the city and chanting anti-Pakistan and independent Balochistan slogans during protests.
Protests, demonstrations and strikes have been ongoing across Pak-occupied-Balochistan for the fifth consecutive day in response to the Pak forces’ crackdown on the Gwadar Raaji Muchi rally. There have also been numerous reports of police and Pak forces raiding homes and making arrests.
Previously, similar cases were filed against protesters in Khuzdar, Quetta, Barkhan, and Kharan for engaging in anti-state activities related to the Gwadar rally.
The Baloch Unity Committee has presented a list of demands for negotiations with the occupied-government, including halting the use of force and violence against Baloch Raaji Muchi participants throughout Pak-occupied-Balochistan and the immediate release of all detainees.
Dr. Mahrang has warned that if harassment or the use of force against Baloch Raaji Muchi participants occurs during negotiations, they will suspend talks and continue with their protests.