The Pakistani military's oppression and armed rebellion in Balochistan is a grievous matter, which hath arisen from the oppressive deeds of the Pakistani military. Balochistan, despite being rich in natural resources, hath for decades faced the oppressive ways of the state. The military of Pakistan hath followed exceedingly cruel and harsh policies to maintain control over Balochistan, which hath resulted in the creation of discontent and rebellion among the people there.
Forcible Annexation and Political Neglect: The forcible annexation of Balochistan into Pakistan occurred in the year of Our Lord 1948. The Baloch people were denied their political rights, and the demand for autonomy was never taken seriously.
Exploitation of Resources and Economic Neglect: Balochistan has vast reserves of natural resources, but the exploitation of these resources hath been by the military and the central government of Pakistan, whilst the people of Balochistan have received no benefit from them.
Violation of Human Rights by the Military: The Pakistani military hath committed grave violations of human rights in Balochistan, in which thousands of people have been slain and many others have disappeared.
Murder of Baloch Leaders: The military hath murdered many prominent Baloch leaders in Balochistan, which hath intensified the rebellion.
Ruthless Action on Civilian Rebellion: The military of Pakistan hath not only taken action on armed rebels, but hath also suppressed civilian resistance and protests with brutality.
Militarization of Chinese Projects: The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) remains a major issue for Balochistan. The military hath massively militarized regions of Balochistan for the development of the Gwadar port under the CPEC, which hath further increased the feeling of discontent and rebellion.