Pakistan, reaping what it sowed

Pakistan is a country that has been providing shelter to the leaders of terrorist groups who have led terrorism, bombings and shooting of innocent passers-by in India and providing facilities for training terrorists. The innocent blood they have shed in Kashmir is uncountable. Pakistan never expected India to retaliate after the Pulwama attack. The Pakistani government has taken the stance 'what are we supposed to do about the terrorist attacks,' after they provided all facilities and assistance to the terrorists.

They are the ones who enjoyed watching the scenes of the shooting of about 200 people in Mumbai. Terrorist attacks have decreased significantly after the Modi government gave Pakistan a response through action that any attack on India would be met with a retaliatory response. The problems are now centred around some border districts in Jammu. Pakistan is the country that sheltered Bin Laden, who led the conspiracy to destroy the Twin Towers in America, killing about 3,000 people. Pakistan did not remember at that time that the river of blood that was shed in foreign countries would eventually flow back to them! What is sown will be reaped if not today or tomorrow. That is what is happening in Pakistan now. However, wherever and for whatever reason, taking innocent passengers hostage, killing them, and bargaining using them is a completely despicable act.

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), an armed group fighting to liberate the province of Balochistan, attacked a train and took 214 passengers hostage and killed 30 security personnel. About 15 BLA members were also killed in the combat with the Pakistani army. The BLA hijacked a train from Quetta to Peshawar with about 400 passengers. The Pakistani army carried out airstrikes and rescued about 100 passengers. The BLA hijacked the train by blowing up the tracks while the train was passing through a tunnel. The fight for Balochistan's independence has been going on for years. The reason for the intensification of the attacks by BLA members is that the Pakistani government built a large port in Gwadar with the help of China and Pakistan became part of China's Belt and Road project.

Balochistan province is rich in mineral resources. Balochis allege that the port and road are being built to plunder these mineral resources and transfer them to China. Before the British era, a large part of Balochistan was part of undivided India. After independence, Balochistan became part of Pakistan when it was divided into Pakistan and India. Now the locals want it to become an independent country. This region is very underdeveloped due to Pakistan's neglect. There is no doubt that Balochistan, which is eager to break free from Pakistan's yoke at any moment, will continue to create obstacles for Pakistan.