Dr. Allah Nazar states that Kashmiris and other oppressed nations cannot be subjugated by force
The chief of the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), Dr. Allah Nazar Baloch, has emphasized that the resistance of Kashmiris against what he described as Pakistani and Punjabi domination demonstrates that oppressed nations cannot be subdued by force. He asserted that their struggle is rooted in a desire for basic rights and freedom, and that repression cannot eliminate their aspirations for independence.
In a statement, Dr. Baloch pointed out that Islamabad no longer has the power to impose decisions on Kashmiris and other oppressed nations through coercion and repression. He emphasized that the ongoing resistance is a clear expression of their demand for sovereignty and autonomy, which cannot be suppressed by brute force.
He further claimed that what Pakistan calls “Azad Kashmir” is only free in name, asserting that in reality, Punjab’s authority and dominance prevail there. According to him, the so-called freedom in Azad Kashmir is superficial, and the region remains under the control of Punjab’s political and military influence.
Dr. Baloch criticized the imposition of Punjab’s control over oppressed nations under the guise of a federation. He argued that decisions concerning Kashmir and other regions are not made by their own people but are instead dictated by officials in Islamabad, often at the secretary level, without genuine local representation.
The BLF leader described the repression and violence against Kashmiris as an expression of fear by what he called an “unnatural state.” He maintained that such forced domination over oppressed nations is unsustainable and that resistance is inevitable because the desire for freedom is deeply rooted in these communities.
He reaffirmed that resistance to Punjab’s domination is a legitimate right of oppressed nations. Dr. Baloch expressed unwavering support for their struggle for sovereignty and independence, emphasizing that their efforts are both morally justified and politically necessary.
In his concluding remarks, Dr. Baloch urged oppressed nations to see the Baloch as their allies in the fight for freedom. He stated that the Baloch nation also expects other oppressed nations to support Balochistan’s ongoing struggle for independence, reinforcing the message of unity among oppressed peoples in their pursuit of self-determination.
