Actually its a reality for more than 64 years now and not a dream......in your dreams bro!!!1
Actually its a reality for more than 64 years now and not a dream......in your dreams bro!!!1
Suppose if the same feeling comes from a Baluchistani would you agree?
I think this is fair statement as long as we have referendum in Kashmir and Balochistan and let the people speak. King of Kalat and Quetta municipality had no right to succeed without a referendum from people.
hello mr. Unicorn, please forgive me; I had a misconception about you, I thought of you a good and an intelligent person which you actually ruined by your last comment. So, sorry again, not for the misconception but for something which is coming ahead.
1st and last thing mr. intelligent and enlightened, at the time of partition Balochis decided to go with Pakistan which you haven't allowed to Kashmiris. So, mr. good boy you have no right to comment on Balochi's decision whether they want to live within Pakistan or not. It's our internal matter and we can solve it, so you better keep your little tongue inside of your beautiful little mouth and be silent.
sorry for being offensive!!! but I feel no sorry because it's my honor to defend my country...
Long Live Pakistan!!!
If king of Kalaat can succeeds to Pakistan and its all legal than when king of Kashmir succeeds to India that is legal as well-Thanks
Then What you did with king of Hyderabad.We are accepting your logic ,keep kashmir , return Hyderabad to Pakistan.That's all legal-Thanks
If king of Kalaat can succeeds to Pakistan and its all legal than when king of Kashmir succeeds to India that is legal as well-Thanks
my dear, do you know the complete history of Balochistan; Balochistan formed itself as an independent state by all the members of Shahi Jirga , 54 of them which didn't include the Khan and his representatives either officials or non officials, voted in favor of Pakistan just to oppose the Pandit Nehru idology. This decision of Shahi jirga decision was made by the Mountbatten and British govt. Later on March 28, 1948 Balochistan was declared as the province of Pakistan...
so, that's why Kashmir is totally a different story than Balochistan. So, once again, stop making **** of issue...
Not concerned with SHAHI Jirga it is as good as King of Kashmir's Jira. Show me any source where the elected representatives of people have voted just like the Sindh legislature.
dear sir those were the representatives of the people of Balochistan and this decision was made by British rulers. go and read some history; and by the way Balochistan wasn't under the direct control of the Governor rather his representative, I think you know what it means.
so don't mess your tiny little brain.
Lying comes very naturally to you. Provide me with the dates when elections were conducted to elect SHAHI JIRGA. Provide a credible source to support your claim not Pakistani History. I can post several other sources pointing to the same.
Source http://www.chapatimystery.com/archives/homistan/the_baluchistan_issue.html
Let me start with a bit of history. The region was largely under Iranian kingly control and the autonomous principality of Kalat. The British wrested control away from the Khan of Kalat in the early 1840s and it became the staging ground for the various Afghan-British wars (the Great Game) in the later half of 19th century. The 1876 treaty between the Khan of Kalat and Robert Sandeman accepted the independence of the Kalat as an allied state with British military outposts in the region. After the 1878 Afghan War, the British established Baluchistan as a provinicial entity centered around the municipality of Quetta – Kalat, Makran, and Lasbella continuing to exist as princely realms. The British interest in the region was largely to use it as a land-mass bulwark against Central Asian encroachments. Besides a train track, the development and settlement of British holdings excluded most of the tribal population. The administrative and legislative reforms of late 19th and early 20th century India overlooked Baluchistan. Around the 1930s, Baluchi nationalist parties emerged to contest for freedom from British rule. They took the princely state of Kalat as the focal point of a free and united Baluchistan. Iqbal’s vision of autonomous federation of Muslim state included Baluchistan but the Khan of Kalat never brought into the Punjabi nationalist paradigm, arguing that the Kalat had special treaty powers. Baglar Begi Khan declared the independence of Kalat on August 15, 1947. He assured the neo-state of Pakistan that Kalat will participate in the defense and infrastructure but will be autonomous. That didn’t go over well at all and the Pakistani army entered the region to occupy the area immediately. On Mar 27, 1948, the Khan of Kalat gave in to the State of Pakistan and his old attorney M. A. Jinnah. His brother Abdul Karim Baloch refused to surrender and revolted until his arrest in 1950. Baluchistan was put under Governor General control and no elective body formed in Baluchistan until 1973.
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