Balochistan Assembly Unanimously Passes Resolution Condemning Indian Aggression, Applauds Armed Forces’ Response

Quetta:The Balochistan Assembly on Wednesday unanimously passed a strongly worded resolution condemning India’s recent unprovoked attacks on civilian areas and mosques, describing them as blatant violations of international law and human rights. The assembly echoed with chants of *“Nara-e-Takbeer, Allahu Akbar”* as members expressed their anger and unity in defense of Pakistan’s sovereignty.

The resolution, tabled by Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti, condemned India’s cowardly night-time strikes in various Pakistani locations including Muridke, Ahmedpur East, Muzaffarabad, Kotli Loharan (Sialkot), and near Shakargarh, where a mosque and a dispensary were also targeted. The attacks resulted in multiple civilian casualties, including women and children.

The resolution stated that India’s actions were a calculated attempt to escalate regional tensions and distract from its internal political challenges. It urged the federal government to present evidence of India’s violations to the United Nations, OIC, and the international community to expose India’s dangerous ambitions and hostile posture.

Members across party lines voiced unanimous support for the armed forces and lauded the Pakistan military’s swift and effective retaliation, including the downing of multiple Indian jets and destruction of several enemy posts along the Line of Control.

**Key Statements from Assembly Members:**

* **Sardar Abdul Rehman Khetran (PML-N):** “India uses war hysteria before elections. It wants to dismantle Pakistan but will fail. Our Army gave a befitting reply.”
* **Shahid Rauf (JUI-F):** “The nation stands with the armed forces. India’s brutality must be condemned globally.”
* **Ashok Kumar (PML-N):** “India attacked women and children in the dark. Our response in daylight was historic — five Indian jets downed.”
* **Hadia Nawaz (Parliamentary Secretary):** “Indian forces have waved white flags. Our forces made them accept defeat.”
* **Khair Jan Baloch (NP):** “India’s actions reflect its madness. National integrity is above all.”
* **Ali Madad Jatak (PPP):** “We shot down modern Rafale jets — this is just a small message to India.”
* **Zarak Mandokhail (PML-N):** “India bombed mosques and killed innocents. This is just the beginning of our response.”
* **Mir Zabit Reki (JUI-F):** “India must be declared a terrorist state by the international community.”
* **Ravi Kumar (JUI-F):** “After its drama failed, Modi resorted to war. We forced them to flee.”
* **Noor Muhammad Dummar (Provincial Minister):** “This resolution is the voice of 15 million people of Balochistan.”
* **Bakhth Muhammad Kakar (Provincial Minister):** “India’s cowardice at night was met with thunderous response by our armed forces.”
* **Asghar Ali Tareen (PAC Chairman):** “India isn’t acting alone — Israel stands with them. The Muslim world must unite.”
* **Molana Hidayat ur Rehman (MNA):** “Now is the time for unity and strength.”

The house expressed condolences to the families of the martyrs and prayed for the quick recovery of the injured. Lawmakers also emphasized Pakistan’s peaceful intentions but warned that any breach of sovereignty would be met with full military might.

The resolution sends a united political and public message of unwavering support for Pakistan’s armed forces and a clear denunciation of India’s provocations.

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