Key Points

Indian intelligence agencies report that Pakistan is escalating aggression in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Under pressure from the US and China to secure their projects, Pakistan is using counterterrorism operations as a cover for targeting local populations. Recent airstrikes using Chinese-made fighter jets and bombs have resulted in significant civilian casualties. This has drawn criticism from both international watchdogs and opposition parties within Pakistan.

Key Points: Pakistan Army Genocide in Balochistan Under US China Pressure

  • Pakistan uses Chinese J-17 jets and L-6 bombs on Tirah Valley villages
  • US and China pressure Pakistan to secure their projects from terror groups
  • Locals accuse Pakistan Army of looting regional resources for mainland development
  • Pakistan faces stiff local resistance and lacks Afghan support in both regions
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Strategic deals, brutal consequences: Pakistan's genocide under the garb of counterterrorism

Indian intel warns Pakistan is committing genocide in Balochistan and KP, using counterterrorism as a cover to target locals under US-China pressure.

"No words can encompass this sorrow and grief. Drone attacks and bombings have sown so many seeds of hatred. - Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf"

New Delhi, Sep 22

The Indian agencies are reporting that Pakistan's aggression under pressure from both the US and China is only going to increase in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). Pakistan may have tom-tommed to all that it has made some strategic moves where the US and China are concerned. However, in reality, it is set to indulge in genocide in Balochistan.

Intelligence Bureau officials say that under the garb of fighting the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), the real intention is to target the people of the region and indulge in genocide. The Pakistan Army is facing stiff resistance in these regions and hence wants to target even the innocents under the garb of fighting terror outfits.

Today’s incident during which thirty people were killed in air strikes in KP is an example of this. Pakistan used China made J-17 fighter jets to drop eight Chinese L-6 bombs, laser-guided precision munitions on a village in the Tirah Valley. The local community is already on the edge owing to the aggression by the Pakistan Army. Whether it is in Balochistan or KP, the people have complained that under the garb of fighting terror, the Pakistan Army is trying to wipe out the local population.

Intelligence reports say, while Pakistan has always been an aggressor in these regions against the local people, such action is likely to get worse in the days to come.

The deals that Pakistan signed with the US and China may look good on paper. But both countries have shifted the onus largely on Pakistan to deliver and ensure security of their projects. While China has said that it wants the TTP out of the picture as the terror group is hitting their projects, the US has made it clear that it wants terror groups in Balochistan out of the way so that the minerals deal can be executed peacefully.

Pakistan is currently in a dilemma due to these demands. First and foremost it is not able to fight terror groups in both regions. The Pakistan Army has faced embarrassing losses in recent times. Further, Pakistan has no support of Afghanistan on these issues. However the thing that is hurting Pakistan the most is that it does not have the support of the locals.

The locals have for decades complained that the resources available in their regions are being looted by the Pakistan Army. None of the benefits get passed on to them. The locals have accrued the Pakistan government of robbing their resources and investing them in mainland Pakistan, while they continue to face hardships.

In such a situation, the Pakistan Army has decided to go on the offensive and is targeting the innocent locals.

Pakistan's actions have been called by the international community in the past as well. Amnesty International’s South Asia office had slammed the utter disregard that the army has shown for civilian life. This statement had come in the aftermath of a drone strike in which a child had been killed.

There was a huge criticism following a March 10 strike in which 10 civilians were killed in the Katlang area of the KP province. However, after every such hit, Pakistan has said that the intention was to flush out terrorists, but in reality the intention was of killing the locals.

Following Monday’s military strike, even the opposition in Pakistan criticised the action. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf said that no words can encompass this sorrow and grief. Drone attacks and bombings have sown so may seeds of hatred. Nothing will be left the party said.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Pakistan's army has always treated these regions as colonies. Now with US and China pressure, they're resorting to extreme measures. The world needs to see their true face.
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Arjun K
While the situation is indeed tragic, I hope our media maintains balanced reporting. We should focus on humanitarian aspects rather than sensationalizing terms like "genocide." Accurate reporting builds credibility.
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Sarah B
The use of precision munitions against villages is horrifying. China's involvement through weapon supplies raises serious questions about their commitment to human rights. International pressure is needed immediately.
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Vikram M
Pakistan is caught between US and China, and unfortunately the common people are paying the price. Their army's brutal tactics will only create more resentment. History shows oppression never works long-term.
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Michael C
The mineral deals mentioned explain the urgency behind these actions. Global powers are complicit when they prioritize resources over human lives. This needs stronger UN intervention.

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