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. “I don’t say that the US is directly or deliberately assisting the military operation against the Baloch people. But such
cooperation (the handing over of helicopters) will certainly go against us,” he said. The Mengal sardar alleged that the
federal government had used sophisticated US weapons in military strikes in Kohlu and Dera Bugti. He added that the
Bush administration had given these weapons to Pakistan for the war against terrorism, but the Pakistani government
was using it against its own people. Mengal asked the US to take notice of human rights violations in Balochistan by
the government. He expressed dissatisfaction at his son Akhtar Mengal’s trial, which he said was being carried out by
a “kangaroo court”.
cooperation (the handing over of helicopters) will certainly go against us,” he said. The Mengal sardar alleged that the
federal government had used sophisticated US weapons in military strikes in Kohlu and Dera Bugti. He added that the
Bush administration had given these weapons to Pakistan for the war against terrorism, but the Pakistani government
was using it against its own people. Mengal asked the US to take notice of human rights violations in Balochistan by
the government. He expressed dissatisfaction at his son Akhtar Mengal’s trial, which he said was being carried out by
a “kangaroo court”.
War on terror weapons are being used against
Baloch people in Balochistan: Sardar Attaullah
Mengal
Malik siraj akbar
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
QUETTA: Former Balochistan chief minister Sardar Attaullah Mengal on Monday
criticised the US government for providing military assistance to Pakistan,
alleging that the government would use the military equipment against the
Baloch people. Talking to Daily Times, Mengal expressed concern over the US
government’s decision to provide eight Cobra helicopters to the Pakistan Army.
Baloch people in Balochistan: Sardar Attaullah
Mengal
Malik siraj akbar
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
QUETTA: Former Balochistan chief minister Sardar Attaullah Mengal on Monday
criticised the US government for providing military assistance to Pakistan,
alleging that the government would use the military equipment against the
Baloch people. Talking to Daily Times, Mengal expressed concern over the US
government’s decision to provide eight Cobra helicopters to the Pakistan Army.
Baloch leader Mengal sees US, India-
sponsored war for free Balochistan
Malik siraj akbar
Friday, December 22, 2006
QUETTA: Sardar Attaullah Mengal, veteran nationalist leader and former chief minister of Balochistan, on Thursday
predicted that the insurgency in Balochistan could soon turn into a US and India-sponsored war for an independent
Balochistan.
Mengal said the insurgency in Balochistan had greatly intensified and the government should “give up its claim on
Balochistan”. “Islamabad has to declare the independence of Balochistan without delay. It is very likely that the US and
India will move forward in the near future to give the present battle the shape of a full-fledged war for Balochistan’s
independence,” he told reporters at his residence in Khuzdar district. He claimed that the government was refusing to
negotiate with Baloch leaders to end the insurgency. He said recent conferences about the Balochistan issue held at
the international level were an embarrassment to Islamabad.
“Even the UK now regrets imposing a ban on the BLA [Balochistan Liberation Army]. It is a welcome move from the
Baloch people to plan to move the ICJ [International Court of Justice]. We are constantly heading in the right direction,”
the veteran Baloch leader added. Mengal said a conflict between China and the United States over Gwadar Port was
imminent. “China is planning to move its Navy to Gwadar. This will go totally against the interests of the US, so a
conflict is inevitable between the major powers,” he said.
Former Balochistan chief minister Sardar Attaullah Mengal has predicted that the insurgency in Balochistan could
soon turn into a US and India-sponsored war for an independent Balochistan.
He said that the insurgency in his province had greatly intensified and the Pakistan government "should give up its
claim on Balochistan".
"Islamabad has to declare the independence of Balochistan without delay. It is very likely that the US and India will
move forward in the near future to give the present battle the shape of a full-fledged war for Balochistan's
independence," the Daily Times quoted the veteran Baloch leader as saying at his residence in Khuzdar district.
He claimed that the federal government was refusing to negotiate with Baloch leaders to end the insurgency, and
added the recent conferences about the Balochistan issue held at the international level were an embarrassment to
Islamabad.
"Even the UK now regrets imposing a ban on the BLA [Balochistan Liberation Army]. It is a welcome move from the
Baloch people to plan to move the ICJ [International Court of Justice]. We are constantly heading in the right direction,"
the leader said.
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sponsored war for free Balochistan
Malik siraj akbar
Friday, December 22, 2006
QUETTA: Sardar Attaullah Mengal, veteran nationalist leader and former chief minister of Balochistan, on Thursday
predicted that the insurgency in Balochistan could soon turn into a US and India-sponsored war for an independent
Balochistan.
Mengal said the insurgency in Balochistan had greatly intensified and the government should “give up its claim on
Balochistan”. “Islamabad has to declare the independence of Balochistan without delay. It is very likely that the US and
India will move forward in the near future to give the present battle the shape of a full-fledged war for Balochistan’s
independence,” he told reporters at his residence in Khuzdar district. He claimed that the government was refusing to
negotiate with Baloch leaders to end the insurgency. He said recent conferences about the Balochistan issue held at
the international level were an embarrassment to Islamabad.
“Even the UK now regrets imposing a ban on the BLA [Balochistan Liberation Army]. It is a welcome move from the
Baloch people to plan to move the ICJ [International Court of Justice]. We are constantly heading in the right direction,”
the veteran Baloch leader added. Mengal said a conflict between China and the United States over Gwadar Port was
imminent. “China is planning to move its Navy to Gwadar. This will go totally against the interests of the US, so a
conflict is inevitable between the major powers,” he said.
Former Balochistan chief minister Sardar Attaullah Mengal has predicted that the insurgency in Balochistan could
soon turn into a US and India-sponsored war for an independent Balochistan.
He said that the insurgency in his province had greatly intensified and the Pakistan government "should give up its
claim on Balochistan".
"Islamabad has to declare the independence of Balochistan without delay. It is very likely that the US and India will
move forward in the near future to give the present battle the shape of a full-fledged war for Balochistan's
independence," the Daily Times quoted the veteran Baloch leader as saying at his residence in Khuzdar district.
He claimed that the federal government was refusing to negotiate with Baloch leaders to end the insurgency, and
added the recent conferences about the Balochistan issue held at the international level were an embarrassment to
Islamabad.
"Even the UK now regrets imposing a ban on the BLA [Balochistan Liberation Army]. It is a welcome move from the
Baloch people to plan to move the ICJ [International Court of Justice]. We are constantly heading in the right direction,"
the leader said.
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2006%5C12%5C22%5Cstory_22-12-2006_pg7_14