BYC rally accorded warm welcome in Kalat, Noshki

Published August 12, 2024
Baloch Yakjehti Committee rally is welcomed at Surab on Aug 11, 2024. — BYC/X
Baloch Yakjehti Committee rally is welcomed at Surab on Aug 11, 2024. — BYC/X
Baloch Yakjehti Committee rally is welcomed at Noshki late on Sunday night, Aug 11. — BYC/X
Baloch Yakjehti Committee rally is welcomed at Noshki late on Sunday night, Aug 11. — BYC/X

KHUZDAR: The Baloch Yakjehti Committee rally, led by Dr Mahrang Baloch, reached Noshki late on Sunday evening after making stopovers in Gresha, Surab, Kalat and Mangochar.

The BYC leaders and supporters were welcomed in Noshki by thousands of people. Dr Mahrang Baloch, Shah Sibghatullah and others spoke on the occasion.

Dr Baloch said that rulers were using all possible means to exploit Balochistan’s resources.

She asserted that the time had come for the Baloch nation to collectively rise against these injustices.

She emphasised that the BYC was on the ground to save the Baloch nation and that a significant responsibility rested on its shoulders.

Later, upon reaching Kalat, she told a crowd that the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor had not benefited the masses of Balochistan. Although CPEC was named after Balochistan, no roads had been built in the province, she pointed out. She said that the Baloch were often deceived in the name of CPEC or development packages.

Later, the BYC rally stopped at Mangochar where its leaders addressed the gathering.

The participants of the rally later reached Noshki where a public meeting would be held on Monday morning.

Published in Dawn, August 12th, 2024

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