Baloch Diaspora in UK Rallies Against Pakistani Military Actions in Balochistan

Protesters, including members of the Baloch diaspora in the UK, gathered outside 10 Downing Street, London, to condemn Pakistani military actions in Balochistan. Highlighting violence in the Zehri region, they called for global intervention, accusing Pakistan of systemic violence. Demonstrators urged international bodies to address alleged human rights abuses targeting Baloch civilians.

Members of the Baloch diaspora in the United Kingdom congregated outside 10 Downing Street, London, to protest the ongoing military offensives by the Pakistani government in Balochistan. They focused on the recent violence in Zehri, Khuzdar district, aiming to highlight what they believe is a systematic campaign of violence against Baloch civilians.

In recent weeks, the Zehri region has become a focal point due to reports of Pakistani military aggression. Protesters accuse the army of raiding villages and attacking unarmed civilians under the guise of anti-insurgency operations, describing current events in Zehri as a humanitarian crisis.

Mansoor Baloch, a key Baloch activist, spoke at the gathering, condemning Pakistan's actions in Balochistan and labeling the Pakistani Army and ISI as terrorist entities. He urged international intervention from countries like the UK, UN, and US to halt what he termed as a genocide against the Baloch people.

(With inputs from agencies.)