From Dr. Syed Kaleem Imam, a former senior police officer who served in Balochistan:
“The operation against Nawab Akbar Bugti became another turning point. Whether one agreed with him or not, he was an aging tribal leader whose political influence was already fading. His death, however, united many who had previously been divided. What followed was an approach that relied more on force than on rebuilding political trust and genuine local institutions.
Nearly two decades later, Pakistan must ask itself an uncomfortable question: if a security-centric strategy has not delivered lasting peace, why do we continue to rely on it instead of pursuing a politically inclusive strategy built on the rule of law, legitimate local leadership and public conviction?”
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@TheShiaResist2 When will AnsarUllah rolls over Zionists in Israel to take revenge of the supreme leader or is it just a proxy of Zionist good for killing Muslims?