LONDON: The baseless propaganda campaign by the so-called Baloch National Movement (BNM) in the United Kingdom has been exposed, revealing that it was orchestrated under the direction of India’s intelligence agency, RAW.
The protest, held abroad under the pretext of highlighting alleged human rights violations in Balochistan’s Zahri region, turned out to be a staged attempt to mislead the international community. A female journalist covering the protest uncovered startling facts, showing that the participants had little to no knowledge about Zahri’s current situation.
When questioned, most protesters hesitated to respond, with some admitting they had never even been to Balochistan. The journalist further revealed that many demonstrators, including non-local individuals, were reportedly hired through foreign lobbying groups to participate in the protest. Shockingly, several protestors carrying photos of missing persons and children were unaware of the individuals’ names or backgrounds.
The event, fueled by fabricated slogans and artificial emotions, was part of a broader disinformation campaign portraying a distorted image of Balochistan. Contrary to the false claims, reports from Zahri indicate that local communities had actually lodged complaints against militants affiliated with “Fitna-e-Hindustan” (Indian-backed terrorist groups).
Following effective operations supported by local residents, security forces successfully cleared the area of terrorist elements, restoring peace and stability. Today, Zahri’s roads are open, its markets are thriving, and children attend school without fear — a testament to the strong trust and cooperation between the Baloch people and the state, directly refuting the propaganda spread abroad.
