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 21.11.2008

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Saleem Shahid Thursday, 20 Nov, 2008 QUETTA: A peaceful and complete shutter down strike was observed in Quetta and many other parts of Balochistan on ...


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By Saleem Shahid QUETTA, Nov 20: Baloch nationalist leader Mir Abdul Nabi Bangulzai was released from the Quetta district jail on Thursday.Mir Bangulzai, a c...


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LAHORE: The provincial government has sent a list of 849 missing persons to the Interior Ministry and the army, a private TV channel quoted Balochistan Chief Mi...


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 Armed resistance is the only way': Baloch leaders

By Saleem Shahid Thursday, 20 Nov, 2008 QUETTA: Baloch leaders vowed to continue their struggle for self-determination saying that Pakistani assemblies cann...


 20.11.2008

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By Saleem Shahid Thursday, 20 Nov, 2008 | QUETTA: Unknown armed men attacked the Police Training College in Sariab area with rockets and bullets, while one p...


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Asif Ali Zardari pledges to end Mili-operation in Balochistan

16.09.2008

QUETTA, Sept 15: President Asif Ali Zardari has said that the military operation in Balochistan would stop, missing people would be traced and all political prisoners would be set free, according to Nawabzada Gazin Marri, son of Nawab Khair Bakhsh Marri.

Mr Zardari held a meeting with the Baloch leader during a stopover in Dubai this week on way to London and discussed with him the political reconciliation process initiated by the PPP-led government in Balochistan.

Talking to Dawn from Dubai on Telephone late on Monday night, Nawabzada Gazin Marri said President Zardari appeared to be sincere about resolving the Balochistan issues, adding that he had met him in his personal capacity. But some elements, he said, wanted to sabotage the reconciliation process.

He accused the ‘Punjabi establishment’ of exploiting Balochistan’s resources.

About the possibility of his return to the country, Nawabzada Marri said that he would consider it if the government acted to fulfil its promises and if the situation in the province improved. He called for a probe into the recent Kahan-Marri incident.

http://www.dawn.com/2008/09/16/top12.htm

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