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There are reliable reports that British intelligence agencies are turning a blind eye or rather give “tacit support” to Baloch and Sindh elements directly connected with terrorists inside Pakistan. These reports indicate that the anti-Pakistan Baloch elements are in direct contacts with so called BLA and Lashkar-e-Balochistan militant groups. These elements are freely contacting American, Indian and British diplomats in London and have been regularly organizing anti-Pakistan campaign since 2010. The newly formed Lashkar-e-Balochistan has carried out recent attacks at Karachi Airport and in Malir (Army base). The Lashkar-e-Balochistan killed people in Naval colony in Karachi last month. Lashkar-e-Balochistan is an off-shoot of so called Balochistan Liberation Army which is known for its contacts with RAW and foreign military personnel inside Afghanistan. It was Lashkar-e-Balochistan which issued a warning to oil, gas companies to quit Balochistan and attacked people of Gwadar Port killing more than a dozen workers.
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British Secret Service HQ, London. |
The Baloch militants are running training camps near Spin Boldak (Inside Afghanistan). They are reported to be sending terrorists with sophisticated weapons and mines to Pakistan. Their main targets are Pakistan Army and communication networks. Pakistanis have noted increased activities of BLA and LeB activities in London including meetings with British officials as well as American and Indian diplomats. Only a few days back, on March 28th, 2011 a group of anti-Pakistan Baloch and Sindhi elements gathered in front of USZ embassy in London and demanded foreign intervention in Balochistan. The demonstration was apparently organized by the so called Baloch Human Rights Council (UK), the world Sindhi Congress and Balochistan Liberation Organization in collaboration with Baloch Raaje Zroumbesh, Balochistan Peoples Party and Balochistan United Front. Irrefutable evidence clearly tells that Baloch militants are using front groups to mould public opinion, mobilize contacts with western governments and raise funds for terrorist actions against Pakistan Army. At the demonstration, the speakers included Dr. Abdul Doshoki, Dr. Lakhu Luhana, Waja Rahim Bandvoi, Waja Abdullah Seyahoi, Mansoor Baloch, Hassan Hamdam and Samad Baloch. Samad Baloch is General Secretary of Baloch Human Rights Council (UK).
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