I unconditionally condemn the violence against the Hazara people
in Quetta especially double bombing of the Hazara club in Quetta. The Hazara people
are one of the most suppressed people in the Afghanistan. http://www.myweather2.com/City-Town/Afghanistan/Bamiyan/map.aspx
The Hazar people have their own homeland in Bamyan Afghanistan.
There are also indigenous Hazara communities in Mashhad Iran. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mashhad
The Hazara people had migrated to Baluchistan when Abdurrahman
the king of Afghanistan became hostile toward Hazara community. The Baluch communities
have never been hostile to the Hazara community in Quetta or anywhere else. The
Hazara and Hindu communities have always been protected by the Baluch
communities in Baluchistan.
There is no record of hostility between the Baluch and
Hazara. The Pakistan has become a failed
state. The religious sectarian and ethnics conflicts will
be boosted, the historical hatred will be revitalized and the Hazara people are
well aware of their historical enemies.
Now Pakistan army has imposed the wars on Baluch, the Baluch
properties, children, young and old are not safe in their own homes. The Baluch
has lost power to protect itself therefore the Hazara, and Hindu have always
been hated by religious fundamentalists also not safe. The violence against
Hazara and Hindu imported from Punjab, karachi Islamic schools founded by
Arab petrodollar.
The Taliban, lashkar-e- Jangavi and so forth are parts of Pakistani
army but in civilian uniform. The F, C is commanded by serving army
offices. The good Taliban, bad Taliban and Lashkar-e-Jangavi are commanded by the Pakistan intelligences
officers.
If the Pakistan army had protected the Hazara in Quetta the
Hazara genocide would not has happened. The
Baluch has been arguing that the Pakistan army is a jihadi army.
One would wishes that The Hazara people stop a fantasy in
believing that the Pakistan army will protect them from its own trained killers
that will not happen. The only way forward for the Hazara people is to build
bridges between communities, after all the communities have been protecting the
Hazara people in Baluchistan. The Pakistan army cannot protect itself from
hostile communities.
Mehrab. Sarjov
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