A Bso Azad Sibi zone delegation visited the camp of Baloch abducted person here on Sunday to express their solidarities and sympathies to the families. While talking to the families of Baloch abducted person BSO Azad delegation said the pain of slavery is rising among the Baloch nation with each passing day. They said it is the psychology of occupiers to create the atmosphere of fear with violence on occupied nations, but in contrary the people defeat occupying forces psychologically with their spirit of sacrifice. Spokesman of BSO Azad delegation said when contemplations and will power strengthens in people it will draw a line between their wishes and determinations. When people determine then their resolves strengthen it self to succeed them in their drive. They said wishes make people lethargic and the lethargy is another name of viciousness. Even the corpses, of those who have strength in their determinations, become precious assets for nations.The Vice chairman of VBMP, Mama Qadeer, said that some nations are unlucky for not having such determined leaders and are still forced to live in the darkness of slavery. But Baloch nation is lucky that their fertile land provided them such leaders who brought the Baloch out of agonies of slavery to the practical grounds and they abandoned the temporary power and reliefs of occupiers. These leaders have waken the nation and created an urge to get the freedom in the nation with their charismatic and practical struggle. In the other hand enemy had used its all means of brutality but failed to accomplish its wishes. The enemy miscalculated by killing innocent people to eliminate the Baloch revolutionary struggle. The brutalities of occupying forces always brought opposite results. The brutalities of enemy have solidified the Baloch and strengthen their resolve for freedom. The sacrifices of Baloch have made it hard for the enemy to stay in Balochistan. It did not only shake the roots of enemy but also expelled symbol of occupying forces – “the flag of Pakistan” from Balochistan.
