The Future of Civil War in Pakistan

A decade long civil war in Pakistan has crippled the country s economy, agriculture and social setup . National concordance, cohesion and the concept of Pakistani nationalism has disappeared. Provinces hate each other. The brutal killing of innocent children and women of Pashtuns and the destruction of their homes is considered to be the worse kind of human rights violation in world history. In Baluchistan, Pakistani forces killed thousands Blochs and forcefully disappeared over 12000 political workers. After Musharaf resigned, Interior Ministry estimated 1,100 Bloch had disappeared during his rule. Interior Minister, Rehman Malik has accepted that nearly 100,000 settlers from Punjab and other provinces have been driven out of Baluchistan during the ongoing insurgency. Four private armies headed by local Bloch nationalists, being used by some hidden hands, have taken up arms against the security forces and are active to break up the country with the support of external forces.

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Musa Khan Jalalzai has written 100 books on Afghanistan Terrorism, Violence, Sectarianism, Ethnic Violence, Suicide Terrorism, Human trafficking, Children trafficking, Women Trafficking and drug trafficking, Prostitution-Industry and Population ,Taliban, Central Asia and South Asia.

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A decade long civil war in Pakistan has crippled the country's economy, agriculture and social setup . National concordance, cohesion and the concept of Pakistani nationalism has disappeared. Provinces hate each other. The brutal killing of innocent children and women of Pashtuns and the destruction of their homes is considered to be the worse kind of human rights violation in world history. In Baluchistan, Pakistani forces killed thousands Blochs and forcefully disappeared over 12000 political workers. After Musharaf resigned, Interior Ministry estimated 1,100 Bloch had "disappeared" during his rule. Interior Minister, Rehman Malik has accepted that nearly 100,000 settlers from Punjab and other provinces have been driven out of Baluchistan during the ongoing insurgency. Four private armies headed by local Bloch nationalists, being used by some hidden hands, have taken up arms against the security forces and are active to break up the country with the support of external forces.