Background:
Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest province by area, became part of Pakistan in 1948 despite resistance from several tribal leaders seeking independence.
Natural Resources:
The region is rich in gas, coal, copper, and gold.
Grievances:
Successive Pakistani governments have failed to adequately develop Balochistan or give it equitable treatment, leading to local resentment.
Separatist Movement:
A strong separatist sentiment has emerged, gaining traction among the Baloch people, challenging Pakistan’s internal stability.
Strategic Irony:
While Pakistan focuses on creating unrest in India, it faces growing separatist tensions within its own territory, especially in Balochistan.
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