The Disunity Divide: How Fragmentation Threatens Our Future – A.S. Mengal
Military operation in Mach, Bolan enters fourth day, disrupting local life
The Pakistani security forces have reportedly cordoned off multiple areas of Balochitan’s Mach, Bolan and their environs, as a large-scale military operation in the region enters its fourth day. The ground troops, assisted by gunship
Quetta: BLA claims responsibility for attack on police that killed 4, injured 18
In a deadly incident that occurred on Monday, at least four people, including two police officers, were killed and 18 others were left injured in an explosion in Quetta, the capital city of Balochistan. The
Rampant street crimes leave residents of Khuzdar in fear and helplessness
The city of Khuzdar has become a hub of criminal activities, with reports indicating that street criminals, snatchers, and thieves are rampant in the area. The situation has left the residents of Khuzdar living in
Balochistan: two men killed in firing incidents
At least two persons were reportedly killed in two separate firing incidents in Balochistan on Friday. According to reports, unidentified armed men entered a house in the Dera Murad Jamali area of Balochistan and shot
Resident of Kech district disappears in Karachi raid
A man from Kech district, Balochistan, has reportedly disappeared in Karachi after Pakistani forces allegedly detained him and his two sons during a raid on their house in Goth Mallir. According to sources, the man’s
Balochistan’s captivating images; A lifeline for ailing photographer
For 14 years, Kamanchar Baloch has dedicated himself to capturing the essence of Balochistan’s culture, stunning landscapes, and the plight of its impoverished residents. Born in Tehsil Mand, Balochistan, on November 25, 1998, Kamanchar has
BSO-Azad concludes 23rd Council Session; Drapshan Baloch elected chairman
The Baloch Students Organization Azad (BSO-Azad) released the highlights of the 23rd Central Council Session. BSO-Azad announced in the media that it wrapped up its 23rd Central Council session, a three-day event held in memory
Quetta: Security forces bring 3 dead bodies to a hospital
Pakistani forces reportedly shifted three dead bodies to a hospital in Balochistan’s capital Quetta on Wednesday. According to reports, Pakistani forces shifted the dead bodies of three men to the civil hospital Quetta — where
Enforced disappearances continue; Another goes ‘missing’ in Panjgur
Another Baloch man went missing from the Panjgur district of Balochistan on Wednesday. According to reports, Pakistani forces have allegedly disappeared a man after his arrest from the Parom area of the district. The detainee
Written by A.S. Mengal
Hydrogen, an element in the periodic table, has unique properties that make it challenging for chemists to categorize. Its similarities with other elements, such as having one electron in its outer shell like Group 7 elements and being half-filled like Group 4A elements, contribute to its misfit status. Despite these similarities, there are significant dissimilarities.
This analogy highlights our struggle to fit in with our political environment, particularly in Wadh. We fail to create a suitable political background for future generations, and like Hydrogen, we are still searching for our place in society. However, certain elements – like local politicians – continually try to push it out of the political landscape, and we struggle to identify them. These elements divide us, breaking the bonds we form.
Over the past 70 years, we have built relationships and formed political alliances, but these divisive elements have consistently disrupted our progress, causing fragmentation and division in our political landscape. We hope this message resonates with you, inspiring a deeper understanding of the challenges we face. By recognizing the forces that divide us, we can work towards a more united and inclusive society for future generations.
Political parties divide us into different groups and rule over local people, exploiting it for their own interests. By recognizing and addressing these dynamics, we can promote inclusive and participatory governance that prioritizes the needs and well-being of all citizens, regardless of political affiliations or group identities. By doing so, we can work towards a more united and equitable society.
Let’s reject the forces that divide us , let’s unite and shape a brighter tomorrow,where division is not acceptable, and unity is our guiding principle.
A tomorrow where each one of us share a collective future, where each feeble voice is heard, and citizens have an equal stake in shared prosperity. Together, we can build a society that values inclusivity, celebrate diversity and empowers all individual to thrive. Let’s join hands and create a future that is just equitable, and prosperous for all.
