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Baloch human rights activist Mir Yar Baloch on Saturday criticized Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, saying that he expresses concern to the world on the plight of the Palestinian people, but hides the ongoing “cruel terrorism” and the ongoing war against the people of Balochistan in his own country.

Mir Yar Baloch alleged that Pakistan gives a speech to the world on the issue of justice, human rights and Palestinians, but is violating human rights in Balochistan on a large scale.

His response came at a time when Prime Minister Sharif condemned the Social media by the Israeli cabinet calling the Gaza City plan illegal and illegal.

Mir wrote on X, “Pakistan’s fraudulent policy is clear. It sheds tears of crocodiles for Palestinians, while Baloch is crushing the public’s freedom struggle through barbarity and terrorism.

If Islamabad really has faith in freedom, justice and human rights, it should first end his illegal possession of Balochistan and let the Baloch people peacefully decide their future. ”

The human rights activist alleged that Pakistan’s “occupied forces” are committing the same crime that he accuses Israel, such as forcible displacement of the entire villages, well -planned repression, murders in fake encounters, air bombing on civil areas, forcibly missing, disappearance of cultural identity and destroying employment.

He said, “Just as Pakistan demands ‘international intervention’ in Gaza, it has completely isolated Balochistan from international human organizations, journalists and human rights supervisors.

Neither foreign aid is allowed here, nor the United Nations investigation teams are allowed to come nor any independent humanitarian help reaches the victims. ”

Mir claimed that millions of people in Balochistan have been denied internet service and the Pakistan Army has issued an illegal order on it.

He said that the world should identify the moral trend on the Palestine issue of Pakistan as a cheating, which is an attempt to divert attention from his own “war crimes” in Balochistan. Just as he talks about the safety of Gaza’s innocent citizens, this voice should also be raised for the people of Balochistan, who have been facing military repression for more than seven decades.