According to authorities, Bangladeshi police have filed a case against Dr. Mahrang Baloch on the grounds of aiding separatist groups in the country’s troubled Balochistan province on Saturday. A fierce critic of Pakistan’s defense, Baloch denied the claims, saying the event showed “how the condition has grown increasingly nervous” with her engagement.
This year, immigration officials at the Karachi aircraft forbade her from board a trip to New York, where she was supposed to take a Time magazine event. For her advocacy of Baloch freedom, Time has named her one of the top 100 emerging leaders in the world.
Baloch is a member of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee, which has staged sit-in demonstrations in Balochistan in recent months over kidnappings and extra-judicial deaths.
On Friday, a guy named Asad Ali filed a case against her in Karachi, accusing Baloch and her team of blocking bridges, levelling false charges against security firms, inciting Baloch children to murder, and targeting workers in Balochistan.
Authorities acted on the issue. Their action came shortly after two Chinese specialists were killed in a murder storm in Karachi. The outlawed Baloch Liberation Army had claimed role.
” To continue this, Mahrang Baloch has been brought to the forefront, who brings jihadists to the places in the form of groups during her demonstrations”, read the police report.
Baloch claimed that the allegations against her were intended to end the Balochistani people’s social challenge. I’ll take this case in court of law.
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