India to free Balochistan from Pakistan? Expert makes surprising assertion, refers to Bangladesh example

India to free Balochistan from Pakistan? Expert makes surprising assertion, refers to Bangladesh example 

In the wake of the Balochistan train seizure carried out by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), discussions have emerged regarding India's possible involvement in liberating Balochistan from Pakistani control, with specialists drawing parallels to the liberation war of Bangladesh in 1971. 

Balochistan train seizure: After the bold takeover of the Jaffar Express by rebels of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) in Balochistan, Pakistan has accused both India and Afghanistan of providing support and assistance to the separatist activities in the region. Officials from the Pakistan Army and the foreign ministry have suggested that the hijacking was allegedly planned by Indian intelligence agencies. 

Nonetheless, New Delhi has vehemently dismissed Islamabad's accusations, labeling Pakistan as the root of global terrorism, and encouraging the nation to introspect on its own issues rather than assigning blame to other countries. 

Balochistan's liberation not beneficial for India 

Concurrently, the train hijacking in Balochistan has ignited discussions among geopolitical analysts regarding India's possible significant role in the liberation of Balochistan from Pakistan, mirroring the events of the 1971 war that led to Bangladesh's independence. 

Addressing this topic, seasoned Pakistani journalist Rauf Klasra stated that, contrary to widespread belief, the liberation of Balochistan does not align with the interests of either India or Afghanistan. Klasra emphasized that the emergence of an independent Balochistan would not be advantageous for anyone, including Kabul or New Delhi.