India-Backed So-Called Baloch Movement Exposed in UK

A recent protest by the so-called Baloch National Movement (BNM) in the UK has been exposed as a baseless propaganda effort, allegedly carried out at the direction of India’s intelligence agency, RAW.

The protest focused on the town of Zehri in Balochistan, but a closer look revealed that the demonstrators had little to no knowledge of the current situation there. A female journalist covering the protest asked several participants basic questions about Zehri, and many were unable to answer. Some protesters were reportedly reluctant to speak at all.

According to the journalist, many of the people at the protest were not from Balochistan. Some admitted they had never even visited the region. Shockingly, protesters holding pictures of missing persons and children couldn’t even name them. The journalist claimed that foreign lobbying groups had paid non-locals to attend and participate in the protest.

The protest was based on false slogans, fake emotions, and misinformation. It aimed to mislead the public by portraying an incorrect image of the situation in Zehri.

In reality, local residents of Zehri had complained about the presence of terrorist elements linked to India. These concerns were addressed by Pakistan’s security forces, who carried out operations with the help of local communities. As a result, Zehri was cleared of militants and peace was restored.

Earlier, fake images and misleading claims were spread on social media to create confusion about security operations in the area. These tactics are part of an ongoing propaganda campaign under the theme of “missing persons” and “state oppression,” driven by anti-Pakistan elements abroad.

Today, Zehri is peaceful. Roads are open, markets are busy, and children are going to school without fear. The growing trust and cooperation between the Baloch people and the state are proof that peace and development are returning to the region—despite false claims made overseas.