Allah Nazar Baloch
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| Allah Nazar Baloch | |
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| Commander of Chief Of Balochistan Liberation Front 9th | |
| Incumbent | |
| Assumed office November 9, 2009 |
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| Lieutenant | Doda Khan Baloch |
| Preceded by | Unknown |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Allah Nazar Baloch اللہ نظر بلوچ October 2, 1968 Awaran, Balochistan |
| Citizenship | Balochistan |
| Political party | Baloch Students Organization |
| Spouse(s) | Unknown |
| Relations | Nabi Bukhsh Baloch (father) |
| Children | two boys, Nodaan and Thamochan |
| Alma mater | Bolan Medical College Balochistan University |
| Profession | Teacher, politician, Guerilla Commander |
| Religion | Sunni Muslim |
| Website | Dr.Allah Nazar Baloch |
| Military service | |
| Service/branch | Balochistan Liberation Front |
Allah Nazar Baloch is the former chairman of the Baloch Students Organization.[1]
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Early life[edit]
Dr. Allah Nazar the son of Nabi Bukhsh Baloch, was born on 2 October 1968 in a remote area of Awaran, called Mehi, Mashkay and in 1979, he sought admission in his home town Mehi,Mshkay, Awaran,after matriculation from high school in 1986, he went to Kech Turbat. For higher education in 1987 he took admission in medical department of Atta Shad Degree College .He passed F.Sc (pre-medical) in 1989. It is not denyin the fact that he is smart and honest in his goals. He secured a medical seat in Bolan Medical College Quetta, it was here that he got a gold medal in Gynecology in 1999. Dr. Baloch is sincere with his objective. In the period of his studies, he observed the deprivation and backwardness in Balochistan which he blamed on Pakistan.Despite benefiting from education at Government colleges he still mainted a hatred for the Federal Government of Pakistan. Initially, he hated Pakistan because he was felt discrimination by the Pakistani establishment with Baloch. He wanted to evacuate Baloch students from loss and danger.The government responded that there were not enough skilled graduates in Baluchistan which why graduates from other parts of the world where brought in but the govt was trying its best to encourage the provincial government to build more Colleges.
Baloch Students Organization[edit]
Dr Allah Nazar joined BSO in 1989 when he was still studying in Atta Shad Degree College as a premedical student.After completing Higher Secondary School he took the job of a government teacher.Being highly ambitious he very soon left this job and got admission in Bolan Medical College to pursue a degree in medicine.In Quetta the atmosphere was politically rich and his best hobby was to indulge in political discussions.From here he made a lot of friends and foes.At that time after the failure of the 1973 insurgency it was practically impossible to talk and teach about independence.Having a clear vision for independence, he was always at odds with the BSO leadership who on the other hand were not willing to work for an independent Balochistan.This internal conflict in 2002 resulted in the division of BSO with DR Allah Nazar emerging as the Organizer of a BSO azad .The Pakistani government being afraid of the radical teachings, filed a case and thus jailed him.Dr Allah Nazar in return responded with a hunger strike in jail.Soon the charges were dropped and he was released.Initially he did not get a good response from the public but as his image of a true and dedicated leader rose he was able to get the backing of some of the students.Trying to unify the radical minded students he wangled a merger of BSO azad and BSO star, the latter was headed by Hameed Shaheen .Both Hameed and Allah nazar preferred to work among the masses instead on the students.Their trusted new Organizer was Malik Baloch.Malik Baloch called for the first council session of the new BSO mutahida in 2004.Dr Imdad Baloch was elected as the new chairman.With new activists at its hand BSO mutahida gained in popularity while Dr Allah Nazar kept an eye on the organization often leading them from behind the scenes.At a political meeting in Karachi the ISI abducted both the former and the then top leadership of BSO mutahida DR Imdad Baloch[chairman],Dr Yousuf Murad Baloch[information secretary],Ghulam Rasool Baloch[member C.C],Dr Allah Nazar Baloch,Dr Naseem Baloch[former member C.C],Akhter s/o Lal Baksh[activist],Ali Nawaz [activist]hoping that this action would demoralize the organization.
This was the moment that gave great popularity to the forces fighting for independence.This action instead of demoralizing the organization brought it to the front pages, creating new public awareness followed by strikes and public demonstrations throughout Balochistan and Karachi, the ISI was forced to handle the detainees to the court.The court dropped all the charges and ordered the release of all of them.The government of Pakistan still detained DR Allah Nazar,Akhter and ALi nawaz under the black ordinance of M.P.O.Further strikes and uprising lead to their release.From here on Dr Allah Nazar realized that peaceful political activities are not possible under the Pakistani colonial framework.He joined the Balochistan Liberation Front a militant organization struggling for independence.It is speculated that he has risen to be the head of BLF.
Join the Militant Organisation[edit]
Thirty-eight-year-old Dr Allah Nazar Baloch a former chairman of the Baloch Student's Organisation (BSO) took arms to fight for an independent Balochistan after he was released from the illegal detention of Pakistani secret agencies.His supporters believe, that Balochistan should get out most independence.Dr Nazar is currently believed to be the top leader of the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), an organisation that advocates the freedom of Balochistan.
Quotes[edit]
"My people have a strong memory. They never forget what you do to them, good or bad." "Dictators have always been the guardians of the interests of superpowers."
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References[edit]
- ^ Akbar, Malik Siraj (November 17, 2008). "BLA attacks Kalat Scouts convoy". Daily Times. Retrieved 20 June 2012.
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