IPI gas pipeline to face difficulties, says Bugti
QUETTA: Jamhoori Watan Party chairman Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti has said the procedure for Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline would “face difficulties” if carried out without the “participation of Baloch element”.
He cited “grave times ahead” for the ongoing “struggle for Baloch resistance movement” and cautioned that “Baloch coastline was getting out of Baloch jurisdiction”.
Talking to Online via satellite telephone, he said that even President Musharraf had admitted that the real issue for the Balochis is “autonomy” and rights of Balochi masses.
Replying to a question about the “resistance limits of resistance fighters”, he said that it would continue in defence of “our resources” and region. He said that this conflict had been imposed by the government and would end only after government “withdraws from our land”.
He said that this is “not a face-to-face war”, rather the “resistance fighters” are using “guerrilla tactics of hit and run”.
Replying to another question about any interaction with any political party, he said that so far no one had gotten in touch with him except the government with its heavy armaments and bombardments. online
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QUETTA: Jamhoori Watan Party chairman Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti has said the procedure for Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline would “face difficulties” if carried out without the “participation of Baloch element”.
He cited “grave times ahead” for the ongoing “struggle for Baloch resistance movement” and cautioned that “Baloch coastline was getting out of Baloch jurisdiction”.
Talking to Online via satellite telephone, he said that even President Musharraf had admitted that the real issue for the Balochis is “autonomy” and rights of Balochi masses.
Replying to a question about the “resistance limits of resistance fighters”, he said that it would continue in defence of “our resources” and region. He said that this conflict had been imposed by the government and would end only after government “withdraws from our land”.
He said that this is “not a face-to-face war”, rather the “resistance fighters” are using “guerrilla tactics of hit and run”.
Replying to another question about any interaction with any political party, he said that so far no one had gotten in touch with him except the government with its heavy armaments and bombardments. online
http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp...-5-2006_pg7_20