WORLD NEWS | German Balochistan community welcomes exiled Balochistan Prime Minister

Berlin [Germany]June 20 (ANI): The Baloch community in Cologne, Germany welcomed Prime Minister of the Baloch Government-in-Exile (GOBE) Naela Quadri Baloch along with Waja Siddik Azad and Luma Durrain Baloch on Monday.

The trio will embark on a journey across Europe, attending conferences, networking events and spreading awareness.

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“Honorable GOBE Prime Minister @NaelaQuadri Baloch and Waja Siddik Azad and Luma Durrain Baloch were warmly welcomed by the Baloch community in Cologne, Germany. They are embarking on a journey across Europe, attending conferences, networking events, and spreading awareness. This is a global An important step to raise the voice of Balochistan on stage,” the Balochistan People’s Congress tweeted on Monday.

Munir Mengal, president of the Baluchistan Voices Association, an NGO based in Paris, France, tweeted on Monday: “It was a great honor to host the Honorable Professor Naela Quadri, Prime Minister of the Balochistan government-in-exile Waja Siddique AZAD Baloch and Dorrain Baloch at Cologne Airport. Human rights defender Germany.”

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Meanwhile, the Baloch Post recently reported that Pakistani government buildings and troops were attacked in the Balochistan districts of Banji Gur and Keh.

According to reports, a bomb attack at the Kigur-class station next to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) line targeted Pakistani military vehicles.

According to the Baloch Post, citing local sources, the blast injured Pakistani troops and damaged one of their vehicles. However, government representatives have yet to respond.

The Balochistan Post publishes news and articles on developments that have particular impact on Balochistan and its political and social aspects.

Shortly after the attack, several more Pakistani military vehicles arrived at the scene and immediately surrounded the area.

Later, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a pro-independence armed group, claimed responsibility for the attack. According to BLA spokesman Jeeyand Baloch, the attack killed two Pakistani servicemen and wounded three others. (Arnie)

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