Ali Sukhanver
Extremism is dangerous everywhere whether it is in matters of love or matters of hatred. Usually it is said that women are always extremists in their love as well as in their hatred. History is replete with the names of such women who sacrificed everything in their battle of love and hatred. But in case of hatred this extremism really becomes horribly dangerous. Sheikh Hasina Wajid and Naela Quadri are also among the crowd of such dangerous women who spare none in their blindness of hatred against Pakistan. The basic difference between these two ladies is that Hasina is more technical, more revengeful rather meaner while dealing with those she hates; and the similarity between them is that they both are dancing on the stage prepared by the Indian intelligence agency R&AW. Let us see Sheikh Hasina first; recent execution of Jamat-e-Islami leader in Bangladesh Motiur Rehman Nizami is the ever-worst example of Hasina’s shrewdness and callousness and hatred against Pakistan. Five opposition politicians, including four Jamat-e-Islami leaders, have yet been executed since late 2013 after being convicted by the tribunal. Motiur Rehman Nizami was an old man of 73, certainly a man who was approaching towards his natural ending with his growing age. In most of the countries such old people are dealt with a particular tenderness even if they are involved in some very heinous type of crime. But this old man was not involved in any type of such criminal activity; his crime was that he did sincere efforts of saving his country Pakistan from disintegration. He knew that Indian conspirators were doing all their best possible to create misunderstandings between the East and the West Pakistan and being a true patriot it was his duty to safeguard his country. He did not want his people to be exploited by the Mukti Bahini. Hasina Wajid simply penalized Motiur Rehman for his sincerity to his motherland. Most of the international analysts are of the opinion that the execution of Motiur Rehman is simply a violation of agreement signed among Bangladesh, India and Pakistan in 1974 and this execution is nothing but a judicial murder and violation of human rights. Same is the case with Naela Quadri; the self-claimed President of World Baloch Women’s Forum. According to the Times of India this lady says she wants India to liberate Balochistan from Pakistan, the way Bangladesh was liberated in 1971. The paper said, “Naela Quadri has been traveling from one city to another in India mobilizing Indians to do what Prime Minister Indira Gandhi did in East Pakistan in 1971.”
What makes one laughing is Naela Quadri’s misconception regarding the helplessly innocent Indians that they could join hands together for the liberation of Balochistan. India in itself is passing through a very critical period of its life; increasing crime rate, increasing poverty and increasing caste n creed discrimination has made the life of Indians worse than hell. People are committing suicides, parents are selling their children because they cannot provide them even the very basic needs of life, and above all professional terrorists are strengthening their hide-outs in cities like Mumbai and Delhi. And poor Naela Quadri is trying unceasingly to mobilize these poor Indians. If these Indians had any ability of this kind, they would have done efforts for strengthening of their own motherland not for dis-integration of Balochistan from Pakistan. Unfortunately there is no one in India who could tell this ‘innocent’ lady Naela Quadri that there is a hell of difference between Balochistan and Bangladesh; the same story of hatred narrated to the illiterate people of Bangladesh could never be repeated here in Balochistan. Naela Quadri is trying to be another Hasina Wajid but for reaching that status, she will have to do so many ‘other things’; just traveling all over India, enjoying the facilities provided by the R&AW and telling the people of India the same old story would not be sufficient. The people of India have nothing to do with this affair; rather they have no role to play; it is only the people of Balochistan who have the right of deciding whether they wish to remain the heart and soul of Pakistan or otherwise; it is the same right of self-decision that Pakistan has ever been supporting there in the Indian Occupied Kashmir. Against the dream and desire of the unfortunate Naela Quadri, there is no one in Balochistan who has ever even thought of saying good-bye to Pakistan. The Baloch are very brave and honest people; no one has any ability or courage of captivating them or depriving them of their rights; they are the people of their own will and desire; it is rather an insult to the whole of Baloch people that a woman is ‘begging’ for the liberation of a land which had never been under control and command of any foreign force.
