Holi not the same in Balochistan this year

@Ravindra Mishra:

Loss of Cultural Heritage?
Please explain to me how any of us have lost our “culture”. Last time I checked, it was Pakistanis (regardless of religion or ethnicity) who were proud to speak there own languages (Urdu etc.) and not English (like Indians). Last time I checked it was Pakistanis who wore there traditional clothing (shalwaar qameez, kurta, dhoti etc.) and not pants and shirts like Indians. You have some nerve posting nonsense like that, Pakistanis are proud of there culture and ancient history, I suggest you read up on it instead of blurting out some Shiv Sena trash.
Migration to India
The Hindus of Balochistan (or Pakistan for that matter) may have religion as a common with there Indian counterparts, but other than that they are culturally more closer to Pakistanis than Indians. Why would they leave Pakistan to dwell in some Indian ghetto or be forced abroad to work as an economic migrant? That’s like asking Indian Muslims from the South to move to Pakistan because of racial discrimination which they face on a daily basis. What good will that do for them?
Secular? No. Islamist? No. Sufi? Yes
We aren’t a secular state and we aren’t an Islamist state either. We are a Sufi state. The majority have a Sufi mentality, which isn’t Secular or Islamist, but moderate and in between both. Like I mentioned to you before, keep off ShivSena.com and try to actually educate yourself on the country you’re so desperately trying to trash.
Baloch people fighting?
Why would Baloch people be fighting against there own country? Out of the 6 million Balochis, the vast majority of them live under fear from rich landlords who are being paid and trained by none other that YOU KNOW WHO to destabilize the province. Too bad it won’t work. Balochis like every other non-Punjabi ethnic group (including Pashtuns like me) are in favour of more provincial autonomy. That doesn’t necessarily mean we are AGAINST Pakistan. I know you Indians love to exploit this fact, but this is reality. If we want more autonomy from the Centre that doesn’t mean we hate this country. Balochistan is no where close to the situation that Kashmir is in, and slowly Assam and Nagaland are also becoming increasingly anti-Indian. That’s the difference between our two countries – people love Pakistan here regardless, whereas in India you need the Armed Forces to literally keep the country from falling apart.

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Thanks

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