The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) held a crucial core committee meeting in Karachi, where it announced the formation of its organizational structure and the first central organizing body. Dr. Mahrang Baloch has been elected as the central organizer, while Lala Wahab Baloch has been appointed as the deputy organizer.
Addressing a press conference at the Karachi Press Club, the committee’s leaders highlighted the group’s long-standing struggle against the Baloch genocide and its efforts to launch an organized political movement in Pak-occupied-Balochistan last year. This movement included a long march from Turbat to Islamabad, a prolonged sit-in after reaching the capital, and a historic public gathering in Quetta upon their return.
Emphasizing their commitment to peaceful resistance, the leaders stated that despite facing threats, harassment, arrests, false cases, and violence, the committee has remained non-violent throughout its struggle. They vowed to continue their organized fight against the Baloch genocide and defend Baloch national rights, rejecting any attempts by the Army to provoke them into violence.
Establishment of Central Organizing Body
During the core committee meeting, the BYC reviewed the political situation in Pak-occupied-Balochistan, the Pak Army’s policy of Baloch genocide, the post-long march situation, the need for political organizations, and the committee’s organizational structure. Consequently, the central organizing body was formed, with Dr. Mah Rang Baloch as the central organizer and Lala Wahab Baloch as the central deputy organizer.
The meeting also approved the organization’s interim constitution and manifesto, and established a central working body comprising various departments. These departments will focus on organizing the movement against the Baloch genocide, mobilizing the Baloch people, creating unity among political and social forces within Baloch society, and organizational matters.