Baluchistan Money Scandal:- Why Is Punjab Quiet About It.

[MastanKhan]

Hi,

The treasury secretary of baluchistan is caught with 70 crore rupees stashed in his house---money stolen from the people of baluchistan.

I have lived in baluchistan for many years and never a day went by that the Baluchis did not blame Punjabi's and Punjab for stealing their money and targetted them for all their miseries.

So---I do not understand---why the people of Punjab are quiet today and in the last few days since this incidence come to the limelight.

I would have thought that Punjab would have gone full throttle on a campaign to tell the Baluchis that it had been their leaders and their govt servants who were the corrupt ones and looted and plundered their money and kept them down for decades.

They should should have told the Baluchis---look here is the proof---just one Baluch in power has plundered so much---and this may just be the tip of the iceberg---.

Punjab should also tell the Baluchis to confront their leaders and sardars and find out more about the high life that the sardars and their kids have been living for years.

 

[MastanKhan]

http://www.dawn.com/news/1256686

 

[FunkyGen]

No need to give rise to provincialism... the whole country should become one and nothing should stand in it's unity. The matter should just be dealt by the relevant authorities... hate mongering ain't gonna help...

 

[Dalit]

Elitism is everywhere the same. It is the same in Punjab, KP, Baluchistan and Sindh. The rich are stealing everywhere and the poor are dying everywhere.

 

[!eon]

Corruption is at peak in Baluchistan. Even Sardars get bribes from their own tribesmen in name of zakat. Moreover govt pays them instead of helping poor Balochis


Meanwhile @MastanKhan one more property found in Dubai

 

[Kambojaric]

You bring up a valid point, but starting " a full throttle campaign" to inform them about the wrongs of their sardars will then be turned around against Punjabis, as they will complain about Punjabi patronization, and how Punjabis think they know better than everyone else.

 

[Vapnope]

1 - The word is Baloch not Balochi
2 - The secretary was appointed by Punjabis not by Baloch (they don't take part in elections)
3 - In many areas of Balochistan, there are no tribal sardars

 

[AbRaj]

1 - The word is Baloch not Balochi
2 - The secretary was appointed by Punjabis not by Baloch (they don't take part in elections)
3 - In many areas of Balochistan, there are no tribal sardars

So he is basically a "punjabi leader" of baloch origin, am I right???? That pretty much explains the silence surrounding this extraordinary event
And people here trying to level scores here

 

[Dalit]

So he is basically a "punjabi leader" of baloch origin, am I right???? That pretty much explains the silence surrounding this extraordinary event
And people here trying to level scores here

LOL @ at the Indian concern.

1 - The word is Baloch not Balochi
2 - The secretary was appointed by Punjabis not by Baloch (they don't take part in elections)
3 - In many areas of Balochistan, there are no tribal sardars

Whilst Punjab has certainly made its fair share of mistakes in handling Balochistan, let's not pretend that Baloch sardar's are angels. These oppressors are scum. They oppress their people and don't let them have their freedom. Look at what these people have turned Balochistan into. A province with so many resources, yet so poor and underprivileged. Blaming Punjab is shortsighted.

 

[AbRaj]

LOL @ at the Indian concern.



Whilst Punjab has certainly made its fair share of mistakes in handling Balochistan, let's not pretend that Baloch sardar's are angels. These oppressors are scum. They oppress their people and don't let them have their freedom. Look at what these people have turned Balochistan into. A province with so many resources, yet so poor and underprivileged. Blaming Punjab is shortsighted.

Where did I say that I am concerned??
It's just casual discussion about the points raised by Mastan sahab

 

[Strigon]

Its been like 2 days and I still dont see any public outrage. Its like as if this has become a new norm while media keeps screaming and average person yawning.

 

[hassan zohaib]

Its been like 2 days and I still dont see any public outrage. Its like as if this has become a new norm while media keeps screaming and average person yawning.

what type of outrage do u exxpect? masses are tired of being exposed to scandals again and again. apprehensions like everybody in power is theif have sit in their deep minds.

 

[Paksanity]

@MastanKhan you are loosing it fast.

Corruption has no ethnicity. It has no fix boundaries or domains. It is definitely not about which province you talk about. At least I am not aware of anything called Punjabi corruption, Balochi corruption etc. Have you?

A Baloch Sardar is no more corrupt or unfair than a Punjabi industrialist or a Chaudhry. They do not do this because they belong to a specific group. They do it because of sheer greed which is ingrained in human nature. If greed is unchecked internally and externally, humans will resort to such things irrespective of where they live.

I think you badly need your vacations. Go somewhere where you can have some laughs with your friends.

 

[Dalit]

Where did I say that I am concerned??
It's just casual discussion about the points raised by Mastan sahab

Let me put it this way, you're not contributing anything to this discussion. That is because you know nothing about the subject matter.

 

[MastanKhan]

You bring up a valid point, but starting " a full throttle campaign" to inform them about the wrongs of their sardars will then be turned around against Punjabis, as they will complain about Punjabi patronization, and how Punjabis think they know better than everyone else.

Hi,

Why not----they have been crying for the last 60 years that they have been had----why not let them know and press it--.

Have you ever lived in baluchistan---it needs to be smacked back right at their faces---here now---take it.