Once again Fitna-e-Hindustan, formerly known as the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), acting as a pawn of foreign agendas, is glorifying suicide bomber Samia Baloch as a “heroine” on her death anniversary. Through a new propaganda video, they attempt to portray her suicide attack as an act of bravery, sacrifice, and martyrdom. But in truth, this is not martyrdom, it’s destruction. It’s not courage, it’s brainwashing. And it’s certainly not the Baloch identity, it’s the enemy’s agenda.
Samia, Shari, and now “Mahil” are not heroes; they are products of a dangerous design meant to strip Baloch girls of education, peace, and progress, and to turn them into fuel for a war they did not choose.
In stark contrast, we have the shining examples of Aqsa Raisani and Gudi Saiba, the true representatives of Baloch girls’ hopes and aspirations.
Aqsa Raisani’s triumph in the national logo design competition, outshining hundreds, is not just a personal success. It’s living proof of the creativity, intelligence, and patriotism of Baloch women.
Likewise, Gudi Saiba Baloch scaled the 8,413 ft high Koh-i-Amach, proving not only the physical strength of Baloch daughters but their ability to conquer any challenge, be it societal, cultural, or literal mountains.
These two young women represent the true image of the Baloch daughter: thinkers, builders, and peace ambassadors, not agents of destruction.
So the real question is: Who is the true pride of Pakistan and Balochistan?
Samia Baloch… a suicide bomber who took lives, spread hate, and became a tool against her own nation? Or Aqsa and Gudi… symbols of knowledge, resilience, and peace who have shown the world that the Baloch daughter is destined for progress, peace, and purpose?
