Balochistan Ke Haqeeqi Masail Kya Hain ??? Dehsatgardi Nojawanon Ko Kaisay Mutasir Kar Rahi Hai ?

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00:00On one hand, there is the politics of Pakistan. On the other hand, the situation in Balochistan is that terrorism is spreading.

00:07And in terrorism, the young people of Balochistan are being used by other countries.

00:13A lot of work is left to be done to take them forward.

00:18But where does the money that goes to Balochistan go?

00:23According to the Balochistan census of 2023, there are about 1.5 crore people in Balochistan.

00:34And the budget of Balochistan for the year 2024-2025 is 955 billion rupees.

00:39According to the budget, the Balochistan government will get 726.67 billion rupees.

00:47The target is 124 billion rupees in the budget of the provincial budget.

00:52In the financial year of 2023-2024, the Balochistan government gave 57 billion rupees in the budget of the provincial budget.

01:02The budget of expenses is 564 billion rupees.

01:05The total and non-total expenses for the education department is 146 billion rupees.

01:12All this money has gone before, but where did it go?

01:17This is also an important question.

01:19What did Mr. Faraz Bugti say about the young people of Balochistan?

01:26We want to tell the people of Balochistan that your government is sending our educated girls to Harvard and Oxford.

01:33And Mr. Bashir Zaib is making them self-sufficient.

01:36So this decision has to be made by the people of Balochistan.

01:38Who is serving more in this?

01:42The people of Balochistan have to decide this.

01:47But to decide this, politicians will have to provide an important platform.

01:52With us at this time is the Deputy Prime Minister of Balochistan, Ameer Zareen Khan.

01:57Mr. Maqsi is present.

01:58Thank you very much for joining me in the program.

02:00Resources are sent.

02:02Money goes to Balochistan through the NFC award.

02:05Balochistan itself has a good economy, which is regulated and unregulated.

02:10Both the economies are good.

02:12But money is not being spent on ordinary people.

02:14Where do these resources go?

02:15These are the resources of the people of Balochistan.

02:16Put them on them.

02:17And move forward the young people so that they do not take the wrong path.

02:22First of all, I would like to say that this political polarization that has caused this French politics to come up.

02:31I think this has promoted terrorism, violence and intolerance.

02:38It has also given birth to it.

02:40Political polarization exists everywhere.

02:44Every assembly, every super.

02:45But the political polarization here has caused a lot of harm.

02:50And a lot of destruction as well.

02:53Because of this political polarization, the mainstream politicians have gone to the fringes.

03:04The extremist politicians have hijacked Baloch nationalism and made it their own.

03:14And now we have moved back.

03:16And they are the mainstream and we are the fringes.

03:18So we have to work across the board.

03:20All political parties.

03:22All institutions.

03:24To rid this political polarization.

03:29That being said, I think narrative building is very important.

03:33Intellect will fight intellect.

03:37Ideology will fight ideology.

03:39But you have said a very important thing about the narrative.

03:43I will come back to funds.

03:45Because you have talked about the narrative and you have said a very important thing.

03:48In the narrative, we have to save the Baloch youth or the youth of other nations in Balochistan.

03:55And we see that educated youth are being targeted at this time.

03:59Now, the future of the youth is yet to begin.

04:03They have to be taken into the mountains and made an ally of another country.

04:06They have to be put into terrorism and their entire future has been destroyed.

04:10How can we save that?

04:12Why are the leaders of Balochistan not able to move forward in building this narrative?

04:22That's a very good question.

04:23Many people say that we should give a counter narrative.

04:27No. I say we should give a narrative.

04:29Why? Because the state is the narrative.

04:32We should be the narrative.

04:33Not that their narrative is mainstream and we are giving a counter narrative.

04:39No. We are the narrative. The state of Pakistan is the narrative.

04:44If you understand what I mean.

04:46They are the counter narrative. They are the resistance.

04:49It's very easy to point fingers.

04:56It's their fault. It's their fault. It's Wafaa's fault.

04:59Have we ever self-reflected?

05:02Have we ever introspected?

05:05Where have we gone wrong?

05:06How long ago?

05:07Are we educated?

05:09What are our children excelling in?

05:12In medicine, architecture, agriculture, physics or violence?

05:17This is our responsibility.

05:19We must look inward first.

05:21We must see, instead of blaming others, we must take an inward look.

05:26Where have we made mistakes?

05:28Where have we gone wrong?

05:30Then we can point fingers at others.

05:34Second of all, I feel this is a very pertinent point.

05:39Bring educated people who can engage with the youth.

05:44Our youth is 65% of the population. Everyone knows that.

05:48They will be our building blocks.

05:51For our economy, social fabric, political stability.

05:57We will have to invest a lot.

06:00I feel, like I said earlier, we must fight intellect with intellect.

06:05Let's talk about investment.

06:07You have already talked about investment.

06:10We will come to CM.

06:12We have already talked about investment.

06:14Before this, I was talking about the number game.

06:16The investment that is going.

06:17The part of Balochistan that is going from the NFC board.

06:21What happened with that money?

06:23Was it given attention to education?

06:26Was it given attention to health?

06:28In our own parts, in Sindh, Punjab and KPK, somewhere.

06:33We can't call it ideal.

06:35But somewhere, something is happening.

06:37Where did it stop in Balochistan?

06:39Although I know that corruption money is also being earned in Balochistan.

06:44I know that smuggling is also happening there.

06:47And that too is an open door of black money.

06:50So the money that is going here, the people who should get it.

06:53Why aren't they getting it?

06:59Okay, I said this in my budget speech.

07:03I am telling you too.

07:05The utilization of funds has never been implemented.

07:09It has never happened properly in Balochistan.

07:11We talk about good governance.

07:13But we don't do good deeds.

07:16When I talk about good governance,

07:19I would like to fix my province, Halka.

07:24That's why I started the initiative with my Halka.

07:27Whichever list you take, functional, non-functional schools, etc.

07:31Okay, let's talk about the budget.

07:33Balochistan's budget is good to an extent.

07:40However, that being said, to develop Balochistan across the board is very difficult.

07:44It comprises of 48% of the landmass of Pakistan.

07:48It is sparsely populated.

07:50It is a rugged terrain.

07:51Obviously, more investment, more funds will have to come.

07:54However, that being said,

07:56CM Balochistan Sarfaraz Bukti has given a triple-digit increase in education.

08:02He has given a 52% increase from last year and years before.

08:08However, I have said that as long as your governance model,

08:14accountability, incentivization, de-incentivization, accessibility, transparency,

08:20good governance on the ground level,

08:23your funds will not be utilized in a place like Balochistan.

08:28The dynamics here are different.

08:29The culture here is different.

08:31The black economy smuggling is rampant.

08:33So, we must take all these things into consideration before a framework,

08:37before implementing something.

08:38One more thing that we have to take into consideration is that

08:42Balochistan, in terms of minerals,

08:45whether it is gold, copper or other minerals,

08:47is a very good resource.

08:49With so many minerals,

08:51if we want to develop that area,

08:53it is very important to have peace there.

08:57This terrorism side,

09:00which is being funded from other countries,

09:02we have undeniable evidence.

09:05We all know that.

09:06In such a situation,

09:08aren't these young people,

09:10the young people of Balochistan,

09:11not appreciating their future?

09:13Aren't they appreciating that in your province,

09:16the blessings from Allah,

09:18should be utilized,

09:19the youth should benefit,

09:20their education, their health,

09:22their infrastructure should benefit,

09:24so that Balochistan can move forward.

09:32Yes, absolutely.

09:33You are right.

09:35As long as these things are utilized,

09:38and people in our state,

09:40not only Balochistan,

09:42this province,

09:44these minerals,

09:45belong to Balochistan,

09:47the Baloch people,

09:48which is in Pakistan.

09:50We have to explain this a little.

09:52This state, this province,

09:54is part of a larger umbrella of Pakistan.

09:57So, if we take the benefit,

09:59we should take the state as well as Balochistan.

10:01This is my humble opinion.

10:03Now, you are saying that

10:04these things are not being utilized.

10:06You are absolutely right.

10:08Safety and security,

10:10as everyone knows,

10:11it's the basic crux of any investment,

10:14foreign FDI.

10:15As long as there is peace,

10:17as long as communication does not increase,

10:21as long as people do not feel relaxed and safe,

10:25the foreign people,

10:26obviously, they will not invest.

10:28This is what I am saying,

10:30the fight that is taking place,

10:32the violence that is taking place,

10:33the intolerance that is taking place,

10:34is this thing giving progress to Balochistan?

10:37Are hospitals being built?

10:39Are literacy rates of Baloch youth increasing?

10:43Are we getting more rights from this terrorism?

10:47This question should be asked.

10:49Objectively as possible.

10:51One must analyze and evaluate

10:54what's going on objectively.

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