Baloch Human Rights Council of Canada calls out Trudeau’s silence on Baloch activist’s demise

On Saturday (native time), the Baloch Human Rights Council of Canada (BHRC-Canada) wrote to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asking why no motion has been taken towards Pakistan for the homicide of Karima Baloch. They questioned his silence in Karima Baloch’s case in distinction to the “impassioned speeches” within the case of slain Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Copy of the letter written by BHRC-Canada to Canadian PM Justin Trudeau

In his letter to Trudeau, the President of BHRC-Canada, Dr Zaffar Jawaid, wrote, “Prime Minister Mr. Justin Trudeau’s conspicuous silence regarding the high-profile, unexplained death of Ms. Karima Baloch – a prominent Balochistan human rights defender – stands in stark contrast to his impassioned speeches in the House of Commons and extensive international media coverage concerning the shooting death of Mr. Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.”

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The BHRC-Canada raised considerations concerning the Canadian authorities’s consistency and equity, notably with regard to its dealing with of Balochistan’s ongoing human rights violations by the Pakistan Army.

The organisation additional hit out on the Trudeau authorities, implying it’s seeking to safe political brownie factors. “BHRC-Canada believes that the Canadian Government’s apparent reluctance to address Ms. Baloch’s death impartially may be linked to electoral considerations. The Baloch community in Canada is relatively small and lacks the electoral influence to significantly impact the selection of representatives in Parliament,” BHRC-Canada stated.

It appealed to the Canadian authorities to “treat all individuals equally, without regard to race, creed, or political contributions, adding that its “past correspondence and appeals over the past two years appear to have gone unnoticed, possibly due to electoral considerations”.

Prominent Baloch activist Karima Baloch’s physique was found by the Toronto Police close to Lake Ontario on Toronto Island on December 21, 2020, below mysterious circumstances. The BHRC-Canada has expressed deep considerations concerning the Canadian authorities’s perceived inconsistencies in its response to the activist’s demise.

It took lower than 48 hours for the Canadian Police to time period Karima’s demise as “non-criminal”. The BHRC-Canada has stated, “Karima Baloch’s untimely death, shrouded in suspicion, was swiftly and definitively concluded by the Toronto police within forty-eight hours of the discovery, with an announcement that “no foul play was suspected.”

This occurred regardless of the Canadian authorities and the Toronto Police being well-informed concerning the grave demise threats that Ms. Baloch had acquired from the ISI, but they maintained silence on this matter, the BHRC-Canada has stated.

Karima Baloch actively campaigned for the independence of Balochistan from Pakistan. Karima’s household and pals believed and had acknowledged on report a number of instances, that there was foul play behind her homicide, which pointed at Pakistan. And but, Canada brushed the entire matter below the carpet.

In a cryptic message issued by the Toronto Police a day after discovering Karima’s physique, it stated, “It is currently being investigated as a non-criminal death and there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances.”

Baloch was a vocal critic of the Pakistani Army and the atrocities carried out by the Pakistani authorities on Baloch residents. She was some of the outstanding girls leaders from Balochistan and in addition raised the difficulty of Pakistan’s atricities on the United Nations.

She had accused the Justin Trudeau authorities in Canada of facilitating Pakistani military officers by giving them refuge.

“I belong to student organisation in Balochistan. I have seen bodies of so many of my friends whose bodies can also not be identified. These bodies were returned by this (Pakistani) army which believes in brutality. They had poured acid over the bodies. Now the same army is taking asylum in Canada. The army that entered our house and killed us, raped us, took away our children, the same army is given refuge and facilities. So that they become more equipped to kill us,” she had stated calling out the Canadian authorities.

🔴🇵🇰🇨🇦 #EXCLUSIVE In a current speech in #Canada, @KarimaBaloch had raised alarms about #PakistanArmy officers settling in Canada & questioned Canadian govt for permitting this.

She feared that it will result in assaults towards #Baloch in Canada.

Karima has been discovered lifeless at this time. pic.twitter.com/NqV8d358Wo

— South Asia Press (@SouthAsiaPress) December 21, 2020

According to reviews, although she was later allowed to take refugee, the Canadian authorities had initially rejected her asylum request, which she made after she escaped from Pakistan in 2016 with the assistance of some pals and Baloch activists, fearing for her life on account of threats from the Pakistan military and intelligence companies.

It has been 3 years since Karima Baloch’s homicide. But an eerie silence continues to loom within the political corridors of Canada, which has gone out on a limb to analyze the homicide of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, even accusing India with no proof in anyway.

The two circumstances have uncovered Canada’s hypocrisy because it maintains pin-drop silence within the case of the homicide of the Baloch activist and harbours ISI males. While within the different case, it has derailed diplomatic ties with India to defend a Khalistani terrorist.