
(Gilgit Baltistan) Tomorrow — (Gilgit-Baltistan) “From tomorrow, you are free. — full coverage and analysis on Nai Khabar. Below we break down the key facts, background context, and what this development means going forward.
In Gilgit-Baltistan, in the past few years, people with a strange and peculiar mentality have emerged as leaders who are neither understood by the public nor is the public understand their misleading claims. Regardless of the issue, whether it’s a lack of water in pipes or electricity in homes, these so-called leaders have been chanting slogans of freedom and demanding the formation of a separate state. If the Pakistani government accepts your demand and announces on February 1, 2024, that you are free, and Gilgit-Baltistan is a separate state, then what will happen?
By chanting slogans of freedom and self-determination, these pseudo-leaders are sowing seeds of hatred in the hearts of the simple people. Someone should ask these self-proclaimed leaders
- who will be the president of this separate state?
- Who will be the Chief Justice?
- Who will be the Prime Minister?
In the GB, where leaders like you have spread so much hatred that a person from one locality cannot go to another, and there is a division based on public transport to government jobs along ethnic and national lines, how will you manage in a separate state?

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First, address these issues and then come
First, address these issues and then come forward with the slogans. Where will you get the salaries of hundreds of thousands of government employees, who earn millions of rupees? How will you compete with India, which is ready like a hungry beast? Where will you get the military power? How will you benefit from the mountains and rivers that you take pride in, and where will you bring the ability to extract valuable resources from those mountains in Gilgit-Baltistan?
While the reality is that the value of all assets in Gilgit-Baltistan is equivalent to the machinery installed only in the Diamer Bhasha Dam. If mining leases are given to non-local individuals, from non-local people to local people in GB, then how will you tolerate someone from outside when those thousands of people working in business and jobs in Pakistan cannot be tolerated? Will you establish women’s universities, medical colleges, and engineering colleges in your independent autonomous state? While a university like Karakoram University has to shut down ten times a month due to internal issues? There are many such questions for which no one has the answers.
Therefore, those who raise slogans of freedom and self-determination are urged to answer these questions before their slogans. And the legitimate demands should be presented in front of the state completely and efforts should be made to solve their problems. Remember, the opposition to the state’s interests is not in favor of our coming generations, nor is it in the interest of Gilgit-Baltistan. We also request the Pakistani government and representatives in power not to overlook the issues of the people. Otherwise, the people will be forced to come out on the streets, so fulfill your responsibilities before that. The sense of deprivation within the people needs to be addressed, otherwise, the situation is right in front of you, and global forces are intensifying this situation. Who knows better than you how intense the competition is to escalate this situation globally.”













