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'Over 20,000 Baloch people have been abducted by Pakistani security forces and many killed in the last two decades. Our message to the Indian government is that they have to raise their voice against the atrocities by the Pakistani security forces," said Hammal Haider, foreign affairs spokesperson of the Baloch National Movement. (Photo: Twitter | @HammalHaider)

Activists urge India, UK to challenge Pakistan atrocities in Balochistan

The organisation along with Balochistan activists around the world annually mark November 13 as Martyrs' Day.

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