Asif Ali Zardari, the president of Pakistan, is in Gwadar during the third decade of the fifth insurgency that has been going on in Balochistan since 1947. During his 2009 presidential tenure, Zardari attempted to buy off the Baloch with a package of political and economic concessions known as “Aaghaz-e-Huqooq-e-Balochistan.”
Zardari is attempting to connect with the Baloch once more, but as usual, he is doing it with hollow words and false promises, after his disastrous attempt to appease their sentiments failed.
He has advocated for political discourse throughout his stay in an effort to bring prosperity, growth, and peace to the unrest-plagued region.
He has also advocated for strengthening the capabilities of law enforcement organizations. Anyone who studies Balochistan will see