Involvement of internal and external factors in Baluchistan insurgency and government policies tackling threats from insurgents. Shift in policy of government from direct to indirect and making a peaceful solution with an effective talks.

1. BALUCHISTAN
INSURGENCY
SOHAIL NAWAZ
DSS 3RD TERM

2. INTRODUCTION
DEPRIVATION IN THE SOCIETY
PROVINCE IN 1970
THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE PROVINCE WITH THE FEDERATION
STRUGGLING FOR REGIONAL AUTONOMY
GRIEVANCES OF BALUCHISTAN
CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONSHIP
MILITARY OPERATION

3. INSURGENCY
DISPUTE OVER NATURAL RESOURCE
BALUCH AND THE MILITARY—TENSIONS
BALUCHISTAN PEOPLES’ LIBERATION FRONT (BPLF)
BALUCHISTAN STUDENTS ORGANIZATION (BSO)
BALUCH PEOPLE’S LIBERATION FRONT (BPLF)

4. THREAT TO
FEDERATION
BALUCH INSURGENCY TO THE INTEGRITY
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL PROBLEMS IN
BALUCHISTAN
CPEC AS KEY CONCERN
TO RISING SENTIMENTS OF EXPLOITATION

5. STRATEGIC
INTERACTION:
DIRECT APPROACH
INDIRECT APPROACH
PROMOTION OF INTER-PROVINCIAL HARMONY
AGHAZ-E-HAQOOQ BALUCHISTAN
18TH AMENDMENT AND NFC AWARD

6. WAY FORWARD
OF GIVING HOPE TO THE PEOPLE OF BALUCHISTAN
THE TRIBAL CHARACTER, ETHNIC COMPOSITION
POLITICAL INITIATIVE
GOOD GOVERNANCE
REPATRIATION OF AFGHAN REFUGEES
CONCLUSION