Guess Those Balochi Nationalists Have A Point
Photo credit: Me, at the Karachi airport.
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Friday, September 14, 2007
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2 comments:
No, they don't. The whole population of Baluchitan is less than Lahore. I am presuming the picture is of the network of a private business that chases rupees.
ali raza:
i was half joking with the title of the post. of course a telecommunications network is going to follow the $ (or rupees in this case). but the larger point is hardly facetious: that there has been a startling lack of development (educational, infrastructural, commercial) in the province that is, in part, fueling the nationalist insurgency there.
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