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Dedication To The Mothers of Baloch MotherLand

Today is the day of an anonymous entity who loves her nation to the best of her ability; who has been contributing without any greed that she would earn a name in history; whose story of kind support is not common but keeps a great significance in the annals of Baloch history.

The story starts with the nursesongs (Lori) listened by Balach when he was on her lap into the mountains of Bolan that has been nourishing the ideology. Her story becomes khalid’s resonates with the Raza’s grave. She has never been mentioned at any time, yet her role in every era has emerged separately which made the Baloch history more beautiful.

In every era, she had distinct roles from being Balach’s avenger to his mother, who scaled his role but she has been anonymous. She would ever emerge as Banadi for the motherland whereas sometimes Khatun Bibi, and then Zarina, the mother of Murad, but remained unknown for years. By challenging all the odds, a mother becomes a courage for a fearless Baloch girl who teaches her to be strong in a world where she would find many who do not let a girl to be a respected part of society.

Moreover, she teaches her to fight for her inherited rights and struggle against the colonial mindset that stops her to grow and get education in society. Perhaps, there was no one ready to accept her, but today in the society she got the status of mother of motherland who loves her land and has always given unconditional sacrifices for it.

The man who became a warrior and resisted for motherland has been prepared by a Baloch mother who taught her child an unconditional love for the motherland. Baloch mother should be revered with golden worlds in the history who sacrificed her children, fought herself for her land, and struggled for her missing son. In a nutshell, a Baloch mother raised her children to be a warrior in order to face all challenges and forces which disturb its existence.

This Mother’s Day is dedicated to all those Baloch Mothers who raised their children to become the heroes of the national struggle.

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