New Delhi: Mehran Marri, one of the prominent Baloch human rights activists, has congratulated Team India for their comprehensive win over Pakistan in the World Cup and said the people of Balochistan are celebrating the victory as their own.
“Congratulations to India from the people of Balochistan for their outstanding defeat of Pakistan. We Baloch are celebrating your victory as if it was our very own. Jai Hind. Jeeay Balochistan,” tweeted Marri on Sunday night.
Congratulations to India from the people of #Balochistan for their outstanding defeat of Pakistan.
We Baloch are celebrating your victory as if it was our very own. Jai Hind. Jeeay Balochistan . #IndiaVsٍPakistan #PakistanVsIndia #WorldCup2019 pic.twitter.com/LOxb4beBAE— Mehran Marri (@MehranMarri) June 16, 2019
Marri, son of Baloch nationalist leader Khair Bakhsh Marri, is one of the prominent faces of Baloch struggle and is also their representative at the UNHRC and the European Union.
Banuk Zarina Baloch, another Baloch activist, also congratulated the Men in Blue in a tweet and hoped “India will repeat 1971’s history for Balochistan’s freedom to remind the world that defeat is Pakistan’s destiny”.
“I proudly congratulate Team India for winning today’s match therefore my nieces are celebrating for India’s grand victory over #Pakistan and I hope that India will repeat 1971’s history for Balochistan’s freedom to remind to world that defeat is Pakistan destiny,” she said.
I proudly congratulate #TeamIndia for winning today’s match therefore My nieces are celebrating for #India‘s grand victory over #Pakistan and I hope that India will repeat 1971’s history for #Balochistan‘s freedom to remind to world that #DefeatIsPakistanDestiny #IndiaVsPakistan pic.twitter.com/0Qp4u8DuHl
— Banuk Zarina Baloch (@Zarina_Baloch) June 16, 2019
She has posted an 11-second TikTok video of her nieces carrying one Indian tricolor and the other a Baloch flag.
On Sunday, India came out with a commanding performance as they defeated arch-rival Pakistan by 89 runs (DLS method) in a rain-hit encounter at the Old Trafford in Manchester.
IANS
