London, Aug. 6 -- Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir activist Amjad Ayub Mirza has criticised the enforcement of Section 144 across Balochistan for 15 days, a regulation that bans gatherings of more than five individuals.

He described this action as "an infringement on fundamental civil liberties" and "a blatant sign of the government's inability to suppress the rising Baloch resistance," asserting that it reveals the state's anxiety regarding the populace's demands for justice, rights, and liberty.

In a video address, Mirza remarked that this extensive prohibition demonstrates Pakistan's desperation, as attempts to silence rallies organised by the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) and other human rights issues through state measures hav...