“Mir Hazar Khan Marri – From Resistance to Reconciliation” written by Ammar Masood was inaugurated – Pakistan

Columnist and storyteller Amar Masood said on the occasion of the launch of his book “Mir Hazar Khan Marri – From Resistance to Reconciliation” that today the youth of Balochistan are confused, many forces are trying to mislead them, begging them. That is to read this story and love the country.

The launch of the book written on the life of Sardar Mir Hazar Khan Marri of Balochistan was held at the Pakistan China Center in Islamabad in which important political and social personalities of the country including Governor Balochistan, Chief Minister Balochistan and Federal Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal were present. attended

The book “Mir Hazar Khan died”. From Resistance to Reconciliation” is authored by renowned columnist and storyteller Ammar Masood and researched by Khalid Fareed.

This book is a biography written in the political scenario of Balochistan, in which there is a mention of the changes in the life of Hazar Khan, the politics of Balochistan and the tension of the current situation.

Mir Hazar Khan was counted among those who always resisted the state. Did not recognize the constitution. Affected by the aggression of Russia, the people of Murri tribe went to Afghanistan. For 20 years they were doing operations against Pakistan.

After the partition of Russia, these people were expelled. Neither Afghanistan was ready to accept them nor there was room for them in Pakistan. During the regime of Benazir Shaheed, a general amnesty was announced for these people. They returned home with the realization that their struggle was futile. Then Hazar Khan started a journey of reconciliation with the state.

Made politics a reality, met all political leaders. Worked a lot for the development of Balochistan. Times have changed in such a way that the grandsons of the same Hazar Khan who did not recognize the constitution of the state are now senior officers in the army. This is the story of this book. Balochistan political analyst. Traveled from hate to love.

He said that in order to convey the lesson of Mir Hazar Khan’s life to today’s Baloch youth, it is also the duty of the government to reach every home with this book and to make a film on this eternal story and to write hymns on it.