Balochistan Mines & Minerals Act 2025 EXPOSED Federal Pressure or Resource Gra

Описание: The Balochistan Mines and Minerals Act 2025 sparked immediate controversy when the Balochistan Assembly passed it hastily under federal pressure, sidelining public debate and transparency. Critics argue the law undermines provincial autonomy guaranteed under Article 172 of Pakistan’s Constitution and weakens Baloch control over vast mineral resources — including Reko Diq, copper, and gold — which are vital to both the province’s economic future and the national mining sector reform strategy.

This video breaks down:
✔️ What the Mines and Minerals Act 2025 really changes and why it matters.
✔️ How this controversial legislation has fueled perceptions of resource exploitation and federal overreach.
✔️ The connection between natural resource politics and the rise in insurgency in Balochistan — including militant actions like the Jaffar Express hijacking and ongoing separatist unrest.
✔️ The socio-economic grievances of the Baloch people: decades of underdevelopment, lack of jobs, unequal benefit-sharing from mineral wealth, and deepening distrust toward the federal government.
✔️ Why this law could aggravate Baloch alienation, provincial autonomy debates, and calls for self-determination.

We also explore the legal challenges, political pushback from opposition parties, and the broader implications for Pakistan’s security, foreign investment, and resource governance.

👉 Whether you’re following Pakistan politics, Balochistan independence debates, mineral economics, or constitutional rights, this analysis gives you the essential context behind one of the most contentious laws of 2025.


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