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بلوچستان تحریک کسان کیسے جڑیں مضبوط کی اور قبائلی سردار وڈیروں کا کیسے راج رہا بلوچستان میں عام کسان مزدور کیسے ترقی کی راہ پر گامزن ہو سکتا ہے معلوماتی پروگرام ترقی پسند مصنفین اسلام آباد کا اجلاس محقق مصنف پناہ بلوچ کا لیکچر اور سوالات و جوابات میڈیا اینکر عمار جرنلسٹ
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historical perspective The Khan of Kalat entered into an agreement with the British in 1839 which allowed them to trade and have military movements through Quetta, Bolan and Khojak passes, in return for a ish involvement increased through further treaties, alliances with influential sardars, and military incursions. Within the next few years, the British annexed Sindh (1843) and Punjab (1849), extending their political footprint. The Khan of Kalat was left with no allies.

In 1877, Robert Sandeman was appointed as chief commissioner for the agency of Balochistan. He negotiated a treaty between the colonial government and the Khan of Kalat and his sardars, which allowed the British to consult and construct in the region as well as appoint a British agent to reside in the court of Kalat and settle disputes between the Khan and his sardars..

On 12 August 1947, two days before the creation of Pakistan, Kalat declared its independence. After the creation of Pakistan, Kalat offered special relations in areas of defence and foreign affairs. Pakistan refused and demanded its integration into the new state In March 1948, Pakistan annexed the entire region. A speech by Mir Ghous Bakhsh Bizenjo, a Baloch nationalist in 1947, summed up how the Baloch felt about joining Pakistan: “Pakistani officials are pressuring to join Pakistan, because Balochistan would not be able to sustain itself economically… we have minerals, we have petroleum and ports