Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recently made a statement suggesting that Pakistan could be divided into two parts to create Balochistan. The statement came during a speech at an event organized by the state BJP in Goa. Sawant’s remarks have sparked controversy and debate, with many questioning the feasibility and implications of such a move. Balochistan is a region in Pakistan that has been the center of a long-standing conflict between separatist groups and the Pakistani government. The issue of Balochistan has been a sensitive one in India, with many expressing solidarity with the Baloch people and their struggle for independence. Sawant’s comments have drawn mixed reactions, with some supporting the idea of creating Balochistan as a separate entity and others criticizing it as a provocative statement that could escalate tensions between India and Pakistan. The Chief Minister’s remarks have also raised questions about India’s official stance on the issue of Balochistan and its implications for bilateral relations with Pakistan. The statement comes at a time of heightened tensions between the two countries, with ongoing conflicts over the Kashmir region and other issues. It remains to be seen how Sawant’s comments will impact diplomatic relations between India and Pakistan and the broader regional dynamics in South Asia.