In a recent statement, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant suggested that Pakistan could be divided into two countries to create Balochistan. Sawant’s remarks came during a speech at an event organized by the Goa unit of the BJP. He expressed his support for the people of Balochistan and their struggle for independence from Pakistan. Sawant’s comments have sparked controversy, with some criticizing him for interfering in the internal affairs of another country. Balochistan is a resource-rich province in Pakistan that has been the site of a long-running separatist insurgency. The Baloch people have been fighting for independence from Pakistan, citing human rights abuses and economic exploitation by the Pakistani government. Sawant’s statement is likely to strain India’s already tense relations with Pakistan. The Indian government has been a vocal supporter of the Baloch cause, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi raising the issue in his speeches at international forums. However, officially endorsing the idea of splitting Pakistan is a significant escalation in India’s stance on the issue. It remains to be seen how Pakistan will respond to Sawant’s comments and whether they will have any impact on the ongoing conflict in Balochistan. The situation in Balochistan is complex, with multiple stakeholders involved, including not just Pakistan and India, but also China and the United States. The international community has been hesitant to intervene in the conflict, fearing it could lead to further instability in the region. Sawant’s remarks have reignited the debate over India’s role in the Balochistan conflict and its implications for regional security. It remains to be seen whether his comments will lead to any concrete action on the part of the Indian government or if they will be dismissed as political rhetoric.