"Trudeau's Silence on Karima Baloch Case Raises Electoral Concerns"

The Baloch Human Rights Council of Canada (BHRC) has criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for his silence on the kidnapping and alleged murder of exiled Baloch human rights activist Karima Baloch. The BHRC accused Trudeau of playing politics and ignoring Baloch's death, questioning the Canadian government's consistency and fairness in handling Balochistan's alleged human rights violations by the Pakistan Army. The BHRC suggested that Trudeau's silence may be linked to electoral considerations, as the Baloch community in Canada lacks significant electoral influence. Baloch, a vocal critic of the Pakistani military and state, was living in exile in Canada after being charged with terrorism in Pakistan.
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