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Instability has once again knocked on the door of India's neighboring country Pakistan. This time the reason for this instability is the Taliban in power in Afghanistan as well as the Baloch opponents or supporters of Balochistan. The current situation in Balochistan is not just about resentment but has now become quite intense, in which Baloch as well as Pashtuns are also involved. At present, instability is looming large in both parts of the Indus River in Pakistan.

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