Attacks on Chinese nationals in Karachi, Imran Khan's troubles are on the rise

- Attacks continue only when economic cooperation with China is increasing

Islamabad Tuesday 29 December 2020

Imran Khan's government was facing increasing difficulties when violent attacks on Chinese nationals in Karachi came at a time when Pakistan was expanding economic cooperation with China and concluding an agreement on a Chinese naval base and deep sea port in Gwadar.

Baloch citizens who were opposed to China-Pakistan cooperation were now attacking Chinese people in urban areas. Seven Pakistani soldiers were also killed in Balochistan recently. Thus Imran Khan's tension was increasing.

Seeing the anger of the Baloch people, Imran Khan has now had to build a barbed wire wall in Gwadar. According to a report, the Baloch rebels have now changed their style of attack.

In the past, these people only attacked in rural areas. Now he has launched attacks on the Belt and Road project in urban areas, commercial centers with Chinese investment and Chinese citizens.

A Chinese national and his accomplice were fatally attacked in a motor car showroom on the outskirts of Karachi on Tuesday. Still last week, a Chinese national's car was blown up in a posh area like Clifton in Karachi. The car was parked outside a restaurant in the Clifton area. The Indus State Revolutionary Army claimed responsibility for the attack.

The Indus Country Revolutionary Army issued a statement alleging that China and Pakistan were forcibly occupying our lands under the pretext of a Sino-Pakistani economic agreement. We will continue to attack them.

It may be noted here that China is investing 150 150 billion in Pakistan under a bilateral agreement. The agreement is known as the CPEC and is an important part of Chinese President Jinping's ambitious Belt and Road project.

The people of Balochistan are upset with this agreement and are now attacking Chinese citizens and Chinese schemes in the name of Sindhudesh Revolutionary Army. After the rural areas, now the army was also attacking the urban areas.