Book review/Shaal Kee yaaden/ Zarrak Meer
In this video I talk about one of the greatest book based on the political events of Balochistan from 1948 to 2010. The book represents the true image of the politics, resistance, leadership, marshal law in Balochistan. The book greatly revolves around four personalities: Nawab Akbar Khan Bughti, Nawab Khair Baksh Marri, Sardar Attahullah Mengal and Meer Gos baksh Bezanjo. It also discusses about the formation and distribution of BSO into several groups. The book greatly shows the true image of politics in Balochistan.
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