Baloch Coalition Blames Pakistan Military for Supplying Arms to Sudan Conflict, Calls for Global Inquiry

A coalition of Baloch, Pashtoon and Sindhi groups, led by the Baloch Peoples Congress (BPC), has lodged a formal accusation that the Pakistani armed forces are providing weapons and other military gear that are being used in the ongoing war in Sudan. The alliance, which includes several regional activist organisations, says the alleged exports are deepening the violence and humanitarian crisis there. In a joint statement released in Paris, the groups demand an independent, international investigation to trace the flow of arms and hold any responsible parties accountable. They also urge the global community to scrutinise Pakistan’s arms‑trade practices and to ensure that South‑Asian defence equipment does not end up fuelling overseas conflicts. For members of the South‑Asian diaspora, the claim raises concerns about the transparency of Pakistan’s defence exports and the potential impact on the community’s reputation abroad. The call for an inquiry adds another layer to the broader debate on how regional powers contribute to conflict zones beyond their borders, and it may prompt diplomatic questions in forthcoming multilateral forums.