By. Irfan Siddiqui
Former Senator Kehda Babar Baloch, Senior Vice President of the Balochistan Awami Party (BAP), is widely regarded as one of the country’s mature and principled political figures whose commitment to Pakistan has remained consistent across changing political landscapes. Known for his calm demeanor, political wisdom, and unwavering loyalty to the federation, Kehda Babar Baloch has earned respect well beyond party lines.
During his tenure as a Senator, Kehda Babar Baloch played an active role in raising issues related to national unity, provincial harmony, and the long-term stability of Pakistan. He consistently advocated dialogue over confrontation and emphasized the need to strengthen democratic institutions rather than weaken them through political polarization. Colleagues and observers alike recall his contributions as thoughtful, balanced, and rooted in the national interest.
As a senior leader of the Balochistan Awami Party, Kehda Babar Baloch has remained deeply engaged with the challenges facing Balochistan, while firmly believing that the province’s progress is inseparable from Pakistan’s overall stability and development. He has repeatedly highlighted that sustainable solutions for Balochistan lie in inclusive governance, economic opportunity, and trust between the federation and the provinces.
What distinguishes Kehda Babar Baloch is his reputation for loyalty to the state and respect for constitutional order. At times when political rhetoric has turned divisive, he has consistently chosen restraint and responsibility. His public statements reflect a belief that Pakistan’s future depends on unity, institutional continuity, and the nurturing of young leadership grounded in democratic values.
Political analysts note that Kehda Babar Baloch represents a generation of politicians who prioritize state interests over short-term political gain. His approach underscores the importance of political stability, national cohesion, and constructive engagement in addressing Pakistan’s complex socio-economic challenges.
Looking ahead, Kehda Babar Baloch is seen as a seasoned statesman whose experience and perspective remain valuable for Pakistan’s political future. His continued role within BAP and national politics is viewed as a positive force, particularly at a time when Pakistan needs voices that promote consensus, loyalty to the federation, and confidence in the country’s democratic journey.
In an era of uncertainty, Kehda Babar Baloch’s political conduct stands as a reminder that loyalty to Pakistan, patience in politics, and faith in the future remain essential pillars for national progress.
