The recent series of deadly attacks by Baloch militants in Balochistan has reignited longstanding tensions between the region's population and the Pakistani government, which is accused of resource exploitation and violent oppression. The Baloch Yakjehti Committee has raised alarms over the discovery of mutilated bodies, labeling this a continuation of a genocidal policy against the Baloch people. The situation has drawn international calls for human rights interventions as the humanitarian crisis deepens. Critics argue that the Pakistani state's militarization of the Baloch question has failed to address underlying grievances and has only fueled further insurgency. The complexity of the Baloch identity, intertwined with various ethnic groups in the region, is often overlooked in mainstream narratives. As the conflict escalates, it underscores the critical need for a reevaluation of state policies towards Balochistan to seek a sustainable resolution.