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The Balochistan National Movement was a nationalist uprising in the Balochistan province of what is now Pakistan, that sought its freedom from British Rule. The National Movement for freedom was led by Khan of Kalat Mir Ahmed Ali Khan, who on 23rd April, 1948 declared an independent nation called "Balochestan" with himself as Amir-i-Momineen. The movement started from the Kalat area in 1948 and spread to Sibi, Las Bela, Kharan and Makran. The National Movement for freedom from British rule was led by Khan of Kalat Mir Ahmed Ali Khan, who on 23rd April, 1948 declared an independent nation called "Balochestan" with himself as Amir-i-Momineen. The movement started from the Kalat area in 1948 and spread to Sibi, Las Bela, Kharan and Makran. The movement was led by Khan of Kalat Mir Ahmed Ali Khan and he laid down the foundation for the creation of the Balochistan National Movement. The British Raj had entered into a treaty with the Khan of Kalat Mir Ahmed Ali Khan, on 24 June, 1947. He agreed to enforce duty-free import of all goods into Pakistan. Thus he had bribed him with his army's might, Khans were being used as mercenaries by the British Empire during their rule in different parts of India and also in other African nations. The resistance started against the British empire when they enforced duty-free import on Balochistan on 21 September, 1951. The Balockhi people felt that they have been sold out to the British. The British Raj had entered into a treaty with the Khan of Kalat Mir Ahmed Ali Khan, on 24 June, 1947. He agreed to enforce duty-free import of all goods into Pakistan. Thus he had bribed him with his army's might, Khans were being used as mercenaries by the British Empire during their rule in different parts of India and also in other African nations. The resistance started against the British empire when they enforced duty-free import on Balochistan on 21 September, 1951. The Balochi people felt that they have been sold out to the British. The Khan of Kalat Mir Ahmed Ali Khan, who was considered a traitor by the Baloch people, met Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan and got Pakistan's independence postponed for two years. He stated that the British's departure from Balochistan must be through his territory and that he will not allow them to carry any arms or ammunition through Kalat. The British Empire accepted the conditions and left Balochistan ten days before Pakistani independence. Balochistan had been heavily dependent on Karachi for its trade during British rule. cfa1e77820
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