Spy agencies may not be your enemies. Naeem Khan

 State Spy Agencies, Pukhtun Nationalists, Pakhtun Rights In Pakistan, Pashto Language and SWOT Analysis

By Naeem Khan.

Spy agencies may not be your enemies. 

Law Enforcement Agents may be your friends. 

Forces may be your force, strength, power, opportunity and NOT weakness or threat as per SWOT Analysis. 

Agencies are ears and eyes of a state.  They listen to you and see you. They read you and feel you. Give them positive, useful,  productive signals and messages. Feed them with quintessential and consequential stuff. I have been told that they recommended listening to Bangali demands wholeheartedly but some leaders didn't pay heed.

Agencies and Forces, due to their integrity, don't compromise on the national integration.  Nation state is the red line for them. Anti-state elements are not tolerated. Elsewhere, they're usually cooperative, helpful and  professional.

There are 22 Arab countries.  So it's not necessary that one language must be one state. There are 18 countries with Spanish.

If you want to promote your language,  it's your constitutional right. People of Buner, in a village,  wrote all sign boards in Pashto and no one told them anything. Sindh is using Sindhi everywhere.  It's up to the users to respect, promote and use their language as well as demand for it's official status. Canada uses 2 languages and Switzerland uses 4. In Quebec, you can't write English publicly. In Federal areas, you must use both French and English. 

People of Balochistan, through, their representatives and tycoons, should professionally propose  for development projects. Everyone must become conscious and dutiful.  Chambers of Commerce and CBOs(Community Based Organizations) must be active proactively and meaningfully.

Rural Sindh must have commercial establishments like Faisalabad and Sialkot.  These were also once small villages or towns.

These are some examples from Pakistan. Same is recommended everywhere.  You may also share your thoughts and experiences for our education.

Pashto Times.

Pashto Sign Boards on Shops in Buner.