An open letter by a Baloch activist draws attention to alleged enforced disappearances in Pakistan over a period of about 17 years, according to NDTV. The letter highlights claims made for years by Baloch nationalist groups, families of missing persons, and international human-rights organizations. These groups have alleged that enforced disappearances occur repeatedly as part of Pakistan’s counter-insurgency operations. NDTV frames the letter as an attempt to publicly document and challenge what the author and supporting communities describe as a pattern of state-linked abductions and unresolved disappearances. The reports emphasize that missing-person cases are presented by the families and rights organizations as longstanding, with many individuals remaining unaccounted for. While the sources do not detail specific incidents or provide new evidence beyond the activist’s claims, they collectively point to the broader allegation that enforced disappearances have become a recurring feature of the security campaign in the region associated with Balochistan-related conflict.