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Military Overreach? Dr. Mirza Analyzes Maj. Adil Raja’s Take on New Mining Law

Military Overreach? Dr. Mirza Analyzes Maj. Adil Raja’s Take on New Mining Law In this critical analysis, Dr. Amjad Ayub Mirza responds to Maj. Adil Raja’s recent article on Pakistan’s controversial Mines and Minerals Act. The newly introduced law is being widely criticized for centralizing control over strategic and rare earth minerals in the hands of the military-dominated federal government—bypassing provincial autonomy and democratic accountability. Dr. Mirza highlights how this legislation could further marginalize resource-rich provinces like Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa while benefiting military-linked business interests. https://x.com/soldierspeaks/status/19... Key Topics Covered: • Federal overreach masked as policy reform • Impact on Balochistan, KPK, PoJK, and Gilgit-Baltistan • Legal immunity and unchecked authority • Military-business nexus in Pakistan • Implications for democracy and regional equity Watch, share, and join the conversation on the future of Pakistan’s democracy and natural resources. 1. Dr. Amjad Ayub Mirza Exposes Hidden Agenda Behind Pakistan’s Mines & Minerals Act 2. Military Overreach? Dr. Mirza Analyzes Maj. Adil Raja’s Take on New Mining Law 3. Resource Grab in Balochistan: Dr. Amjad Ayub Mirza on Pakistan’s New Mining Law 4. Strategic Minerals or Strategic Control? Pakistan’s Mining Act Under Fire 5. Democracy Undermined: Dr. Mirza Dissects Pakistan’s Controversial Mining Act • Pakistan Mines and Minerals Act 2025 • Dr Amjad Ayub Mirza • Maj Adil Raja • Balochistan mineral rights • Military overreach Pakistan • Strategic minerals Pakistan • Federal vs provincial rights • PoJK and Gilgit-Baltistan resources • Natural resources conflict Pakistan • Authoritarianism in Pakistan #Balochistan #DrAmjadAyubMirza #AdilRaja #MinesAndMineralsAct #PakistanPolitics #MilitaryOverreach #PoJK #GilgitBaltistan #ResourceExploitation #HumanRights