Balochistan Government's Restrictions Criticized for Eroding Rights

Imagine the government is making some rules in a place called Balochistan.

They've stopped big groups from meeting, stopped the internet on phones, and even stopped trains.

This is because the government says they need to keep people safe.

But some people disagree, saying it's making it hard for people to speak up or share information.

They think the government is trying to stop people from protesting or complaining about things.

This is causing problems because it stops families, students, and businesses from communicating.

It's a bit like the government is saying, 'No talking, no gathering, and no internet,' which some people believe goes against their rights.