This is deeply distressing. Your point that Pakistan's policies for Balochistan ends up making education part of the conflict in a way that it is a tool used to control them, reminded me of the reading "Power and Empowerment" and the concept of how power is used in diferent ways and that control is also a form of power. What you have mentioned paves the way towards disparity and exclusion. Forcing another language on them is also separating them from their culture, it also reminds me of colonization and the imposition of someone elses language on the minority group, this strips them off their identity and self concept.

Religion is something that is very close to people's hearts, it is wrong to make assumptions about another culture or religion and the activites that they do. Hijab is often seen as a sign of supression and oppression by the west and the power of the west is such that they have generated these notions around the concept of hijab. When you circulate false notions about a religion, for example, Islam, it perpetuates negative notions such as phobia for that particular religion, for example Islamophobia. The west also holds a lot of power and can do all this without being met with serious actions or consequences, which is deeply distressing and alarming.