January 24th, 1656
Dakshin Bharatiya Empire, The region of Baluchistan
With the capture of Quetta and the Kojak Pass in its vicinity, plans that had been delayed due to insufficient assurances about the complete capture of Baluchistan had begun in full force.
Until now, these plans were held back due to the large amount of resources required to start the process of integration. Without being completely assured that the region would be under the Bharatiya Empire's control, it was always risky to invest more resources than necessary. For this exact reason, since the beginning of the war, the resources invested in Baluchistan were only for the purpose of war and to hasten the capture of the region. No resources were invested in expanding the influence of the Bharatiya Empire in Baluchistan, and no efforts were made to integrate the region since there were no schools, post offices, police stations, courts, or administrative offices being built.
