"I went to the Indian embassy and held talks with Indian officials about it (asylum). "We have decided to formally file asylum papers to Indian government soon. He is currently living in exile in Switzerland.Yesterday, the Baloch leader had appealed to India to come out with a policy initiative so that people facing "atrocities" in Balochistan can come and feel secure in India. He said many more Baloch leaders may seek asylum in India and added "we will see who all will need asylum (in India)".Bugti had gone into exile in Afghanistan after the death of Akbar Bugti in 2006. The Pakistani government had pressured Afghanistan to extradite him following which Bugti shifted to Switzerland in 2010.

Source: Times of India September 20, 2016 16:59 UTC