South Azerbaijan supports Baluch people's struggle for independence,

On August 4, 1947, a tripartite agreement was signed between Pakistan, the British and Balochistan, called The Standstill Agreement, in which the sovereign status of Balochistan was accepted. The Khan declared Balochistan independent on August 11, 1947, three days before the independence of Pakistan.

On March 26, 1948, the Pakistan Army was ordered to move into the Baloch coastal region of Pasni, Jiwani and Turbat. This was the first act of aggression prior to the march on Kalat by a Pakistani military detachment on April 1, 1948. Kalat capitulated on March 27 after the army moved into the coastal region and it was announced in Karachi that the Khan of Kalat has agreed to merge his state with Pakistan. Under the Constitution of Kalat, the Khan was not authorized to take such a basic decision. The Balochistan Assembly had already rejected any suggestion of forfeiting the independence of Balochistan on any pretext. The sovereign Baloch state after British withdrawal from India lasted only 227 days.

A meeting was held in Toronto to protest Balochistan's forced annexation through illegal military invasion on March 27, 1948 by Pakistan. In this meeting, among representatives of other nations, from South Azerbaijani Independence Party, Oğuz Türk, supporting Baluch nations struggle for independence, emphasized the importance of independence for nations under occupation of Iran and Pakistan.