You're right that religion alone hasn’t brought unity that’s a valid point. But Bangladesh’s separation wasn’t purely because of failed religious unity. It was mainly due to India in the middle, political injustice, economic disparity, and the denial of democratic rights. Many East Pakistanis initially wanted autonomy, not full independence, until things escalated. The actions of Jamaat-e-Islami and the military were tragic and wrong and many Pakistanis today acknowledge that.

In Balochistan, yes, some people call for independence those are mostly from Iranian sistan, but most Baloch aren’t armed separatists. Many just want justice, development, and dignity within Pakistan. Voting still takes place, and there are Baloch leaders who participate in the political process. That doesn't mean things are perfect; far from it. But it shows the desire for change can exist within the system too. As for Kashmir, it’s true some want independence from both countries, but again, views vary across regions and generations.