A number of Baloch activists and leaders staying in Europe could approach India to seek asylum if the host countries tried to deport them to Pakistan. Leader of the Free Balochistan Movement, Hyrbyair Marri has said that he could also seek asylum in India like Baloch Republican Party leader Brahumdagh Bugti, if his present host, U.K., turned hostile in future. He said has been staying in Britain for some time but Britain is increasingly coming under the influence of Pakistan, especially on the issue of Balochistan. He said he will seek asylum from India or the U.S. or some other reasonable country that is not under Pakistani influence, if the U.K. plans to hand me over to Pakistan. <br/><br/>Mr. Marri is the second major Baloch leader after Mr. Bugti to declare his intention to seek asylum in India. <br/>Pakistan has accused Mr. Marri and Mr. Bugti of leading insurgency movements in Balochistan. Mr. Marri said India should consider providing educational opportunities for Baloch activists as many of them have been denied education in Pakistan due to their political leanings. <br/><br/>Mr. Marri said seeking of asylum does not amount to Baloch secessionism as Balochistan has been a free land even before Pakistan was created in 1947. Mr. Marri's declaration comes days after Mr. Bugti revealed his negotiation with Indian diplomats on seeking asylum in India. Mr. Bugti and Mr. Marri are representatives of two of the biggest clans in the Baloch society.