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Monday, March 11, 2013
Bodies of two more abducted Baloch found in Karachi, BHRO protested against the killings
The tortured bodies of two previously missing Baloch activists were found dumped in Karachi on Thursday.
A Senior Superintendent of Police said the bodies were found in Mangho Peer area of Northern Karachi. He also said that it appeared that the two men had been strangled to death as there were sign of rope around their neck.
The local police officer further said that the identity of both Baloch activists was ascertained, with help of chits found in their pocket, as Babo Iftekhar Baloch and Maqbool Ahmad Baloch.
The Vice Chairman of Voice for Baloch Missing Persons told BBC Urdu that the victims were students of Iqra University in Karachi and were living in the city from past two years.
“The men were originally from Panjgur region of Balochistan. Babo Iftekhar was abducted on 28 January this year from Raees Goth, Karachi. After the recovery of these two dead bodies the number of Baloch activist killed and dumped in Karachi has reached to 7 in past two month,” Said Abdul Qadeer Baloch.
Mr Qadeer further said that several Baloch youth were abducted from different areas of Balochistan by Pakistan security forces and their dead bodies were later found in Karachi.
Separately, the Pakistani security forces abducted three Baloch students from Khuzdar on 4 March, 2013. The victims have been named as Mohammad Raheem Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor Baloch and Abdul Qadir Baloch.
The students were reportedly returning from school when they were intercepted near an FC post and abducted.
Meanwhile the Baloch Human Rights Organisation (BHRO) held a protest rally outside Karachi Press club against the killing and abductions of Baloch activists. The BHRO said that Pakistani judiciary and Human Rights Organisations have failed resolve the issue of grave human rights violation in Balochistan.
“The judiciary, instead of helping the families of abducted Baloch activists, is trying to distort their cases because of which the human rights situation in Balochistan is deteriorating with each coming day,” Said the BHRO leaders.
They urged the international human rights organisations to put pressure on Pakistan to stop the on-going military offensives in Balochistan and abduction Baloch activists and extra judicial killings.
A Senior Superintendent of Police said the bodies were found in Mangho Peer area of Northern Karachi. He also said that it appeared that the two men had been strangled to death as there were sign of rope around their neck.
The local police officer further said that the identity of both Baloch activists was ascertained, with help of chits found in their pocket, as Babo Iftekhar Baloch and Maqbool Ahmad Baloch.
The Vice Chairman of Voice for Baloch Missing Persons told BBC Urdu that the victims were students of Iqra University in Karachi and were living in the city from past two years.
“The men were originally from Panjgur region of Balochistan. Babo Iftekhar was abducted on 28 January this year from Raees Goth, Karachi. After the recovery of these two dead bodies the number of Baloch activist killed and dumped in Karachi has reached to 7 in past two month,” Said Abdul Qadeer Baloch.
Mr Qadeer further said that several Baloch youth were abducted from different areas of Balochistan by Pakistan security forces and their dead bodies were later found in Karachi.
Separately, the Pakistani security forces abducted three Baloch students from Khuzdar on 4 March, 2013. The victims have been named as Mohammad Raheem Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor Baloch and Abdul Qadir Baloch.
The students were reportedly returning from school when they were intercepted near an FC post and abducted.
Meanwhile the Baloch Human Rights Organisation (BHRO) held a protest rally outside Karachi Press club against the killing and abductions of Baloch activists. The BHRO said that Pakistani judiciary and Human Rights Organisations have failed resolve the issue of grave human rights violation in Balochistan.
“The judiciary, instead of helping the families of abducted Baloch activists, is trying to distort their cases because of which the human rights situation in Balochistan is deteriorating with each coming day,” Said the BHRO leaders.
They urged the international human rights organisations to put pressure on Pakistan to stop the on-going military offensives in Balochistan and abduction Baloch activists and extra judicial killings.
Bodies of two previously abducted Baloch activists were found in Karachi whereas one Baloch activist was shot dead in Washuk region of Balochistan on Sunday, and with them the number of the abducted Baloch’s bodies found in Karachi reached nine in past few weeks.
The victims were identified as Master Abdul Rehman, 40, and Zahid Hussain, 24. Their tortured and bullet-ridden dead bodies were found in bushes near Link Road, Steel Town in Malir region of Karachi.
Both men were on the list of abducted Baloch persons. According to records on bygwaah.com, the official website of International Voice for Baloch Missing Persons, Master Abdul Rehman was abducted on 24 February, 2013 during a raid on his houses in Chitkan Gharibabad area of Panjgur, Balochistan. Another four Baloch activists were also abducted also with Abdul Rehman including Shakir Baloch, Karim Jan, Ghulam Jan and Aman Jan. Their fate and whereabouts remains unknown.
The IVBMP record shows that Zahid Pazeer Baloch was abducted on 28 January, 2013 from Raees Goth Karachi. Zahid was also originally from Panjbur but was studying in Karachi at the time of his arrest. Another two Baloch students namely Ejaz Ghulam Baloch S/of Ghulam Jan Baloch , Wasim Fazal Baloch S/of Fazal Karim Baloch Baloch, who were also abducted with Zahid Baloch from Raees Goth and Dalmia area of Karachi, are still in the custody of Pakistani security agencies.
Meanwhile, the vice-chairman of Voice for Missing Baloch Persons, Abdul Qadir Baloch, said Abdul Reham Baloch was a leader of Baloch National Movement (BNM) and also a teacher at a government secondary school in Panjgur and Hussain was a college student in Karachi.
“Dumping the bodies of Baloch activists in Karachi is becoming a daily routine. We have found 9 bodies of Baloch activists in the past two-and-a-half months. We are very much concern about the safety of the other people who were abducted with Master Abdul Rehman and Zahid Baloch,” Said Abdul Qadeer Baloch.
The deceased were taken to their hometown in Balochistan to be buried.
Washuk one killed two abducted: One person was killed and another injured, while the remaining two abducted on board a car, which came under fierce firing at Washuk, Balochistan on Sunday.
According to Levis sources four persons on board a car were on way towards Basima area, when some 20 kilometers away from Basima unknown persons targeting the car opened fire that killed Dost Muhammad and wounded Hazoor Bukhsh, while the other two were abducted.
The Baloch political parties have said that these four men were well-wishers of Baloch freedom struggle and have been target by Pakistani security forces and their hired criminal proxy groups.
The Baloch National Movement in a statement said that, “Pakistani security forces first opened firing at a shop in Washuk and critically injured Hazoor Bakhsh. The other three men were taking him to hospital when their car was intercepted and fired upon. Dost Mohammad Baloch died on spot whereas his other two friends were abducted.”
The victims were identified as Master Abdul Rehman, 40, and Zahid Hussain, 24. Their tortured and bullet-ridden dead bodies were found in bushes near Link Road, Steel Town in Malir region of Karachi.
Both men were on the list of abducted Baloch persons. According to records on bygwaah.com, the official website of International Voice for Baloch Missing Persons, Master Abdul Rehman was abducted on 24 February, 2013 during a raid on his houses in Chitkan Gharibabad area of Panjgur, Balochistan. Another four Baloch activists were also abducted also with Abdul Rehman including Shakir Baloch, Karim Jan, Ghulam Jan and Aman Jan. Their fate and whereabouts remains unknown.
The IVBMP record shows that Zahid Pazeer Baloch was abducted on 28 January, 2013 from Raees Goth Karachi. Zahid was also originally from Panjbur but was studying in Karachi at the time of his arrest. Another two Baloch students namely Ejaz Ghulam Baloch S/of Ghulam Jan Baloch , Wasim Fazal Baloch S/of Fazal Karim Baloch Baloch, who were also abducted with Zahid Baloch from Raees Goth and Dalmia area of Karachi, are still in the custody of Pakistani security agencies.
Meanwhile, the vice-chairman of Voice for Missing Baloch Persons, Abdul Qadir Baloch, said Abdul Reham Baloch was a leader of Baloch National Movement (BNM) and also a teacher at a government secondary school in Panjgur and Hussain was a college student in Karachi.
“Dumping the bodies of Baloch activists in Karachi is becoming a daily routine. We have found 9 bodies of Baloch activists in the past two-and-a-half months. We are very much concern about the safety of the other people who were abducted with Master Abdul Rehman and Zahid Baloch,” Said Abdul Qadeer Baloch.
The deceased were taken to their hometown in Balochistan to be buried.
Washuk one killed two abducted: One person was killed and another injured, while the remaining two abducted on board a car, which came under fierce firing at Washuk, Balochistan on Sunday.
According to Levis sources four persons on board a car were on way towards Basima area, when some 20 kilometers away from Basima unknown persons targeting the car opened fire that killed Dost Muhammad and wounded Hazoor Bukhsh, while the other two were abducted.
The Baloch political parties have said that these four men were well-wishers of Baloch freedom struggle and have been target by Pakistani security forces and their hired criminal proxy groups.
The Baloch National Movement in a statement said that, “Pakistani security forces first opened firing at a shop in Washuk and critically injured Hazoor Bakhsh. The other three men were taking him to hospital when their car was intercepted and fired upon. Dost Mohammad Baloch died on spot whereas his other two friends were abducted.”
Baloch Genocide: Two more bodies Baloch found in Karachi, One target killed by govt goons in Washuk
Karachi: Bodies of two previously abducted Baloch activists were found in Karachi whereas one Baloch activist was shot dead in Washuk region of Balochistan on Sunday, and with them the number of the abducted Baloch’s bodies found in Karachi reached nine in past few weeks.The victims were identified as Master Abdul Rehman, 40, and Zahid Hussain, 24. Their tortured and bullet-ridden dead bodies were found in bushes near Link Road, Steel Town in Malir region of Karachi.
Both men were on the list of abducted Baloch persons. According to records on bygwaah.com, the official website of International Voice for Baloch Missing Persons, Master Abdul Rehman was abducted on 24 February, 2013 during a raid on his houses in Chitkan Gharibabad area of Panjgur, Balochistan. Another four Baloch activists were also abducted also with Abdul Rehman including Shakir Baloch, Karim Jan, Ghulam Jan and Aman Jan. Their fate and whereabouts remains unknown.
The IVBMP record shows that Zahid Pazeer Baloch was abducted on 28 January, 2013 from Raees Goth Karachi. Zahid was also originally from Panjbur but was studying in Karachi at the time of his arrest. Another two Baloch students namely Ejaz Ghulam Baloch S/of Ghulam Jan Baloch , Wasim Fazal Baloch S/of Fazal Karim Baloch Baloch, who were also abducted with Zahid Baloch from Raees Goth and Dalmia area of Karachi, are still in the custody of Pakistani security agencies.
Meanwhile, the vice-chairman of Voice for Missing Baloch Persons, Abdul Qadir Baloch, said Abdul Reham Baloch was a leader of Baloch National Movement (BNM) and also a teacher at a government secondary school in Panjgur and Hussain was a college student in Karachi.
“Dumping the bodies of Baloch activists in Karachi is becoming a daily routine. We have found 9 bodies of Baloch activists in the past two-and-a-half months. We are very much concern about the safety of the other people who were abducted with Master Abdul Rehman and Zahid Baloch,” Said Abdul Qadeer Baloch.
The deceased were taken to their hometown in Balochistan to be buried.
Washuk one killed two abducted: One person was killed and another injured, while the remaining two abducted on board a car, which came under fierce firing at Washuk, Balochistan on Sunday.
According to Levis sources four persons on board a car were on way towards Basima area, when some 20 kilometers away from Basima unknown persons targeting the car opened fire that killed Dost Muhammad and wounded Hazoor Bukhsh, while the other two were abducted.
The Baloch political parties have said that these four men were well-wishers of Baloch freedom struggle and have been target by Pakistani security forces and their hired criminal proxy groups.
The Baloch National Movement in a statement said that, “Pakistani security forces first opened firing at a shop in Washuk and critically injured Hazoor Bakhsh. The other three men were taking him to hospital when their car was intercepted and fired upon. Dost Mohammad Baloch died on spot whereas his other two friends were abducted.”
Mob burns Christian homes in Pakistani city.
More than 100 homes were torched in a Christian enclave of the Pakistani city of
Lahore at the weekend by a mob furious at reports of alleged blasphemy, the
latest in a series of hate attacks.
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| A Pakistani Christian demonstrator throws a tear gas shell
back towards riot police |
Human rights groups and Christian leaders condemned the violence, demanding
better protection for the country’s beleaguered minorities.
Xavier Williams, president of the Christian pressure group Life for All Pakistan, said: “The religious intolerance
has increased to this extent that the people are willing to kill and burn people
and properties. The religious minorities are not safe in Pakistan, they are
targeted for their faith.”
The attack was prompted by the arrest of a Christian man on Friday after he
allegedly made blasphemous comments.
Police said Imran Shahid, a Muslim, had been drinking with Sawan Masih, a
Christian sanitary worker, when a drunken row erupted over religion. Mr Shahid
accused his friend of making derogatory remarks about the Prophet Muhammad as
their argument turned ugly.
As word of the allegations spread, a crowd emerged from a nearby mosque and
descended on Mr Masih’s house before he was detained by police.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/pakistan/9920465/Mob-burns-Christian-homes-in-Pakistani-city.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/pakistan/9920465/Mob-burns-Christian-homes-in-Pakistani-city.html
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