Pakistani “Killed & dump” policy continues: Mutilated body of Umar Jan Baloch found in Balochistan

BALOCHISTAN – May 24: Pakistani occupied forces continue their “killed and dump” policy in Balochistan. Today another mutilated body of Baloch missing persons was found in Gomazi area after the massive military operation in Gomazi and Malant of Tump Tehsil in Kech district.

According to detail, after the military operation in Gomazi and Malant a bullet-riddled and tortured body of a Baloch missing person was found in Gomazi cross, he was identified as Umar Jan Baloch, son of Haibtan Baloch resident of Gomazi.

Sensitive districts in Balochistan Deployment of military, paramilitary forces begins

If any “vindictive” action was taken against any teacher in the name of election duty, then the teachers would refuse to perform election duties all over the province. Jatak

QUETTA: Deployment of the military and paramilitary forces in the ‘sensitive’ and ‘most sensitive’ districts of Balochistan began on Monday to maintain law and order during the general elections.

Official sources said that more than 15,000 personnel of the army and the Frontier Corps (FC) would be deployed in the sensitive districts, namely, Mastung, Kalat, Khuzdar, Turbat, Panjgur, Gwadar, Dera Bugti, Kohlu, Awaran, Kharan and Washuk.

April 03: Martyrs of Murghaap

The Baloch who was developed

By:Hashim bin Rashid

The failure of the Mirani Dam must be a watershed moment for planners

Some 19 men from Turbat in Balochistan travelled over 2,000 kilometres to set up a hunger camp at the Charing Cross, just outside the Wapda House complex. Why did they come? Honestly, if it were not for the fact that this was a column written nine days into the hunger strike, I would have said: ‘Please ask them yourself’.

The matter appears rather simple: the Mirani Dam was inaugurated on the Dasht River by General Musharraf to much fanfare in 2007. Promises were made that it would irrigate over 33,200 acres of land and thus ‘develop the people of Balochistan’. While plans were being hatched between the servants of our ‘visionary’ state and the Saudi sheikhdom for leasing these ‘future’ irrigated fields, disaster struck. On June 26-27 the people suffered what they had predicted: the dam created a flood.

Feb 10: Shaheed Abdul Qayyum Baloch & Shaheed Jameel Yaqoob Baloch

Pakistan is violating UN charter: Banok Makekan Baloch

Occupied Balochistan: A huge rally was held by Baloch National Front (BNF) against Pakistani state atrocities and media blackout in Balochistan on 2 February 2013 in Turbat. Talking to the media Baloch Student Organization – Azad (BSO-A) activist Banok Makekan Baloch explained the cause and aim of the rally.

She said; As Baloch National Front (BNF) conducted this rally we want to make aware the civilized world, international community, Human Rights activists and especially international media.  Our main goal for this rally is, we urge United Nation (UN) to interfere in Balochistan for human rights and especially for international law violations. Pakistan is not only violating UN charter and international declaration of human rights, but Baloch are facing Pakistani atrocity since 1947.

Balochistan: Seven more abducted by Pakistani forces, while two more bullet riddled bodies found

Occupied Balochistan: Pakistani forces are continuing the series of abductions and custodial killings of Baloch in Balochistan. Seven more Baloch abducted from Turbat and Pirkoh, while two bullet riddled bodies found from Mastung and Panjgur areas of Balochistan.

According to reports from local media, a man namely Master Sher Mohammad resident of Buleda is abducted by the Pakistani secret agencies from Turbat city of Balochistan on 31st January. Since then the whereabouts of Sher Mohammad are not known.

Baloch rally against media blackout and Pakistan’s atrocities in Balochistan

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Occupied Balochistan: Rally, organized by BNF, is the largest in Turbat’s history. Whole city echoed with ”Free Balochistan” slogans. Massive show of power by Baloch National Front (BNF), an alliance of Baloch Student Organisation -Azad and the Baloch National Movement (BNM, in Turbat.

Thousands of Baloch women, children and elderly took part in a rally, on Saturday, against the military operations, kill and dump and ‘criminal silence of International media’ on gross human rights violations in Balochistan and the silence of UN and other international human rights organisations on Baloch Genocide.

From Quetta to Turbat – Sajid Hussain

I was all packed and ready when PIA suddenly decided to cancel its flight from Quetta to Turbat, which I was supposed to take to attend a family wedding the very next day. I panicked and called my uncle in Turbat to inform him that I couldn’t make it. But he was persistent and insisted that I had to come. So I decided to take a bus for Turbat the same evening.

As the bus left the station, I realised that I was wearing black clothes and that my surname was Hussain – enough reason to get killed on my journey to simply see two cousins tie the knot. Details of massacres of bus passengers who had taken similar bus journeys were quite vivid in my mind.

Dec 1: Martyrs of Turbat