QUETTA: Central Secretary-General of the Balochistan National Party – Mengal (BNP – M) and former senator Habib Jalib Baloch was shot dead in Quetta on Wednesday.
Jalib, a senior Supreme Court lawyer, was on his way to the court when he was killed by three unknown assailants riding a motorbike in Quetta’s Musa Colony area.
The BNP-M leader’s body was shifted to Civil Hospital Quetta.
Moscow-educated Jalib was a prominent Baloch intellectual and a former chairman of the Baloch Students Organisation.
After the assassination, the BNP-M announced a 40-day-long mourning period.
Chief Minister Balochistan Aslam Raisani condemned the attack on Jalib and ordered an immediate report from Inspector-General Balochistan in this regard.
Moreover, a meeting of high-ranking provincial government officials was ongoing to review the security situation in the region.
Source: DAWN.COM
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who are these busted unknown people we all know it where is so called human right now where is so called baloch leaders
Extremely pained and saddened at the demise of Waja Habib Jalib Baloch Saaeen, the Central Secretary-General of the Balochistan National Party – Mengal (BNP – M) and former senator. May his noble and worthy soul rest in Peace! May Allah (swt) grant him a choicest place in His Gardens and may Allah shower His Mercy over the family of this valiant son of Balochistan and grant them fortitude to bear this irreparable loss with patience and courage. Aameen.
Along with my humble self, I am sure, the entire nation of Sindh is extremely grieved at the passing away of a great Baloch! We strongly condemn this barbaric and savage shooting to death of a simple man, an innocent man, which I am confident to say is the work of the Pakistan Army and the ISI.
The civilised world should, in strong terms – not just in words, but, sharp practical actions – condemn and censure this act of barbarism and bring the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice. Long Live Balochistan! Long Live Sindh!