Clash between police and public in Balochistan.
Karachi: The conflict between Pakistan and Balochistan has become more widespread. The struggle between the police and the public has killed 8 people, including 4 policemen. 4 of these laborers are also included. It is being told that unidentified armed men in Balochistan province killed four policemen and four laborers in different incidents. The first incident occurred on Saturday in Garibabad area of Nashki city, where a motorcycle -riding police team opened fire by armed people, killing four policemen.
4 laborers died in Punjab province
There was a second attack in Malangzai area of Mangochar city of Kalat, killing four laborers from Punjab province. Police officer Hashim Khan told the media that the bodies of policemen have been sent to the hospital and the police have laid siege to the area and started a campaign in search of the attackers. Jameel Baloch, Deputy Commissioner of Police of Kalat, said that the workers, who were in the grip of the second attack, were residents of Sadikabad, Punjab province and they used to dig the borewell. No organization has taken responsibility for this attack yet.
Police shot directly in the heads of protesters
According to a video shared by Balochistan Post, a video of the police shooting directly into the head of the protesters in Quetta, Pakistan has surfaced. It can be seen in the video that the police are seen directly firing. More than a hundred people have been injured in incidents of violence against protesters in Balochistan, many of whom have been injured as a result of direct firing, while five people were reported to have been killed. However, it has been officially reported to be officially dead.
BYC accelerated performance
These attacks in Balochistan have occurred at a time when the situation in the province is tense due to the ‘Baloch Yakjhati Committee’ (BYC). Several parts of the province remained closed on Sunday due to the demonstration called by BYC. The police started arresting the Central leaders of BYC from Saturday on charges of blocking the flywheel in the area and closing the establishments. Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti condemned the attacks, calling it a “cruel act of terrorism”. (Language)
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