Balochistan: Disabled teenage Baloch boy killed in Pakistani forces attack in Alandur

QUETTA: Pakistani forces have attacked a civilian population area in Buleda Balochistan. At least one person was killed and several other disappeared on Sunday.

Per Balochistan news sources, the Pakistani military, FC, and intelligence agencies attacked the village of Alandur in Buleda and opened indiscriminate firing on unarmed civilians.

A disabled 18-year-old named Asad son of Mohammad Ali Baloch was killed while the security forces abducted his father and several others.

The other disappeared victims have been named as Abdul Karim, Nasser, Saddam Baloch, Mulla Abdul Khaliq, Ameen Jan, and Khuda Bakhsh.

Most of the abducted men were reportedly farmer and small business owners.

The Pakistan forces have burned down the house of Abdul Karim and a dozen other surrounding houses.

Meanwhile, the military offensives start in Zamuran, Panjgur, Turbat and several other areas of district Kech are still ongoing and local sources reported that at least 80 people have been abducted in these past five days.

It is feared that several innocent people have been killed in Zamuran attacks but so far, the dead bodies of only three people were found and brought to the hospital.

The victims’ dead bodies were identified as that of Mohammad Jan aka Baba Darwesh and the identity of the other two dead bodies could be ascertained until the filing of this report.

On January 13, the Pakistan Air Force and ground troops attacked two domestic passenger vehicles and kidnapped five innocent passengers.

Pakistan forces have intensified their ongoing attacks against unarmed Baloch civilians in past few months.

Pro-freedom Baloch political parties say that hundreds of people have been abducted from Dera Bugti, Naseerabad, Turbat (Dasht), Panjkur, Zamuran and other areas of Balochistan.

The pro-freedom Baloch parties argue that Pakistan is attacking Baloch villages and killing and abducting innocent Baloch only to pave way for China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and to appease China.