The Baloch Yakjehti Committee, Panjgur Zone, has issued a stark warning about the escalating violence perpetrated by Pak Army-backed death squads against the Baloch community, highlighting a disturbing pattern of targeted killings and enforced disappearances. The most recent victim, Peer Jan, a Zambad driver from Prom Gaj, was brutally shot dead by operatives of a Army death squad in the New Bazaar area of Panjgur.
This tragic incident is just one of many that illustrate the ongoing campaign of terror aimed at silencing the Baloch youth and stifling their voices in political discourse. These daily attacks are part of a calculated strategy to suppress the Baloch community and keep them under terror.
Families of two missing individuals, Sabir Noor and Abid Noor, have been protesting for four consecutive days along the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) road in Panjgur, demanding justice and accountability from the occupied-authority that has repeatedly engaged in launching violence and brutality against them.
The committee condemned the inaction and complicity of the Panjgur administration, urging the occupied-authorities to arrest the killers of Peer Jan. The atmosphere of fear and oppression created by these Army-sponsored death squads serves only to marginalise the Baloch community.
The Baloch Unity Committee’s statement resonates with the growing frustration and anger within the community, as they demand an end to the brutal “kill and dump” policy that has plagued Pak-occupied-Balochistan for far too long. The Baloch people’s right to life, safety, and political expression must be upheld, as they refuse to be silenced by violence and intimidation.