In the Awaran district of Pak-occupied-Balochistan, the Pak Army opened fire on a civilian population, killing a school teacher.
The tragic event took place in the Malar area of Awaran, where the Pak Army opened fire on a civilian area, resulting in the death of Abdul Khaliq, a local school teacher. This marks yet another instance of the military’s oppressive tactics, aimed at silencing dissent and maintaining control over the Baloch people, who have long demanded autonomy and freedom from Paki rule.
This latest killing comes just days after another incident in the Kolwah region, where Pak soldiers shot and killed a five-year-old girl, Sitara, daughter of Bashir Ahmed. These repeated acts of violence have drawn widespread condemnation, yet the Paki establishment continues to ignore calls for justice.
Since its forcible annexation of Balochistan in 1948, the Pak Army has consistently employed military force to suppress the Baloch people’s struggle for independence. This oppressive occupation has led to decades of human rights abuses, including enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and widespread violence against civilians.