Target Killing: Christian man killed

The attackers fled while police said they have opened an investigation into the killing.

Our Correspondent April 18, 2012
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Target Killing: Christian man killed
QUETTA: A man belonging to the Christian community was shot dead in Quetta on Tuesday, while two labourers were kidnapped from the Dhadar area in Bolan district. According to police, Hyrak Maseh was on his way home when gunmen opened fire at him on Smugaly Road. He succumbed to his injuries before reaching the hospital. The attackers fled while police said they have opened an investigation into the killing. In another incident, armed men kidnapped two labourers from the Dadhar area and moved them to an unspecified location. Police registered a case and mounted a search operation.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 18th, 2012.
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COMMENTS (2)

Karachi Metro | 12 years ago | Reply

Since Muslim are in majority in this state, thus its good to highlight the problems and sorrows of minority....Shocked and amazed not to see any comment on this page!!!!

jamal | 12 years ago | Reply

and in an hour, ET figured out its target killing. all muslims are safe in balochistan.

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