Balochistan

Panjgur journalists condemn fellow reporter Rahmatullah Abid's murder, demand additional security.

A bullet riddled body was also found.

Police reached the site and shifted the body to Civil Hospital and initiated an investigation.

Chief Minister Raisani, Information Minister Kaira condemn the targeted killing.

Some 55 ministers and concerned officials have left for Islamabad to attend the meeting.

Rehmatullah Abid was sitting in a shop when unknown armed men, riding a motorcycle, opened fire on him.

Eight districts declared sensitive; army to be on standby in Quetta.

Three women still in custody of suspects, people fear they have run to Balochistan.

The BRP also announced a 40-day mourning period.

The fatalities took place when one of the two SUVs seized by FC near Pak-Afghan border went off.

Losses to the tune of Rs2 billion were estimated by the business community, due to cellular blackout.

Changhezi says he had told Raisani govt should resign as it had failed to control situation.

Vehicle carrying Hazaras targeted in latest sectarian attack.

Police recover bullet riddled body from Uthal following a tip off.

Sources say Haq Nawaz Bugti died in battle with security forces; officials deny incident.

Tethyan’s claims pending at international forums : govt’s counsel.

PPP Balochistan chief says November 13 BA vote of confidence for Raisani is unconstitutional.

FC convoy targeted in Quetta, according to police.

Umrani is of the view that the provincial cabinet would soon learn a dreadful lesson.

Chief minister gets unanimous vote of confidence; legislators hit out at ‘conspirators’ against democracy.

Party members and office bearers criticise Balochistan government, particularly Governor Nawab Zulfikar Ali Magsi.

Key meeting convenes today despite acting governor’s intervention.

The gunmen, who arrived on a motorcycle, fled the scene immediately after the incident.

Provincial assembly secretariat writes letter to governor secretariat questioning govt’s legitimacy to hold session.

Demonstrators call for religious groups behind sectarian violence to be banned.

IG FC says giving more powers to FC reduced in Quetta by 60 per cent.

Official says CM will gauge support prior to seeking fresh vote of confidence.

Ahmadan Bugti, his son and 10 worshippers wounded in the attack claimed by BRA.

Offers apology to Balochistan people for past ‘misunderstandings’.

Someone planted a bomb in Ahmadan Bugti's shoe after he went inside a mosque to offer Friday prayers.

Emergency campaign in Quetta, Pishin and Qilla Abdullah on November 15.

Contends SC’s Oct 12 judgment amounts to revival of article used to dissolve assemblies.

Pakhtun tribesman dies after angry protesters open fire.

Development projects worth Rs60bn in Balochistan are incomplete after a decade despite over 80% of funds given out.

Unidentified gunmen open fire on a yellow cab carrying five passengers to Hazara Town.

SC grants bail to leader of the opposition in Balochistan Assembly.

Fears new government may also cause trouble for the company.

Nawab Zulfiqar Magsi has given written permission to Balochistan Assembly speaker to hold session.

Victims planned to travel to Europe via Iran for economic reasons.

The paramilitary unit has been allowed to raid, arrest, detain and question people wherever it desires.

According to the political source, Raisani had been reluctant to extend the FC’s mandate as well.

Claims ground is being cleared for favourites in the future government.

Govt lauds New Delhi’s support for democratic institutions in some insurgency-hit states.

Record shows Rind is an absconder in over six criminal cases pending in anti-terrorism courts.

PM Ashraf expected to attend key cabinet meeting on Nov 9.

Have conducted 26 operations, arrested many and recovered ammunition during two months, says IGFC.

Bench tells provincial govt to constitute independent commission for forensic audit of all PSDP schemes.

Supreme Court is not empowered to decide the fate of a government under the Constitution, says Kanrani.

Says decision on provincial set-up’s fate is exclusively president’s.

Fatalities include 8 women and four children; terrorism ruled out.