Balochistan attack: Two coast guards gunned down 

They were identified as Muhammad Sabir and Abid Hussain


Our Correspondent October 24, 2016

QUETTA: Assailants shot dead two Pakistan Coast Guard personnel in the coastal town of Jewani, some 140 km from Gwadar, late Sunday night. Sources said that two civilians were also injured in what was described as indiscriminate firing.

SHO of Jewani police station Chakar Khan Baloch said that the PCG officials were passing through the main bazaar of the coastal town when armed motorcyclists opened indiscriminate fire on them.

He identified the deceased as Naik Mehmood and Sepoy Ishtiaq Ahmed and added that both the men died on the spot after receiving multiple bullet wounds. The armed assailants escaped from the scene after the firing.

The wounded civilians were moved to the government hospital in Jewani. They were identified as Muhammad Sabir and Abid Hussain.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 24th, 2016.

COMMENTS (1)

Hari Om | 8 years ago | Reply Excesses committed by Punjab dominated security forces targeting Balochi origin people such as extra judicial executions, sponsoring death squad militia’s, enforced disappearances, torture, custodial rape, and the like will inevitably be resisted by the freedom yearning people of Balochistan. The 700,000 Punjabi dominated occupation forces will not succeed in dousing the fire of liberation in Baluchistan as was the case in the erstwhile East Pakistan which forms todays Bangladesh. India must provide fullest diplomatic and moral support to the Baloch freedom struggle. Indian Consulates in Iran and Afghanistan must provide all necessary help to Baluch freedom fighters.
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