Ayaz Palijo blames India for killings of three more labourers
He stresses that the killers of labourers are not friends of Balochistan either
India is trying to destabilise Pakistan through its paid assassins who are killing innocent people, said Ayaz Palijo in reaction to Friday's killings in Turbat, Balochistan. PHOTO: FILE
HYDERABAD:
Qaumi Awami Tehreek's leader, Ayaz Palijo, blamed India for the killings of three Sindhi labourers, who belonged to Khairpur district, in Balochistan.
"India is trying to destabilise Pakistan through its paid assassins who are killing innocent people," said Palijo in reaction to Friday's killings in Turbat, Balochistan.
He stressed that the killers of labourers are not friends of Balochistan either. Palijo demanded removal of Balochistan's home minister, home secretary and inspector-general of police for failing to stop the recurrent attacks.
'New Delhi backing terrorists in Sindh, Balochistan'
"The people of Sindh have always considered the problems of Balochistan as their own problems,” he said. “We have always supported the political and democratic stance of Baloch leaders." The QAT leader criticised the self-exiled Baloch leaders who neither condemned the killings of nine Sindhi labourers in Gwadar on May 13 nor reacted to the latest attack.
Qaumi Awami Tehreek's leader, Ayaz Palijo, blamed India for the killings of three Sindhi labourers, who belonged to Khairpur district, in Balochistan.
"India is trying to destabilise Pakistan through its paid assassins who are killing innocent people," said Palijo in reaction to Friday's killings in Turbat, Balochistan.
He stressed that the killers of labourers are not friends of Balochistan either. Palijo demanded removal of Balochistan's home minister, home secretary and inspector-general of police for failing to stop the recurrent attacks.
'New Delhi backing terrorists in Sindh, Balochistan'
"The people of Sindh have always considered the problems of Balochistan as their own problems,” he said. “We have always supported the political and democratic stance of Baloch leaders." The QAT leader criticised the self-exiled Baloch leaders who neither condemned the killings of nine Sindhi labourers in Gwadar on May 13 nor reacted to the latest attack.