Turbat massacre: FIA arrests trafficker, accomplice from Quetta
Sohail Shakeel, Sadiq confess to luring the men into illegally sending them to Europe
PHOTO: EXPRESS
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has claimed to have arrested two men allegedly involved in the trafficking of 20 youths, bullet-riddled bodies of whom were found from Balochistan's Turbat district last week.
Subsequently, security forces claimed to have killed a top militant commander near the incident site. The banned Baloch Liberation Front, headed by Allah Nazar Baloch, had claimed responsibility for the killings.
Three days after 15 bodies were found, five more bodies were discovered from the same district. All those killed belonged to Punjab and apparently wanted to cross into Iran en route to Europe.
According to Express News, the smuggler, identified as Sohail Shakeel, had lured the men into sending them to Germany illegally with the help of his brother residing in the country.
Turbat massacre victims were close friends, took selfie in Quetta
The FIA said Shakeel and his accomplice Sadiq have confessed to their crime.
Shakeel, arrested from Gujrat, was involved in the trafficking of men in return for a hefty money.
Similarly, Sadiq, rounded up from Quetta, arranged stay at this house for those being trafficked for Rs50,000 each.
Subsequently, security forces claimed to have killed a top militant commander near the incident site. The banned Baloch Liberation Front, headed by Allah Nazar Baloch, had claimed responsibility for the killings.
Three days after 15 bodies were found, five more bodies were discovered from the same district. All those killed belonged to Punjab and apparently wanted to cross into Iran en route to Europe.
According to Express News, the smuggler, identified as Sohail Shakeel, had lured the men into sending them to Germany illegally with the help of his brother residing in the country.
Turbat massacre victims were close friends, took selfie in Quetta
The FIA said Shakeel and his accomplice Sadiq have confessed to their crime.
Shakeel, arrested from Gujrat, was involved in the trafficking of men in return for a hefty money.
Similarly, Sadiq, rounded up from Quetta, arranged stay at this house for those being trafficked for Rs50,000 each.