Turbat, Balochistan – 28th February: Pakistani Forces Hand Over Body to Levies Forces in Kech District
Pakistani forces have handed over the body of a man to the Levies forces in the Abdoui area of Kech district, Balochistan. The body was later identified as Wafa, son of Allah Bakhsh, a resident of Parom, Panjgur.
According to sources, the body bore bullet wounds, raising suspicions that Wafa may have been shot dead by Pakistani forces. The body was shifted to a hospital for further examination.
This marked the second such case in Balochistan on Thursday, 28th February. Earlier on the same day, another body was found on the outskirts of Mastung in the Lakha area. The deceased was identified as Tanveer Ahmed, son of Mohammad Hussain Bangulzai. He was reportedly shot dead by unidentified armed men.
The increasing number of such incidents has once again heightened fears among families of Baloch missing persons, raising serious concerns about the security situation in the region.
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