El Sidd
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Ofcourse you are. You are one of the biggest pro Pakistani voice here.Hahah, ok. I am all for it
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Ofcourse you are. You are one of the biggest pro Pakistani voice here.Hahah, ok. I am all for it
Hahah you joker.Ofcourse you are. You are one of the biggest pro Pakistani voice here.
Pakistan needs your help in this. Please help us
The Afghan border fence needs to be completed, so NDS & Indian trained & funded terrorists cannot cross overAt least 11 coal miners were killed in the Mach area of Balochistan on Sunday after armed militants kidnapped them and took them to a nearby area before opening fire at close range.
Police authorities said the miners were on the way to work when armed militants kidnapped them and took them to the nearby mountains. Moazzam Ali Jatoi, an official with the Levies Force, said six of the miners were dead on the spot, and five who were critically wounded died on the way to a hospital.
Jatoi said an initial investigation revealed the attackers identified the miners as being from the Shia Hazara community and the gunmen took them away for execution, leaving others unharmed.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
According to Quetta Deputy Commissioner Murad Kaas, no case has been registered so far.
A heavy contingent of police, Frontier Corps, and district administration officials reached the site after the incident.
Prime Minister Imran Khan condemned the miners' killing, terming it "yet another cowardly inhumane act of terrorism".
"Have asked the FC to use all resources to apprehend these killers & bring them to justice. The families of the victims will not be left abandoned by the govt," he said in a tweet.
Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan Alyani too "strongly condemned the tragic incident".
PPP chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari termed the incident as "the worst form of terrorism".
In a statement, Bilawal called on the government to take action and provide protection to miners working in the coalfields.
The PPP chairperson also asked the federal and provincial governments to provide "compensation to the families of the miners and ensure that such incidents do not occur again".
Balochistan government spokesperson Liaquat Shahwani said that security forces had surrounded the area and started the investigation. "[We] will bring the terrorists to justice," he vowed.
Restive province
There has been an uptick in violence in restive Balochistan, with several incidents of terrorism being reported last year.
On October 16, seven soldiers of Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan and seven security guards were martyred in an 'encounter' with a "large number of terrorists" while escorting a convoy of state-run Oil & Gas Development Company Ltd (OGDCL) on the Makran Coastal Highway in Ormara.
The convoy was on its way to Karachi from Gwadar when it came under attack.
In April 2019, at least 14 people, including 11 personnel of Navy, Air Force and Coast Guards, were killed by gunmen after they were picked out with the help of their computerised national identity cards (CNICs) and offloaded from seven buses in the Buzi Pass area near Ormara.
The incident had taken place on the Makran Coastal Highway linking Karachi with the port city of Gwadar. The buses were going to Gwadar from Karachi.
An alliance of three banned militant organisations — the Balochistan Liberation Front, Balochistan Republican Army and Baloch Republican Guard — had claimed responsibility for the killings.
At least 11 coal miners shot dead in Balochistan's Mach area after being kidnapped
Levies official says initial investigation identified the miners as being from the Shia Hazara community; IS claims attack.www.dawn.com
You are laughing at this tragedy, but why?Hahah you joker.
The mines belong to CM Balochistan i believeThe Afghan border fence needs to be completed, so NDS & Indian trained & funded terrorists cannot cross over
their ethnic identity is a big give awayThey are killed in an area that is a stronghold of ethnic separatists supported by Iranian intelligence agencies
Forces will not wake up until their own family or a mil base or some VIP is targeted. Unfortunately the lives of coal miners are too cheap to afford the expenses of a military operation.Pakistan Armed Forces either wake up and hit back. Or we would loose Baluchistan. How many we plan to loose more for GOD sake.
Lol an average person does not care about right of left crap. Only those people who have free money available from foreign agencies or the rich dad's spoilt aulaad have the time to make these noises because they don't have to earn and provide for their family.Lets be honest we are in mess today because of right wingers. They are always available on rent to fight foreign wars and put our national security at risk.
this argument must stop.A seperatist doesn't appear from no where and you have no right to Take action against someone before proving his guilt. Most importantly our Baluch people are by 90 percent from Sunnis. That makes it even more complicated and harder to make Crack down since it sparks religious hatred. Criminals have used this religious excuse as a cover for their crimes in Baluchistan. Although Bluch people are One of the most patriot people of Iran despite being ultra-Sunnis but their sensitivity must be considered. The Central government has to give them extra freedom which sometimes ends up in favor of criminals. That's why i call it complicated.
Yes you takfiri bigot justified that beheading of innocent Workers by making Iran your excuse.
Three incidents in a row, it is showing our in-capability in front of Modern Terrorism tactics. We need to revisit our security policies and address loopholes in our local intel network; the Army is not answering this issue like SWAT operation. This all terrorism is to create unrest among the Hazara community and bring them on the road.