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QUETTA - Unidentified armed assailants gunned down three persons,
including Deputy Director of Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP), in the
provincial capital, in two separate firing incidents on Wednesday. According to DIG Investigation Hamid Shakeel, GSP Deputy Director
Muhammad Mohsin Kazim was on his way to office from home located
in Satellite Town when armed men opened indiscriminate firing on his
car near his office at Sariab Road in Quetta. Resultantly, he sustained
serious wounds and succumbed to his injuries before reaching the
hospital. Police and personnel of Frontier Corps rushed to the site soon after the
incident and cordoned off the area. The deceased was moved to Civil
Hospital Quetta for medico-legal formalities. Police quoting eyewitnesses said that the assailants were riding a
motorbike who fled from the scene soon after committing the crime.
This murder appears to be a case of targeted killing, a police official
said,adding, that probe into the killing was underway to unearth
motive behind the murder. The body of deceased was dispatched to
Karachi for burial. Following the incident, a large number of employees of GSP staged a
protest demo infront of their office against the murder of Muhammad
Mohsin Kazim and demanded for immediate arrest of the accused
persons. Government has miserly failed to provide security to the people while
lawlessness has increased alarmingly in the province, the protesters
said. The protesting GSPs employees declared a three-day mourning and
strike in office. In another incident, two people were killed on same Sariab Road of
Quetta. Police said that Abdul Karim and Saleh Muhammad were sitting in a
shop near Burma hotel when armed men appeared at the scene and
opened indiscriminate firing on them. As a result, they received
multiple wounds and died on the way to hospital. The killers escaped
from the scene after committing the crime. However, police say motive behind the murder is yet to be ascertained.
Police have registered separate cases of both the incidents and started
further investigations. Senior geologist shot dead in Quetta This news was published in print paper. Access complete paper of th
including Deputy Director of Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP), in the
provincial capital, in two separate firing incidents on Wednesday. According to DIG Investigation Hamid Shakeel, GSP Deputy Director
Muhammad Mohsin Kazim was on his way to office from home located
in Satellite Town when armed men opened indiscriminate firing on his
car near his office at Sariab Road in Quetta. Resultantly, he sustained
serious wounds and succumbed to his injuries before reaching the
hospital. Police and personnel of Frontier Corps rushed to the site soon after the
incident and cordoned off the area. The deceased was moved to Civil
Hospital Quetta for medico-legal formalities. Police quoting eyewitnesses said that the assailants were riding a
motorbike who fled from the scene soon after committing the crime.
This murder appears to be a case of targeted killing, a police official
said,adding, that probe into the killing was underway to unearth
motive behind the murder. The body of deceased was dispatched to
Karachi for burial. Following the incident, a large number of employees of GSP staged a
protest demo infront of their office against the murder of Muhammad
Mohsin Kazim and demanded for immediate arrest of the accused
persons. Government has miserly failed to provide security to the people while
lawlessness has increased alarmingly in the province, the protesters
said. The protesting GSPs employees declared a three-day mourning and
strike in office. In another incident, two people were killed on same Sariab Road of
Quetta. Police said that Abdul Karim and Saleh Muhammad were sitting in a
shop near Burma hotel when armed men appeared at the scene and
opened indiscriminate firing on them. As a result, they received
multiple wounds and died on the way to hospital. The killers escaped
from the scene after committing the crime. However, police say motive behind the murder is yet to be ascertained.
Police have registered separate cases of both the incidents and started
further investigations. Senior geologist shot dead in Quetta This news was published in print paper. Access complete paper of th
