Occupied Balochistan: Yet another bullet-riddled body of a teen age student was found in a desolate place of Khuzdar on Sunday morning. According sources, local people spotted the body near Rabia Khuzdari Road early in the morning and informed the concerned police station. Body was taken to District Headquarters Hospital for autopsy where he has been identified Mujeeb Ahmed Zehri, a student of eighth class and also member of BSO-Azad. “He received a single bullet in his head which passed through his skull and body bore also marks of torture,” sources at hospital told newsmen. According to family members, Majeed Zehri Baloch was whisked away by armed men from Omer Farooq Chawk of Khuzdar five days before and since then was reported missing. However, traumatised family members did not comment about the motive behind the hostage-taking. In a statement issued here, Spokesman of BSO-Azad, Salam Sabir said that Majeeb was picked up by security forces and he held them solely responsible for killing. Meanwhile, family members, including women and children, of missing persons held a protest demonstration in front of Quetta Press Club demanding safe and early release of their loved ones. The protestors chanted slogans against security forces and government accusing them of taking-hostage of Baloch people. They condemned the Government for killing kidnapped people in official custody. Addressing the gathering, sisters of Master Safeer Baloch and Sameer Rind, who had been missing for a month, said that security forces had besieged their houses and took their brothers away. They said that despite holding several demonstration superior judiciary and humanitarian organizations are not paying any attention towards this serious issue. It means that the judiciary had conceded the right of the security officials to kill political opponents in custody The protestors demanded from United Nations and International Humanitarian Organizations to use their influence with Pakistan and play a role for immediate recovery of all Baloch missing persons in official custody
