Quetta: Pakistani forces, in a pre-dawn raid in Panjgor, abducted Master Abdul Rehman along with five other friends and took them away to unknown location. According to locals of the area Pakistani forces surrounded Gharibabad Chitkan and then entered in houses. Forces broke valuables, beat the locals and abducted five men, which were identified as Master Abdul Rehman, Shakir Baloch, Karim Jan, Ghulam Jan and Aman Jan. Spokesman of BHRO said that Master Abdul Rehman is a teacher in a government school in Chitkan while Karim Jan is working with Pakistan television (PTV). He said: “the forces maltreated women and children, broke into the houses of residents and fired shots to cause fear in the area.” The Spokesman said, “Karim Jan, Ghulam jan and Shakir belong to the same family. Forces have already abducted four other members of Ghulam Jan’s family from Karachi in the end of January 2013.“Ghulam Jan’s son Ijaz Baloch was abducted on 24 January from Dalmia Karachi and 3 members of their family namely Ifthikhar Baloch, Zahid Baloch and Waseem Baloch were abducted from Raess Goth Karachi on 28 January. All the abducted are still missing without any trace.” While talking about Pakistani atrocities on Baloch nation the spokesman for BHRO said Five Baloch have been abducted from Awaaran, which were identified as Shahanawaz s/o Hashim, Baqi s/o Hashim, Zahid s/o Dad Mohammad, Zaheer s/o Samad and Washdil Baloch.He said, “state terrorism has turned Balochistan into a hell. Pakistani forces are throwing bullet-riddled bodies and attacking houses of Baloch every other day but UN and other international human rights organization are criminally silent. “Their silence has given Pakistan a free hand to commit more crimes against humanity. Even though UN and other international groups are present in Pakistan but they have closed their eyes on Baloch genocide, which is against the accepted norms of UN and other international human rights organizations. It raise questions and grave concerns on the efficiency and performance of these organisations.”
