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Balochistan Abductions: Balochistan: Pakistani security forces abduct two men from Dera Bugti

Atulya Shivam Pandey
Last updated: January 9, 2025 3:59 pm
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Balochistan Abductions: Balochistan: Pakistani security forces abduct two men from Dera Bugti
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Balochistan: Pakistani security forces abduct two men from Dera Bugti
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BALOCHISTAN: Two young men have reportedly been forcibly disappeared by Pakistani security forces in Balochistan’s Dera Bugti district, according to a report by the Balochistan Post.
The victims, identified as Ashref, the son of Bhora Khan Bugti, and Pato Khan, the son of Siraj Bugti, were allegedly detained by Frontier Corps (FC) personnel. As of now, their whereabouts remain unknown, the Balochistan Post reported.
Enforced disappearances have been a persistent issue in Balochistan, with human rights groups accusing Pakistan’s security forces and intelligence agencies of being complicit in the practice. Activists argue that such abductions, often without due process or legal justification, target civilians and exacerbate fear in the region.
The case of Ashref and Pato Khan is part of a broader pattern of disappearances in the area. According to the Balochistan Post, in December alone, eight individuals were reported missing in Dera Bugti, underscoring the continued prevalence of this issue in the province.
Families of the disappeared often face considerable difficulties in seeking justice or information about their loved ones. Despite growing international criticism, the practice remains widespread, fuelling tensions in the volatile region.
Recently, Pakistan’s security forces have reportedly abducted four individuals in the Kech district of Balochistan, with their families still unaware of their whereabouts, according to the Balochistan Post.
The victims have been identified as Ramzan Baloch, Shagarullah, Sher Jan Ishaq, and Farooq Ishaq. Ramzan Baloch, an employee of the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), was taken into custody on Monday at 7 pm (local time) in the town of Mand. The fate of the abducted individuals remains unclear, and their families are left in distress, unable to obtain any information on their detention or location.
The ongoing enforced disappearances in Balochistan highlight a grave human rights crisis, with victims’ families facing uncertainty and fear, while the international community calls for accountability and an end to such abuses.



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