A human rights group in Balochistan has asked international organizations and the global community to pay attention to the increasing human rights problems in the region. The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) said that another young student from the Baloch community was killed by Pakistani forces without a proper trial. This has raised serious concerns about ongoing human rights violations.
The victim, Ghulam Qadir, was only 18 years old. His body was found in the Palari area of Gwadar district after he had been missing for nearly four months. According to reports, his body was dumped there. The BYC strongly condemned the incident and called it a brutal act.
The group said this is not an isolated case. It claimed that such incidents are part of a pattern in Balochistan, where people go missing and are later found dead. These cases often involve enforced disappearances, killings without trial, and targeted attacks on civilians.
Earlier, Paank, the human rights wing of the Baloch National Movement, reported that four more civilians, including students, were forcibly disappeared in the region.
These repeated incidents have increased fear among local people and raised concerns about the growing number of enforced disappearances in Balochistan. Human rights groups are now urging global bodies to take action and ensure justice for the victims.