ORMARA: The bullet-riddled dead bodies of two more missing Baloch nationalist leaders were recovered in Ormara area of Gwadar District on Wednesday, triggering a massive wave of protests and angry reactions.
According to the details, the dead bodies of Mehboob Ahmed Wadela, a district leader of the Baloch Republican Party (BRP), and Master Abdul Rehman Arif, a leader of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), were found 14 kilometers away from the Mekran Coastal Highway near the Hud Bridge. They were identified with the help of the papers showing the names of the victims inscribed on them which had been inserted into the pockets of the slain leaders.
Mr. Wadela had been whisked away allegedly by the government intelligence agencies on April 3, 2010 from Yousaf Goth area of Karachi while Mr. Rehman, a teacher by profession, had also gone missing for at least six months before being killed.
The families of bot the victims had been protesting about their disappearance until their dead bodies were recovered the other day. The killings have been widely condemned by different political parties while all businesses were instantly shut down in Gwadar and other parts of Balochistan after the recovery of the dead bodies of the two missing Baloch activists.
The Government Teachers Association (GTA) has announced to shut down all the schools in Gwadar in protest against the killing of the missing school teacher, Abdul Rehman Arif.
The killings come on the same day when international human rights watchdog Amnesty International urged the government of Pakistan to take urgent notice of the killings and abductions of civilians. The organization said that the dead bodies of at least ninety political workers and civilians had been found in the last four months for which the government was largely blamed.
http://www.thebalochhal.com/2011/02/two-more-missing-baloch-leaders-killed/
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