Occupied Balochistan: Shutter down strike was observed all over in Balochistan to condemn custodial killing of Baloch Republican Party (BRP) leader Sana Sangat Baloch. Educational institutions remained closed and less traffic was seen on the roads. Sana Sangat Baloch was abducted by the Pakistani forces on December 08, 2008 from Kolpur area of Mastung Balochistan and his bullet-riddled mutilated dead body was found from Murghaap, Turbat on February 13.
In presence of a large number of mourners and relatives he was laid to rest in his ancestral cemetery in Kadkucha, Mastung. On the appeal of Baloch pro-independence political parties BRP, BNM and BSO-A, a complete shutter down strike was observed in Quetta, Mastung, Khuzdar, Kalat, Turbat, Hub, Mand, Noshki, Dalbandin, Kharan, Mashkey, Gawadar and other small twons of Balochistan.
The central Spokesman of Baloch Republican Party (BRP) Mir Sher Mohammad Bugti said the genocidal policies of Pakistan accelerated after the US hearing on Balochistan. Pakistani forces killed and dumped dead bodies of Baloch leader Sana Sangat, Bashkiya Bugti and Jan Mohammad Marri. Instead of mere lip serves, USA and international community must take action against the occupying state of Pakistan on the grave violations of Human Rights by its forces in Occupied Balochistan.
He added “Forces, along with dead bodies of Jan Mohammad Marri and Bashkiya Bugti, dumped another Baloch youth namely Dilawar s/o Sakander Bugti considering him dead but the local people shifted him to a nearby hospital, where he was acknowledged alive”
He said Bashkiya Bugti s/o Kamalan along with his brother Sikandar s/o Kamalan were abducted by occupying forces in 2011 and later dead body of Sikandar Bugti was found but Bashkiya was missing till recently.
Blood of Baloch martyrs are debt on the occupying state of Pakistan and we appeal to the US and international community to play their role to end the brutal genocide of Baloch nation and take action against the occupying state under international laws.
The central spokesman of Baloch Student Organization Azad (BSO-A) said in his recent statement also condemned the extra-judicial killing of BRP leader Sana Sangat Baloch and said the increasing reputation of Baloch movement on international level has stunned the occupying state and its proof can be seen in recent raise of violence in Balochistan. Martyrdom of Sana Sangat Baloch will always remain unforgettable and a part of Baloch history. His ideology and bravery will always live in the heart of Baloch masses.He said that the only fruition of Martyrdom of Shaheed Sana Sangat is freedom of Balochistan.
Baloch National Voice paid tribute to the great sacrifice of a prominent tribal leader Haji Jan Mohammad Marri, Sana Sangat Baloch, Bashkiya Bugti and Saeed Ahmad Marri. BNV said the international awareness of Baloch struggle has stunned the occupying forces and in a state of mindlessness they have intensified the custodial extra-judicial killings of Baloch political activists. Marks of inhuman torture on the dead body of Sana Sangat Baloch and extra-judicially killing of aged Haji Jan Mohammad Marri are prove of amentia of Pakistani forces.
BNV urged the international community to play its role to put an immediate halt on the recovery of bullet-riddled dead bodies of Baloch political activists and to openly support the freedom struggle of Baloch nation.
Demonstration held in Karachi against the custodial killing of Sana Sangat Baloch
Baloch Human Rights Organization and Voice for Baloch Missing Persons organized a protest demonstration in front Karachi press club against the extra-judicial killing and recovery of mutilated dead body of Baloch Republican Party leader Sana Sangat Baloch.
A large number of women, children, youth, aged-persons and relatives of Baloch missing persons participated in the demonstration to record their protest against the arbitrary abduction, torture and custodial killings of Baloch political activists and leaders.
Protesters were holding play cards and banners reading different slogans against enforced disappearances, Kill and Dump and state terrorism in Balochistan. Leaders addressing to the protestors said the dead body of Ex-BSO-A vice chairman and central leader of BRP Sana Sangat Baloch was recovered from Murghaap area of Turbat, Balochistan on February 13. The dead body bore marks of severe torture, 28 wounds of bullets in head and chest and many parts were fractured. The dead body was thrown from a helicopter and was not identifiable.
It was said that Shaheed Sana Sangat was abducted from Kolpur Mastung on December 07, 2009 by state forces. FIR of his abducted was filed on the complaint of his father Haji Jan Mohammad. Relatives of Baloch missing persons encamped in front of Karachi press club, Quetta and in front of parliament in Islamabad from last 2 years and organized sit-ins and hunger strike camps but all this went fruitless.
Sana Sangat recovered as bullet-riddled dead body after detention and torture of 22 months while dead bodies of Bashkiya Bugti, a resident of Lasbela and Jan Mohammad Marri from Othal were also recovered the very day. Both were abducted by intelligence agencies of Pakistan.
Besides, Mutilated dead body of 20 years old Saeed Ahmad Marri s/o Lal Khan Marri was recovered from Quetta, he was abducted two weeks ago in Margat during a military offensive.
The speakers said the recovery of mutilated dead bodies of Baloch Missing Persons is a series of atrocities in Balochistan by the forces of Pakistan. Pakistani terrorism continues with intensity in Balochistan. The number of Baloch Missing Persons is increasing with every passing day. We have always expressed serious concerns over the lives of Baloch Missing Persons but the silent of Media and Human rights organizations have fueled the genocide of Baloch nation by Pakistani forces.
We appeal the claimant of human rights and supporters of the Pakistani state to compel the state to abide the international laws of Human Rights to put an end to the gross Human Rights violations by the state forces in Balochistan.
Courtesy:Gulzameen Blog
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