Speach of Tahir Khan Hazara in 8/6/2015.
Speach of Tahir Khan Hazara in 8/6/2015.
Posted by Ghulam Hazara on Monday, June 8, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Target Killings in Quetta Are State Sponsored Terrorism: Tahir Khan
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Five Hazaras shot dead in Quetta, (Pakistan)
SYED ALI SHAH
QUETTA: Unknown assailants killed five people belonging to the Hazara community in Quetta's Bacha Khan Chowk area on Sunday evening, Dawn.com reported.
Police sources said suspected militants opened fire at two shops near Bacha Khan Chowk, the city's commercial hub.
Police stated the deceased belonged to the Hazara community. Four people had died on the spot while there was one injured who was rushed to Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Quetta for medical treatment. However, he later succumbed to his injuries.
Police said the assailants managed to escape from the scene. It was an act of targeted killing, police sources told Dawn.com.
Soon after the incident, markets and business establishments were closed and panic gripped the area. Traffic vanished from the roads.
In the past few days, more than half-a-dozen Hazara community were also gunned down in Quetta.... Continue Reading....
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Thursday, May 28, 2015
Two more Hazaras gunned down in Quetta
By Mohammad Zafar
May 27, 2015
Police officials gather outside the store where two Hazara men were gunned down on Wednesday. PHOTO: PPI
QUETTA: Days after armed men gunned down three members of the Hazara community, two more Hazaras were shot dead near Meezan Chowk on Wednesday.
City SHO Chudhry Aslam told The Express Tribune that unknown armed assailants opened fire at people sitting outside a cloth merchant’s store on Meconogey road near Meezan Chowk . The attack left two people dead and another injured.
“The attackers were on foot and ran away after opening fire,” CCPO Abdul Razzaq Cheema told media.
As news of the attack spread, the main bazaars of Quetta shut down.
Following the incident, Frontier Corps and police rushed to the spot and cordoned off the area.
The dead were taken to civil hospital for autopsy while the injured were shifted to the Combined Military Hospital for treatment.
The deceased were identified as Arif Ali and Haji Hussain, while the injured man was identified as Mohammad Essa. All three belonged to the Hazara Community.
CCPO Quetta Abdul Razzaq Cheema said the people should cooperate with FC and police and provide information about suspects in their areas. A case against unknown assailants was also registered. Cheema urged merchants to reopen their shops.
In the last four days at least six people have been killed and 10 others have been injures in a fresh wave of sectarian attacks in Quetta. However, no group had claimed the responsibility for Wednesday’s attack till the filing of this report.
A case has been registered against the unknown persons and investigations are underway.
Three months policing extension given to FC
Meanwhile, the Balochistan chief minister on Wednesday granted a three month extension to FC’s police mandate.
FC had been given police powers for three months in 2012, but it has since been continuously extended in a bid to tackle targeted killings and militancy in the region.
A summary for the latest extension was moved by Home Secretary which was subsequently approved by the Chief Minister.
Per the extension, FC will continue to exercise police powers until August 27, 2015. FC can thus conduct raids, investigate crimes and make arrests.
May 27, 2015
Police officials gather outside the store where two Hazara men were gunned down on Wednesday. PHOTO: PPI
QUETTA: Days after armed men gunned down three members of the Hazara community, two more Hazaras were shot dead near Meezan Chowk on Wednesday.
City SHO Chudhry Aslam told The Express Tribune that unknown armed assailants opened fire at people sitting outside a cloth merchant’s store on Meconogey road near Meezan Chowk . The attack left two people dead and another injured.
“The attackers were on foot and ran away after opening fire,” CCPO Abdul Razzaq Cheema told media.
As news of the attack spread, the main bazaars of Quetta shut down.
Following the incident, Frontier Corps and police rushed to the spot and cordoned off the area.
The dead were taken to civil hospital for autopsy while the injured were shifted to the Combined Military Hospital for treatment.
The deceased were identified as Arif Ali and Haji Hussain, while the injured man was identified as Mohammad Essa. All three belonged to the Hazara Community.
CCPO Quetta Abdul Razzaq Cheema said the people should cooperate with FC and police and provide information about suspects in their areas. A case against unknown assailants was also registered. Cheema urged merchants to reopen their shops.
In the last four days at least six people have been killed and 10 others have been injures in a fresh wave of sectarian attacks in Quetta. However, no group had claimed the responsibility for Wednesday’s attack till the filing of this report.
A case has been registered against the unknown persons and investigations are underway.
Three months policing extension given to FC
Meanwhile, the Balochistan chief minister on Wednesday granted a three month extension to FC’s police mandate.
FC had been given police powers for three months in 2012, but it has since been continuously extended in a bid to tackle targeted killings and militancy in the region.
A summary for the latest extension was moved by Home Secretary which was subsequently approved by the Chief Minister.
Per the extension, FC will continue to exercise police powers until August 27, 2015. FC can thus conduct raids, investigate crimes and make arrests.
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
CM Balochistan Promises to act on "National Action Plan"
CM Baluchistan Promises to act on "National Action Plan": Let's see
Monday, May 25, 2015
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