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The killing of Waqar Naseer a Naked Aggression: BSO Azad

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By Archen Baloch - 29/10/2013

Quetta - In a statement to Baloch media, the central spokesperson of BSO Azad termed the brutal killing of Waqar Naseer by Pakistan army as a naked aggression. The spokesperson said that Wakar Naseer was traveling from Quetta to Karachi in a passenger bus when intercepted at Wadh check post. The statement said the army shot him dead in broad daylight after unbearable beating as soon as he was taken off the bus after checking the identities of passengers.  Martyred Waqar Naseer is the son of Baloch Republican Party’s President Naseer Ahmed of South Korean chapter.

The statement further said that Pakistan has further intensified its brutalities ‘on the spot form of extra judicial killing, of political activists after continuous abduction and killing.

Regarding the historical long march of Voice for Baloch Missing Persons, the spokesperson said that people were joining the long march en masses wherever it passed the villages and towns on the way to Karachi denoting the defeat of Pakistani colonial rule.
The family members of the enforced missing persons have exhausted all peaceful means of political protests including set-in, protest rallies and hunger strike to highlight Pakistan’s human rights abuses in Balochistan.

Despite of all successful efforts of creating awareness in all international forums and human rights organizations, including the concerns expressed by UN and its working group’s subsequent visit to Balochistan, the international community has failed to take concrete step to deter Pakistan from its crimes against humanity in Balochistan. BSO statement asked UN to put pressure on Pakistan so that it produces the missing persons before the courts.


Encouraged by the criminal silence of international community, the statement said that Pakistan has intensified its criminal acts of Baloch genocide; even the sufferers of earthquake are not spared by Pakistani aggression. 

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