A woman and her two sons were reportedly tortured and killed in a minister’s private jail in Balochistan.
A woman and her two sons were reportedly tortured and killed in a minister’s private jail in Balochistan.
Mubashir Bhutta Advocate ,chairman of MBHRT Mubashir Bhutta Human Rights Trust and Chairman of Human Rights Committee of Pakistan shows serious concern on this human rights violations and killing of innocent lives of poor victims and urge the government to take serious and practical action against culprits ,The one Pakistan minister was accused of keeping a private jail in his home in Balochistan after the bullet-ridden bodies of three people were discovered in a well near his house.
Sardar Abdul Rehman Khetran, Balochistan minister for Communication and Works has, however, denied the accusations and said they were part of a conspiracy against him.
On 20 February, police found charred and bullet-ridden bodies of a woman and her two sons in sacks in a well near the minister’s home in Barkhan district, the local media reported.
The victims have been identified as Giran Naz, 40, and her two sons Mohammad Nawaz, 22, and Abdul Qadir, 15.
On Wednesday, hundreds of members of the local community – the Marri tribe – continued protesting in Balochistan’s Quetta against the accused minister.
Pakistan’s Dawn reported that the victims were identified as the wife and two sons of one Khan Muhammad Marri who claimed that the minister had kept his family captive for almost four years in his private jail.
“These are the bodies of my wife and two sons who were kept in a private jail in Haji Kot for the last four years,” he was quoted as saying.
He claimed that his five other children, including his 13-year-old daughter, are still languishing in the minister’s private jail.
Dead bodies of a woman, who had appealed for the release of her two boys from a feudal lord’s private prison, and her two sons have been recovered from Barkhan, Balochistan on Monday night.
As per details, three dead bodies were recovered from a well near Barkhan in Balochistan on Monday. The bodies were taken to hospital, where the victims, a woman and two men, were identified by the police as Giran Naz, age 40-45, wife of Khan Mohammad Marri and her two sons Mohammad Nawaz, aged 20-25, and Abdul Qadir, aged 15-20..