Balochistan: Pakistani Security Forces And Settlers Attacked, Three Killed Several Injured

According to details, unidentified armed men lobbed a grenade on check post of FC near Golimar Chowk, which exploded and caused injuries to two security personnel identified as Lance Naiks Tariq and Iqbal. A passerby identified as Talib Hussain also received injuries in blast. They were rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Occupied Balochistan QUETTA: Two personnel of Pakistani Frontier Corps (FC) and a passerby received serious wounds when unknown militants hurled a hand grenade on the check post of security forces near Golimar Chowk, Quetta here on Friday night.


Police and personnel of FC after the blast cordoned off the area and started investigation.

KHUZDAR: An FC personnel Mohammad Zaman sustained injuries when unidentified armed men opened fire on him here at Sultan Ibrahim Road in Khuzdar town.

KALAT: One person was killed when armed men opened fire on him at a shopping centre located on Harboi Road in Kalat here on Friday.

Police sources told APP that unidentified armed men opened fire on Abid Hussain, an employee of WAPDA, killing him on the spot. However the attackers managed to flee from the crime scene. Police have registered a case and started investigation.

BESEEMA: Meanwhile several unidentified men broke into a government office in Beseema and burnt down the official record and office furniture. They also put pro Baloch resistance organisations graphite on the walls of the office and safely fled the scene.

GWADAR: Unknown persons attacked house of provincial minister for fisheries Hamal Kalmati here on Thursday night. There was no report of injury to anybody or any casualty.

According to police, unknown persons hurled a cracker which landed in the house of former provincial minister Abdul Ghafoor Kalmati, father of Hamal Kalmati provincial minister for fisheries here midnight last night. A vehicle parked inside the house was partially damaged. However there was report of any injury to anybody.

Courtesy: Dailytawar & the Balochhal