The Chief Minister of Balochistan and Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind, stated that the bodies of terrorists killed in the Jaffar Express attack can be handed over to their families, but not to groups.
While addressing the Balochistan Assembly, the Chief Minister explained that a group attempted to take away identifiable bodies that had been kept at the hospital the previous day. He clarified that unidentifiable bodies had already been buried.
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Sardar Rind further elaborated that two groups of terrorists were involved in the train incident. One group was retreating when they clashed with security forces, resulting in the deaths of 23 terrorists. When the bodies of the terrorists were brought to the Civil Hospital, some were not identifiable, and those bodies were buried.
He said that some bodies remained at the hospital for identification, and yesterday, a group attempted to take them away. He emphasized that while the bodies can be handed over to the families of the deceased, they will not be given to groups.
