Banned organizations in Balochistan have turned violence into a profitable trade, targeting innocent individuals under the guise of so-called death squads. Their acts of brutality continue to escalate, with one recent incident in Washuk exemplifying their disregard for human life.
Armed militants stormed the home of Ayub Malazai, a prominent member of the PML-N and a representative of the Washuk union council. In a shocking act of violence, they broke into his residence and brutally killed him in cold blood. The attack has sent shock waves through the community, raising concerns about the growing insecurity and targeting of political figures in the region.
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According to officials, the attackers forcibly entered the house late at night, breaking through the door before opening fire. The violent attack left Ayub Malazai dead at the scene, with authorities now investigating the motives and identities of those responsible. These terrorists also violated the sanctity of the household by assaulting women and looting valuables, including the victim’s licensed firearm. Their heinous actions have left the community in shock and fear.
What these groups claim to fight for in the name of Baloch rights starkly contrasts with their actions. The reality points to a campaign of terror driven by external interests. Their ruthless operations serve no true cause, only fueling chaos and exploitation. It raises critical questions about who truly benefits from this bloodshed. Why do certain voices remain silent when innocent Baloch citizens are made victims of such calculated violence?
