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Two Baloch girls shot dead in Balochistan by Pakistani agencies
QUETTA – Two girls were killed by attackers of Pakistani agencies in Goth Faiz Bakhsh area of Bolan, locals confirmed on Saturday. The ages of the victims are 18 and 22 years, who have been identified as Fatima and Ayesha.
They were cousins and had no enmity with anyone. Local people say that the motives behind the killings are very clear that the Pakistani army is always behind the killings in Balochistan. The investigation of the case registered by the police is going on.
The bodies of the girls were shifted to Civil Hospital Dhadar for post-mortem. The incident has caused a wave of anger in the area. People demand that the killers be brought to justice. The police have assured that they will do everything possible to find the killers and bring them to justice.
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