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Killing Fifty People For Capturing On Guerilla Leader
By KTM Metro Reporter
January 1, 2013: the Pakistani military had invaded a number of villages in the Mashkay area in the Awaran district of Balochistan in order to capture one guerilla leader. Disregarding the safety of the innocent children and women, the army units deployed in the area shot at the indiscriminately taking more than 50 innocent lives in Pakistan on the night of December 24-25, 2012.
In the middle of the night of Dec 24-25, more than 12 gunship helicopters started shelling on the Mehi village in the area of Mashkay in the Awaran district of Balochistan. About 100 homes were destroyed. Army jets bombarded another village, Gajli, on Dec. 26 and around 90 homes were destroyed. It killed 32 civilians as reported but the Pakistan army is not letting anyone leave or enter the area. The military action was taken on information about a guerrilla fighter, Dr. Allah Nazar, and his associates hiding at his house.
Human rights activists demand the Pakistani government: stop the military action in three different districts of Balochistan; withdraw the siege of villages under the control of different units of the army; hand over the bodies of the those villagers who were killed during the aerial bombardments and land actions to the bereaved families, release the persons arrested by the military units; pay compensation for the houses affected by bombardment; provide the best medical treatment to the injured persons and make quick arrangements for the provision of food and water to the affected villages;
Also conduct a judicial inquiry and prosecute the military personnel who were involved in the killings.
http://www.humanrights.asia/news/urgent-appeals/AHRC-UAC-206-2013
