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Pakistan army kills young Baloch leader during clash

| @indiablooms | Feb 16, 2022, at 01:59 am

Quetta, Pakistan: Pakistani army allegedly killed a young Baloch named Sarmachar Hidayatullah was killed in Shadi Kaur area of Pasni tehsil of Gwadar district during a clash on Monday, media reports said on Tuesday.

Radio Zrumbesh Urdu reported that gunship helicopters were also dispatched from Turbat to assist the Pakistani army after the clash, reports ANI.

His brother Kifayat Baloch confirmed the death on Twitter.

He also shared an image of his brother on the microblogging site.

 

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