Unknown Motorcycle Gunmen Given ‘License to Kill’, Say National Party Leaders — Mir Rehmat Baloch Condemns Panjgur Killings
*Quetta (Daily Qudrat)* — National Party leader and Deputy Parliamentary Leader in the Balochistan Assembly, **Mir Rehmat Saleh Baloch**, has strongly condemned the murders of **Zafar (son of Ustad Ali)** and **Naeem (son of Haji Azam)** in **Panjgur’s Shapatan** area, accusing unknown motorcycle-borne gunmen of operating with impunity.
Speaking after the incident, Mir Rehmat said the attackers “have effectively been given a licence to kill — they strike wherever and whenever they please, and nobody is held to account.” He urged authorities to explain how long the people of Balochistan, and Panjgur in particular, must endure such violence.
Mir Rehmat also recalled the killing of his younger brother, **Waleed Saleh Baloch**, who was martyred **20 days ago**, and said the perpetrators in that case remain at large. He questioned the competence of the government, district administration, and security agencies, demanding to know why the killers have not yet been arrested and whether they are “more powerful than the state.”
“We will not let this martyrdom be swept under the carpet,” he warned. “We want the killers alive and brought to justice — we will not remain silent. This is a promise made with the blood of our martyr.”
The National Party leader called for an immediate and transparent inquiry into the recent killings and urged security forces to act swiftly to restore public confidence and ensure the safety of citizens in the region.
