Archive · 14 Sep 2026
Baloch Activist Questions Reported Civilian Deaths In Balochistan Firing
A Baloch human rights activist said four civilians were reportedly killed in Balochistan.
She said several other people were hurt, including a seven-year-old child named Shahzaib.
The report said Frontier Corps personnel were involved in the firing.
The activist said the incident happened during an operation described as being for security.
She argued that ordinary people should not be harmed during such actions.
She also said Baloch families have faced raids, detentions, disappearances and fear.
She questioned how many civilians must die before the operations are reconsidered.
She called for children and other civilians to be protected.
Sammi Deen Baloch expressed concern over the reported deaths of four civilians in Killi Yar Muhammad Sonaro, Wadh.
Several others were reportedly injured, including seven-year-old Shahzaib.
The firing was attributed in the report to Frontier Corps personnel.
Baloch described the incident as the human cost of security operations affecting Baloch communities.
She called for civilian protection and questioned whether such deaths could be justified as part of security operations.
- Who
- Sammi Deen Baloch raised concerns; four civilians were reportedly killed and several others, including seven-year-old Shahzaib, were injured.
- What
- Firing reportedly involving Frontier Corps personnel caused civilian deaths and injuries.
- When
- September 14.
- Where
- Killi Yar Muhammad Sonaro, Wadh, in Balochistan, Pakistan.
- Why
- The firing was reported in the context of security operations, while the activist questioned their impact on civilians.
- Reported deaths
- Four civilians
- Reported injuries
- Several people, including seven-year-old Shahzaib
- Reported location
- Killi Yar Muhammad Sonaro, Wadh
- Province and country
- Balochistan, Pakistan
- Security personnel named
- Frontier Corps personnel
- Concern raised by
- Baloch human rights activist Sammi Deen Baloch
- Main appeal
- Protection of civilians and children during security operations