In June 2025, a total of 95 cases of enforced disappearance were reported. Among them, 78 individuals remain missing, 8 were released, and 9 were killed extrajudicially. Additionally, 67 people were killed during the month, including 66 men and 1 woman. Most of these killings were reportedly carried out by Pakistani security forces, reflecting the continued pattern of state-sponsored violence in Balochistan.
Enforced Disappearances:
In June 2025, a total of 95 cases of enforced disappearance were reported. Among these, 88 were first-time abductions, including one female and seven minors. The remaining 7 cases involved individuals who were abducted for a second time.
Modes of abduction:
The majority of enforced disappearances, 57 out of 95 cases, occurred through house raids conducted at night, showing how security forces target victims in their homes during vulnerable hours. Detentions, accounting for 20 cases, mostly occurred in public places such as bazaars, shops, or streets, indicating arrests during daily activities. Fifteen abductions happened at checkpoints, where individuals were stopped and taken, while 3 cases involved victims being summoned to camps, likely through coercion or deception. This pattern highlights the varied and pervasive tactics used to carry out enforced disappearances.
Perpetrators:
Out of the total cases, 65 were carried out by the Frontier Corps (FC), positioning them as the main perpetrators. Intelligence agencies were responsible for 25 cases, indicating a significant level of participation. The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) was involved in 5 cases.
Professions:
Of the 95 cases, 48 victims are unknown. Among the rest, students were the most affected group with 16 cases, followed by labourers and drivers with 8 each, and shopkeepers with 6. Other victims included individuals from various backgrounds, such as policemen, health workers, and businessmen, each making up a small portion.
Places of Abduction:
The highest number of abductions occurred in Kech with 32 cases, followed by Awaran with 12. Mastung and Gwadar each reported 9 cases. Other affected areas include Dera Bugti (6), Kalat (4), and several districts such as Quetta, Washuk, and Kharan, with 3 cases each. Smaller numbers were reported in Hub, Kachhi, Khuzdar, and Nushki (2 each), while isolated cases came from Taunsa Sharif, Nasirabad, Islamabad, Panjgur, Barkhan, and Karachi. The data shows that enforced disappearances are widespread across Balochistan and even extend to major cities outside the province.
Cases:
June 01:
- 21-year-old student, Aurangzeb, son of Muhammad Umar Muhammad Shahi and a resident of Killi Azizabad, forcibly disappeared from his home by the CTD.
- Levies official Ghulam Jan, son of Ghulam Sarwar Shahwani and a resident of Azizabad No. 2, was forcibly disappeared from his home.
- 16-year-old Khalil Ahmed, son of Haji Muhammad Ibrahim and a shopkeeper, from Killi Khonger, Mastung, was abducted by Military Intelligence (MI) personnel from his home.
- 22-year-old Muhammad Wafa, son of Haji Muhammad Ashraf and a shopkeeper,r from Kadkocha, Mastung, was abducted by CTD and FC personnel from his shop in Kadkocha.
- Murad Khan, son of Lal Muhammad, and Rashid, son of Fateh, both residents of the Dasht area in Kech district, were forcibly disappeared by FC from their homes.
June 02:
- Wahid Suwali, son of Suwali and a labourer, and resident of Nasirabad, Turbat, Kech, was forcibly abducted from the Civil Hospital Turbat by members of a death squad. On June 4, 2025, his mutilated body was found in Turbat.
- 22-year-old Naeem Baloch, son of Ismail Baloch and a driver from Singanisar, Turbat, was abducted FC and MI in Turbat.
June 03:
- Three residents of the Pidrak, Kech, Sikandar Baloch, son of Muhammad Anwar, Siddique Sabzal, son of Sabzal Baloch, and Ibrahim Yaqoob, a minor, forcibly disappeared together by Pakistani security forces from their homes.
- Hatir Lal, son of Lal Bakhsh and a resident of Balgatar, was forcibly taken by Pakistani security forces from his home in the Askani area of Turbat city.
June 04:
- 18-year-old student Abdul Rahman, son of Abdul Majeed, was taken by FC and MI in Malikabad Turbat.
- 23-year-old student Shah Saleem, son of Altaf, was abducted from his home in MAlikabad, Turbat, by the FC.
- 28-year-old Hammal Baloch, son of Imam Baloch, was abducted by FC from his home in Malikabad Turbat.
- 23-year-old Babu Jan, son of Muhammad Shafa and a shopkeeper from Mastung, was abducted by FC and CTD personnel from his home in Killi Behram Shahi, Mastung.
- Pakistani forces detained forcibly disappeared Mukthiar, son of Ashraf, from the Jhaoo Korak area of Awaran.
June 05:
- Azmat Rind, son of Ameer Bakhsh Rind and a resident of Dera Murad Jamali, was forcibly disappeared by the FC near Sabzi Mandi, Naseerabad. Over a month later, on July 9, Pakistani military forces informed his family that he had died from injuries sustained in custody.
- Nazeer Ahmad Mengal (34), son of Muhammad Deen, was abducted and disappeared by personnel of the Intelligence agency from Ashraf Hotel, near the levies line in Wadh Khuzdar.
- 18-year-old Uzair Saleem, son of Saleem Essa and a student from Zorbazar, Turbat, was abducted by personnel of the FC and MI in Zorbazar, Turbat.
June 06:
- 17-year-old Zubair Ahmed, son of Ali and a matric student from Bazdad, Awaran, was abducted by FC personnel at around 8:00 PM from the FC checkpoint at Peerander. He was later released.
- Pakistani forces forcibly disappeared a mentally challenged man, Suwali son of Abdul Aziz, from the Jhao area of Awaran. After two days in detention, he was released.
June 07:
- Pakistani forces conducted an operation in the Dasht-e-Ballangor area of Kech district, during which they raided several homes, detaining and forcibly disappearing seven young men: Naveed son of Latif, Salman son of Dr. Syed Muhammad, Hanif son of Bakshi, Naseer son of Washdil, Afraz son of Naseer, Kamal son of Sifa, and Phullan son of Sifa. Women and children were tortured during the raids.
June 08:
- Pakistani forces detained contractor Bashir Ahmed, son of Hassan, while he was traveling from Lasbela to Jhao, district Awaran. Bashir Ahmed is from the Ghazi Hassan Goth area of Jhao.
- Asif Baloch, son of Ibrahim, a 26-year-old Levies constable and resident of Jhao, Awaran, was abducted by a death squad affiliated with MI from Jhao, Awaran.
June 09:
- Masood Baloch, son of Khuda Bakhsh and a resident of Laki, Mashkay, was forcibly disappeared. His bullet-riddled, mutilated body, showing signs of severe torture, was recovered on June 29, 2025. He was tortured and killed while in the custody of the FC. He had previously been subjected to enforced disappearance in 2024.
- Pakistani security forces raided the Rodkan area of Kolwah, detaining multiple residents and transferring them to the Jirk military camp. While most were later released, Nawab, son of Noor Bakhsh and a resident of Rodkan, remained in custody. His body was later found the following day in Hoshab, Kech, bearing clear signs of custodial torture, including extensive burn injuries consistent with electric shocks and other forms of physical abuse.
- Pakistani forces detained Yar Jan, son of Dad Bakhsh, and Sher Jan, son of Sheikh Dosteen, from the coastal area of Pasni. Both residents of Ward No. 1, Babbar Shoor.
June 10:
- Shokat, son of Pir Muhammad and a resident of the Kumbail Dasht area in Kech district, was abducted by Pakistani forces (FC) from Ghatti Dhoor in Gwadar.
June 11
- Shahzeb Ahmed, son of Sharif Ahmed from Qambrani Village, Quetta, was abducted along with two others by Pakistani forces near Mangochar Dam during Eid-ul-Adha. He was released on June 19 but succumbed to his injuries within hours of being taken to the hospital. Upon release, his body bore signs of severe torture, including burn marks, broken arms, ingrown nails, and facial swelling.
- Saifullah, son of Rahim Dad Muhammad Shai, was abducted by Pakistani forces from Mangochar Bazaar, where he worked at a mechanic shop. His mutilated body was recovered on June 21 near Mangochar Dam alongside another unidentified individual.
- Bebagr Baloch, 26, son of Abdullah and a driver from Gaddagi, Balgathar, was abducted by FC and MI personnel from Askani Bazar, Aapsar, Turbat.
- Dil Jan, 20, son of Basheer and a labourer from Turbat, was abducted by FC personnel from Ormara.
- Sagheer Ahmad, 29, son of Ghulam Qadir and a student from Awaran, and Iqrar, 20, son of Jangiyan and a labourer, were abducted by FC and MI personnel from Ormara while travelling to Karachi. Sagheer had been forcibly disappeared previously.
- Muhaibullah, son of Naik Muhammad and a resident of Korak, Jhaoo, Awaran, was forcibly disappeared by FC from Gajjar, Mashkay.
June 12
- Sohail Ahmed, 25, son of Zaheer Ahmed and a shopkeeper from Mohalla Killa Road, Kharan, was abducted by FC and CTD personnel while returning home.
- Zabid Ali, 15, son of Abdul Raziq and a matric student from Killi Raheemabad, Nag, Washuk, was abducted from his home by MI personnel.
- Mujahid Ali(23) and Zahid (25), both sons of Abbas and drivers from Dizdir Balnigwar, were abducted from their homes by FC personnel.
June 13
- Salam, son of Haider and a resident of Kumbail, Dasht, was forcibly disappeared from his home in Ghati Dor, Gwadar, by Pakistani forces and intelligence agencies. His bullet-riddled body was handed over to his family two days later.
- Usama Baloch, 18, son of Nazeer Ahmed and a rickshaw driver, was abducted from his home near Tariq Hospital, Killi Habib Shaheed Chowk, Quetta, by CTD and MI personnel.
- Abid Aziz, 20, son of Abdul Aziz and a student from Balina Khattan, Khuzdar, was abducted by MI personnel from Ghulamani Chowk while on his way to the library. He was later released.
- In Gwadar, Bakhshullah, son of Wahid Bakhsh, was detained during a raid.
- Shah Bakhsh, son of Ismail and a resident of Dasht, Kech, was forcibly disappeared by Pakistani forces. He had previously forcibly disappeared in 2019.
- Syed Anas Shah, a student and son of Syed Noor Shah from Kalat district, was abducted while returning from Quetta, from a passenger wagon, near Kadkocha, Mastung.
- Dur Mohammad and his son Shay Jan, from Toba, Washuk, were summoned to the FC camp in Gichk. While Dur Mohammad was later released, Shay Jan remains missing.
June 14
- Pakistani forces raided a home in Sari Kahn, Turbat and forcibly disappeared two brother Takhseen Karim and Khalifa Karim.in Sari Kahn, Turbat.
- Rashid Baloch, son of Muhammad and a resident of Bareet Nondara, Jhaoo Awaran, was summoned to the FC camp in Awaran and never returned. This is his second enforced disappearance.
June 15
- Abdul Rehman, 25, son of Khuda Bakhsh and a fisherman, was abducted from Maripur, Karachi, by Rangers and MI.
June 16
- Muhammad Nadeem (18), son of Muhammad Raheem and a resident of Mangochar, Kalat, was abducted by CTD personnel near the Global Building close to Saleem Complex in Quetta.
- Yawar Habib (18), son of Habib Baloch and a tailor from Homari Kahn, Turbat, was abducted by Military Intelligence (MI) personnel from the High Court of Turbat. He had previously been abducted in 2022 when he was a minor and a student.
- Ibrahim Marri (12), son of Jamalan Marri and a child labourer from Barkhan, was abducted by FC personnel from Baghiow, Barkhan.
- Najeeb Sumalani, son of Noor-ul-Haq Samalani, was abducted from his home in Pir Ismail area of Bolan by Pakistani forces.
- Three individuals named Mehr Dil Bugti, son of Muhammad Amin Bugti, Mehran Bugti, and Gull Guhar Bugti (both sons of Sain Bakhsh Bugti) were forcibly disappeared from Sui area of Dera Bugti.
June 18
- Aslam, son of Shokat, and Noor Mohammad, son of Dil Jan, both residents of Bit, Buleda, were abducted by Pakistani security forces from the Main Bazaar area.
June 19
- Shayan, son of Haji Ameer Bakhsh, a medical student at Federal Medical College and resident of Nushki, was abducted by Pakistani forces from the Islamabad Toll Plaza.
- Muhammad Imran (14), son of Ali Ahmed and a student from Mangochar, Kalat, was abducted from Hub Chowki by FC and ISI personnel.
- Pakistani forces forcibly disappeared three individuals named Tariq, son of Khuda Polat, Pirdad, son of Peeri, and Hammal at the checkpoint in Shadi Kaur Pasni, the checkpoint in Pasni.
June 20
- Aziz Baloch (16), son of Takkari Safar Khan and a student from Killi Khongar, Mastung, was abducted from his home by FC and CTD personnel.
- Muhammad Rizwan, son of Abdul Fateh Shahwani, was abducted during a raid by FC and CTD personnel from his home in Killi Kongrah, Mastung.
June 21
- Shaukat Baloch, son of Sultan Muhammad and a driver from Killi Jamalabad, Nushki, was abducted from his home by FC and MI personnel.
June 22
- Ghulam Ali Baloch, son of Abdul Hakeem Baloch and a student from Killi Dattu, Mastung, was abducted by Pakistani intelligence agencies from a relative’s residence in Jinnah Town, Quetta.
June 23
- Rehman, son of Mithal Bugti, and Mubarak Ali, son of Abdul Karim Bugti, were abducted from their homes in Tota Colony, Sui, during separate incidents on the same day.
- Sakki Dad, son of Mohammad Baksh and a resident of Jhaoo Pelaar, Awaran, was abducted from his sister’s home in Hub.
- Two individuals were forcibly disappeared by security forces during a military operation. One of them was identified as Jalal, son of Allah Dad, from Meyan Kaur, Bolan, the second individual remains unidentified.
- Pakistani forces raided a home in Konshkalat, Tump, Kech, and abducted Sohrab, son of Rahim Bakhsh. He was abducted and later released but subjected to torture. He had previously been detained in June 2021 and subjected to torture before his release.
June 25
- Muneer Ahmed Raisani (38), son of Haji Nehal Khan and a hotel worker from Mand-e-Haji Mangochar, was abducted from Shah Noorani Hotel on RCD Road by FC personnel.
- During a military operation in Mastung, Pakistani forces conducted multiple raids. Abducted several people. Among those abducted were Aurangzeb, son of Ghulam Haider, and Sultan Muhammad, son of Musa Khan, both shopkeepers from Gargeena.
June 27
- Asim, son of Musa Khan Yalanzai, and Israr, son of Faqir Muhammad Yalanzai, were abducted by Pakistani forces at the Wadh checkpoint in Kharan.
June 29
- Zeeshan Zaheer (21), a student and resident of Khudabadan, Panjgur, was abducted on the evening of June 29 from Football Chowk. His body, bearing multiple gunshot wounds, was found the next morning near the Garib Nawaz Hotel in the Surdu area.
- In Mashkay, FC personnel and a death squad abducted Qadir Bakhsh, son of Arzi, from the village of Khandari. His body, showing clear signs of torture and bullet wounds, was found a few hours later.
- Bismil Basit, son of Basit, and Raziq, son of Habib, both residents of Mand, were abducted at a checkpost in Duro Dasht, Kech.
June 30
- Robina Baloch (30), daughter of Mohib Ullah and a Lady Health Visitor from Gowarkop, was abducted from Overseas Colony in Turbat by FC and MI personnel during a raid. Her home was also ransacked during the raid.
- Aziz Baloch (25), son of Ghulam Farooq and a driver from Killi Muhammad Khan Mall, Nushki, was abducted by FC personnel during a blockade.
- Ali Muhammad (25), son of Muhammad Khan and a poultry worker from Fazla Kach, Koh-e-Sulaiman, was abducted in Taunsa Sharif by CTD and MI personnel.
- Shah Mir, son of Shah Beg Bugti, a businessman from Quetta, was abducted in Sui Dera Bugti, while attending a relative’s funeral. According to reports, FC and ISI are now demanding a ransom from his family.
Other Incidents in June:
Military Siege and Harassment Reported by BYC Leader Sammi Deen Baloch
- Sammi Deen Baloch, leader of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), reported that upon arriving in his native village of Mashkay with his family five days ago, the Pakistani army immediately encircled the area. The village was under a constant military siege for days. She stated that she was being monitored 24/7 through surveillance cameras, drones, and other tracking tools. Flashlights were directed at her throughout the night as she slept outdoors. Her movement was restricted, and her relatives were harassed, threatened, and intimidated.
Pakistani Cyber Crime Agency Summons Baloch Leaders Over Social Media Post
- The Cyber Crime Reporting Center of Pakistan’s National Crime and Cyber Investigation Agency has summoned Baloch nationalist leader Mir Javed Mengal, Balochistan National Party (BNP) chief Sardar Akhtar Mengal, his wife, their children, and even his recently deceased brother Mir Zafarullah Mengal under inquiry number RE 413/2025. Sardar Akhtar Mengal is accused of sharing a social media post from his account in support of Dr. Mahrang Baloch, head of the Baloch Solidarity Committee, who has been labelled a “prohibited person” by the authorities.
Three Civilians Injured in Gwadar After Forces Open Fire Following Blast
- Three civilians were injured in Jiwani area of Gwadar when Pakistani forces opened fire indiscriminately following a bomb blast that had targeted them. The forces fired at a passing vehicle, injuring three individuals named Shakeel, Khalid, and Rashid.
Attempted Abduction and Attack on Nisar Ahmed in Panjgur
- On June 13, 2025, at approximately 1:30 AM, armed men raided the residence of Nisar Ahmed in the Chitkan City area of Panjgur. The attackers attempted to abduct him, and when he resisted, they shot him and assaulted him with a gun butt, leaving him seriously injured. When his family approached the police to file a First Information Report (FIR), two stations refused to register the case, stating, “We cannot do anything.” The FIR was eventually filed the following day with the assistance of the Mayor of Panjgur.
Grenade Attacks on Homes in Tump: Property Damaged, Woman Injured
- On June 16, unknown armed men targeted the homes of Shafiq, son of Dur Mohammad, and Mohammad Hayat, son of Mohabbat, in the Konshkalat and Korjo areas of Tump. The attackers attacked with hand grenades, damaging water tanks and other property. A woman named Naima sustained injuries.
Former BSO Chairman Imran Baloch Re-Arrested After Brief Release
- Comrade Imran Baloch, former chairman of the Baloch Students Organization (BSO), was previously arrested under the 3MPO during a police crackdown on a protest sit-in organized by the Baloch Solidarity Committee in Hub Chowki. Although he was released after three months in custody, he has now been re-arrested.
False and Politically Motivated FIR Registered Against Human Rights Defenders
- The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) has registered a baseless and politically motivated FIR against human rights defenders Syed Gulzar Dost and Waseem Safar. The case appears to be in retaliation for their participation in a peaceful protest held in Kech by the BYC.
Killed:
Among the 67 reported killing cases, 66 were male and 1 was female. Among the total, 5 victims could not be identified, reflecting the grim nature of these incidents and the lack of transparency surrounding them.
Modes of Killing:
The data shows that custodial killings and encounters are the most common modes of killing, each accounting for 17 cases. Targeted killings followed with 13 cases, while fake encounters were reported in 9 instances. In 7 cases, bodies were discovered without clear circumstances. Other methods include indiscriminate firing (2), and one case each of death due to injuries and a bomb explosion. This pattern highlights a range of violent tactics used, with many deaths occurring in custody or staged confrontations.
Perpetrators:
The Frontier Corps is identified as the main perpetrator in 31 killing cases, making them the most involved actor. In 11 cases, the perpetrators remain unknown, reflecting a lack of transparency. The Counter-Terrorism Department is linked to 10 cases, while death squads and BLA are each responsible for 5 cases. Intelligence agencies and the Baloch Liberation Front (BLF) are each linked to 2 cases, and ISIS is connected to 1 case. This distribution shows that both state and non-state actors are involved in the killings, with state forces playing a dominant role.
Places of incident:
The highest number of killing incidents occurred in Kech with 11 cases, followed by Khuzdar and Kalat with 9 each. Mastung reported 8 cases, while Barkhan had 6. Kachhi recorded 5 incidents, and Awaran and Harnai had 4 each. Panjgur, Dera Bugti, and Duki each reported 3 cases, while Gwadar had 2. This distribution indicates that violence is widespread across various districts, with certain areas like Kech, Khuzdar, and Kalat experiencing higher levels of fatal incidents.
Fake Encounters:
June 2:
- The bodies of two individuals were recovered from the Shekdi, Ganda Ghin area of Kalat district. Both had been shot dead. The victims were identified as Samiullah, son of Muhammad Hanif, and Bismillah, son of Ghulam Sarwar, residents of the Padengabad, Mastung. Both were abducted by FC on May 29 while travelling from Mastung to Mangochar. Meanwhile, the Pakistan Army’s Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) claimed two Baloch freedom fighters were killed in Kalat.
June 6:
- Four dead bodies of previously forcibly disappeared individuals were dumped near Tor Kham area of Sanjawi Harnai. The victims were identified as: Saeed Marri, Eid Muhammad Marri, Musa Marri, and Imran Marri. They were killed in a staged encounter.
- Saeed Marri was abducted in December 2024, along with his sons Abdul Nabi and Waris. Abdul Nabi’s body was found in Dukki on April 19, and Waris’s on April 29 in Sanjawi. Eid Muhammad Marri was also abducted during the same period. Musa and Imran Marri had been detained by CTD 18 days before their bodies were recovered from New Kahan Marri Camp in Quetta.
June 28:
- Three forcibly disappeared from Kohlu and Barkhan, Haider Ali Marri, Sobat Marri, and Wazir Khan Marri, were killed in a staged encounter in Dukki. Haider was abducted on May 24 while returning home from the Barkhan-Kohlu border. Sobat was abducted from Barkhan Bazaar, and Wazir Khan Marri was summoned to Cantt. All three had been in custody before their deaths.
Custodial Killings:
June 4:
- Wahid Suwali, a young labourer recently returned from Dubai, was abducted from Civil Hospital Turbat by a death squad affiliated with Military Intelligence on June 2. His mutilated body was found in Banuk-e-Chadai on June 4.
June 10:
- On June 9, Pakistani forces raided Rodakn area of Kolwah, detaining several residents. While most were released, Nawab, son of Noor Bakhsh, remained in custody. His tortured body was later discovered in Hoshab, bearing evidence of electric shocks and physical torture.
June 11:
- Ali Muhammad and Nizar were killed inside a military cantonment in Mashkay. Ali had been abducted multiple times previously, and Nizar had been missing since December 2024. Nizar’s brother, Gul Muhammad, remains disappeared.
On the same day, three bullet-ridden bodies were found in Pyara Colony, Sui, identified as Ali Baig, Yousaf alias Wado, and Zahid. All previously disappeared.
June 15:
- Salam, son of Haider from Dasht Kumbail, was abducted on June 13 by Pakistani forces. His body was brought to his family two days later under military surveillance, and his family was forced to bury him immediately without viewing the body.
June 19:
- Saifullah, a mechanic from Mangochar, was abducted on June 11. His mutilated body, along with another unidentified individual, was found near the Dam in Mangochar on June 21.
June 29:
- Khalid, son of Saleh Muhammad Zehri, abducted from Zaidi on March 23, was found dead in Khodi Zaidi after three months of custody.
Death Due to Torture:
June 11:
- Shahzeb Ahmed, abducted on June 11 near the Dam in Mangochar, was released on June 19 but succumbed to severe torture injuries the same day. His body showed signs of extreme torture, including melted plastic burns, broken limbs, and signs of starvation.
Indiscriminate Firing:
June 3:
- Ehsan Syed, 17, was shot dead by FC personnel near Lak Pass Tunnel checkpoint.
June 13:
- Saud Nichari, son of Noor Muhammad, from Chootank Mangochar, was shot dead during a violent military raid in Mangochar. He had previously been forcibly disappeared in 2015. His brother, Kifayatullah Nichari, remains missing.
Bomb Explosion:
- A 12-year-old boy, Muhammad Luqman, was killed and at least ten others injured in a blast in Rukni, Barkhan.
Bodies Discovered
June 10:
- Zafarullah, missing since June 4, was found dead in Rakhshan River, Bonstan, Panjgur.
- On the same day, two unidentified bodies, showing gunshot wounds, were found in Grisha and Rango, areas of Khuzdar.
June 12:
- An unidentified body with signs of torture was recovered from Mand-e-Haji, Mangochar.
June 21:
- Faisal Hasil’s body was found in the bushes in Nayabad, Gwadar. He had gone missing on June 14. His phone remains active and is being used by unknown individuals.
June 27:
- Qaim Ali, son of Muhammad Hayat, was found shot dead near Zubaida Jalal Road in Mirabad, Kech.
- On the same day, Khan Kakar, an artist kidnapped by ISIS last year, was found dead in Ispalanji, Mastung.
Target Killings:
June 3:
- Muslim, a previously disappeared person from Khuzdar, was shot dead after being lured outside his home.
June 4:
- Tahir Rahmdil was shot and killed by unidentified armed men in Mullahi Bazaar, Turbat.
June 7:
- Muhammad Amin and his son Naveed were killed in an explosion in Garbun, Zamran. BLA claimed responsibility, alleging Amin was a death squad head.
June 12:
- Abdullah was shot dead by motorcycle gunmen in Malikabad, Tump.
- On the same day, tribal leader Kamran Jatak, previously disappeared for five years, was killed in Chamrok, Khuzdar.
June 15:
- BLF claimed responsibility for executing Dunya Khan Marri, alleging he wokred as a military informant.
June 17:
- Arms dealer Aqib Shikari was gunned down in Turbat. The motive remains unknown.
June 18:
- Naeem, son of Sufi Jalal, was killed in Issahi, Panjgur. BLF claimed he was involved in killings of Baloch fighters.
- In another incident, Abdul Rashid and a woman were killed, and a child was injured in a targeted attack near Mastung.
June 22:
- Atta-ur-Rehman Mengal was killed in Wadh, Khuzdar. BLA stated he was a state-backed operative.
June 23:
- Adeel Iqbal, previously disappeared in March 2023 and was released in 2024, was shot dead in Turbat.
- On the same day, Sami Sarpara and Nizam Kurd, alleged state agents, were killed in custody. BLA claimed responsibility.
June 29:
- Afzal, from Gumazi, Tump, was killed near his home. Local sources blame state-backed armed groups.
Encounters:
June 2:
- Five BLA members, Washdal, Samiullah, Sheryar, Sajawal, and Nadir, were killed in Mach, Bolan, during a clash between Baloch fighters and Pakistani forces.
June 6:
- Two BLA fighters, Zafar and Sana, were killed during clashes in Ispalanji, Mastung.
- Four BLF members were killed during a clash in Koh Jandar, Barkhan: Mustafa Noor, Samiullah, Rasan Qadir, and Shahzaib.
June 22:
- Three BLF fighters, Maqbool Baloch, Siraj Baloch, and Khalid Baloch were killed during a clash in Grisha.
- Three BLA members, Jamshed, Nowroz, and Munawar Baig, were killed in separate clashes in Quetta, Kalat, and Sahiji.
