Gunmen kill two Pakistani Shia policemen in Quetta
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Unidentified gunmen have killed at least two Pakistani Shiite policemen and wounded another two in the troubled Baluchistan province, Press TV reports.
On Thursday, masked gunmen opened fire on a Pakistani police patrol in Sardar Karez area in the Eastern Bypass in the Baluchistan provincial capital city of Quetta.
Two Hazara Shiite policemen named Ghulam Mortaza and Sanaullah were killed on the spot and two others named Asi Muhammad Hussain and Deen Muhammad were injured and taken to Bolan Medical Complex.
Baluchistan’s Governor Zulfiqar Magsi and Chief Minister Aslam Raisani have condemned the terrorist attack.
The assailants managed to escape the scene of the assassination and no group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Saudi-backed Wahhabi terrorist groups have recently escalated their violent attacks against Shiite Muslims of Pakistan, Iraq and some other countries.
In Pakistan alone, dozens of innocent Hazara community Shiite civilians, including women and children, have been targeted by the Saudi-inspired anti-Shia Wahhabi terrorist groups over the past few weeks.
The recent surge in terrorist attacks against Pakistani Shiite civilians has caused international outrage with many rights groups and regional countries, including Iran, condemning the attacks and expressing deep concern over attempts to target unarmed Shiite civilians.
Source http://www.presstv.com/detail/2012/05/18/241888/gunmen-kill-two-pak-shiite-policemen/
Unidentified gunmen have killed at least two Pakistani Shiite policemen and wounded another two in the troubled Baluchistan province, Press TV reports.
On Thursday, masked gunmen opened fire on a Pakistani police patrol in Sardar Karez area in the Eastern Bypass in the Baluchistan provincial capital city of Quetta.
Two Hazara Shiite policemen named Ghulam Mortaza and Sanaullah were killed on the spot and two others named Asi Muhammad Hussain and Deen Muhammad were injured and taken to Bolan Medical Complex.
Baluchistan’s Governor Zulfiqar Magsi and Chief Minister Aslam Raisani have condemned the terrorist attack.
The assailants managed to escape the scene of the assassination and no group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Saudi-backed Wahhabi terrorist groups have recently escalated their violent attacks against Shiite Muslims of Pakistan, Iraq and some other countries.
In Pakistan alone, dozens of innocent Hazara community Shiite civilians, including women and children, have been targeted by the Saudi-inspired anti-Shia Wahhabi terrorist groups over the past few weeks.
The recent surge in terrorist attacks against Pakistani Shiite civilians has caused international outrage with many rights groups and regional countries, including Iran, condemning the attacks and expressing deep concern over attempts to target unarmed Shiite civilians.
Source http://www.presstv.com/detail/2012/05/18/241888/gunmen-kill-two-pak-shiite-policemen/
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