Pakistan orders inquiry into killing of five Chechens

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GB khbara da Boomb blast na da khu taso maga Khpala khbra kaweay.....

mata da oye chay deo IRAN ta walay tallak

Rezq da para taso ba mata da Zob rakay

zma swal bya da....

chay da CHACHNEYA na walay Iran ta na tallal.........

nan saba sa Halat rawan di kha pohgay...........

bya dasey da GHLO khu talal ratalal........haga

hem Quetta ka chay halta sa rwan di...

ta walai pa har shi kei da Iran khabara rawrre... wrora pa Quetta nor ham khalak sta che la noro hewadono na raghali di.zeni da jang da lasa takhtedali dei, aw zeni nor shiano ta raghali dei... zeni Araban ham oseigi alta, laka da Iraq khalak, khpal korani sara yaw zai.

za na pezhanam che dagha 5 kasan tsok wal kho yaw shai pahegam doi wasla na darlodal.

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awoo ta pa iran marwara kaga.......... sorry

khu ta chay da QESAY na khbara na ya bya ta sanga da waye ?.......

awal da QESAY na zan poha ka...........da BA ZATA Khalak Iran ta rawan wo...

da Iran speey wu...........chay rekhtya rabanday wa..........


Awo hahah Pakistan ta ba sok ze.........taso Amrekay ta walay laray........

da sa har saray KHa zay Khwakha wi............chay aman wi


Pakistan ka khpal Khalak marey awo deo da pasa pa mung Dembar shi........

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Army/Police should be under scrutiny , incidents like this are more likely to happen.

Those who are guilty should be punished for killing these innocents.

Which is proved now that they did not have any bombs and they were killed by gun shots.

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Chechens died of bullet wounds: Postmortem report QUETTA, May 20 (APP): All the five Chechen nationals died of multiple bullet wounds and around 21 bullets were extracted from their bodies during the postmortem, This was stated by Police Surgeon Dr. Baqir Shah who conducted the 11-hour long autopsy along with five doctors. He told media that postmortem of all the five Chechens, including three women, killed in firing resorted by security forces and police in Khrotabad area of Quetta on May 17 was conducted here at Bolan Medical College Hospital on Friday.
Dr. Baqir said some splinters were also found from four bodies, however, it was not clear whether these splinters were of bomb, hand grenade or any other weapon.
He said that a Chechen woman was seven-month pregnant and about eight to 10 bullets hit her which also caused her baby’s death. There were no signs of splinters on the body of the pregnant woman, he added. The pregnant woman was in late 20s.
He said around five bullets were extracted from body of another women with some splinters marks. He said eight bullet wounds were found in the body of the third woman. Some splinters were also recovered from her body.
The police surgeon said that one bullet was extracted from body of one man. Some burn wounds were also found on his body while the second man got two bullet injuries and splinter marks.
He said that final postmortem report would be completed in two to three days and it would be submitted to the provincial government.
Replying to a question, Dr. Shah said that he could not determine the kind of splinters found in the bodies of the four dead.
He said all of the foreigners were killed due to multiple bullets wounds as apparently, there were no signs of bomb on their bodies.
Meanwhile, a large number of people of Quetta staged demonstration in front of Quetta Press Club to protest against killing of five Chechen nationals in firing resorted by security forces and police. They demanded that justice should be done in the incident.

Associated Press Of Pakistan ( Pakistan's Premier NEWS Agency ) - Chechens died of bullet wounds: Postmortem report

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Police, FC men involved in Chechens’ shooting suspended

By Shehzad Baloch
Published: May 29, 2011


Judicial tribunal asks authorities concerned not to transfer any of the officials involved in the brutal killings. PHOTO: AFP/FILE

QUETTA: A judicial tribunal has ordered the inspectors-general of the Frontier Corps and Balochistan police to suspend all personnel involved in the killing of five Chechens from active duty.

In a session on Saturday, the tribunal, headed by Justice Mohammad Hashim Kakar of the Balochistan High Court (BHC), also barred them from transferring any official involved in the incident until the conclusion of the inquiry.
The orders were issued following growing questions regarding the uninterrupted service of the FC and police personnel involved in the incident, which many are terming an extrajudicial killing.
Five Chechens, who law-enforcers say they suspected of being terrorists, were gunned down by FC and police personnel in broad daylight.
It later transpired that not only were the five suspects unarmed, but, according to eyewitnesses, they were also willing to surrender.
A judicial probe was later ordered into the incident.
Interestingly, the Superintendent of Police, Naveed Atif, who was SP Airport Circle at the time of the Kharotabad incident, and in whose jurisdiction the incident occurred, was promoted to BPS-18. The police also intended to “transfer” DSP Airport police station Arbab Asif, but the police were stopped just in time by the authorities concerned.
There is also no report regarding the transfer of the SP after the tribunal directive.
Other issues
After reports appeared in the local media that corpses of the Chechen victims, which are being kept in the Bolan Medical Complex’s morgue, were fast decomposing because of “poor cooling system”, the tribunal asked the hospital’s medical superintendent to ensure proper air-conditioning units immediately to prevent the bodies from becoming decomposed.
However, BMC superintendent Dr Baqar Shah said that there was nothing wrong with the cooling units.
“Prolonged power outages are affecting their performance. There are power cuts lasting between four and six hours, which raises the temperature inside the morgue,” he told The Express Tribune.
Quetta is currently experiencing eight to 10-hour-long power cuts and hospitals are not immune from “scheduled loadshedding”. Officials said that no one had so far come forward to claim the bodies.
Sources in the provincial government said that the Russian government had sought access to passports and the inquiry report via the Foreign Office.
They said that copies of the deceased’s passports had been dispatched a few days ago and the government will send the inquiry report after the judicial tribunal finalises its findings. The tribunal will start formal hearing from May 31.


Published in The Express Tribune, May 29th, 2011.

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fcuk Pakistan

killing pregnant women is very brave for this motorolla afridi.
be hada beghairati rawana da!