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Baloch Activists Alliance Media Officials' X account aims to highlight critical issues and human rights violations in Balochistan.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

My name is Fawad Qambarani, and I am from Killi Qambarani, Quetta. For the past three years, I have been living in the Gulf for employment purposes. Over the last two years, state institutions, including the CTD and other intelligence agencies, have repeatedly violated the sanctity and privacy of our home. During this period, my family and I have been subjected to continuous harassment.

My father is a respectable and honorable man as well as a government employee. Without any justification, he was first forcibly disappeared on 3 March 2025 and remained missing for more than a month. This caused immense psychological suffering for our entire family. He was forcibly disappeared for a second time on 31 July 2025 and was released only after being held for another month.

Several of my close relatives - Afzal Qambarani, Beebarg Qambarani, Hammal Qambarani, Hairbyar Qambarani and Shehzad Qambarani - have been forcibly disappeared during 2026. Throughout this period, I have remained in the Gulf.

Today, 11 June 2026, at approximately 2:00 PM personnel from the CTD, FC and other state agencies, dressed in plain clothes, once again raided our home in Killi Qambarani, Quetta. During the raid, the women of the household were subjected to physical assault and verbal abuse. My family members were specifically threatened in my name and told that my passport and national identity card would be blocked. Before leaving, the state authorities allegedly forcibly disappeared my 12 year old brother, Jawad Qambarani.

I am a working man who lives far from home in the Gulf due to economic hardship. I urge the state to stop inflicting repeated suffering and psychological distress on me and my family. Neither I nor any member of my family is involved in any unlawful activity. We ask only to be allowed to live with dignity. Despite our poverty, we are content with our lives. I call for the immediate and safe recovery of my 12 year old brother, as well as all of my other missing relatives.

I appeal to all human rights organizations and to everyone who believes in justice and human dignity to raise their voice for me and my family.

Thank you.

- Fawad Qambarani

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Noshad Ahmed, son of Jameel Ahmed and a 28-year-old resident of Tasp, Panjgur, was targeted and killed by a state-backed death squad on June 1, 2026, on Chedagi Road in the Tasp area of Panjgur, Balochistan.
The incident took place between the Asr and Maghrib prayers when armed members of a death squad, traveling in a white Toyota Axio, opened fire on Noshad Ahmed. He sustained fatal gunshot wounds and was killed on the spot.

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Irshad Alam, the 18-year-old son of Alam Khan, was a young businessman from Badrang, Gresha Naal.
On April 30, 2026, he was abducted and forcibly disappeared by Pakistani forces, becoming a victim of enforced disappearance and joining the long list of Baloch individuals whose families continue to search for truth and justice. After weeks of anguish and uncertainty, the family's worst fears were realized on June 8, 2026, when his lifeless body was found in Basima, Washuk, Balochistan.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

On 16 May 2026 renowned Brahui language poet and academic Professor Mohammad Khan Sasoli, also known as Ghamkhwar Hayat, son of Abdul Majeed Sasoli, was killed in the Killi Mengal area of Noshki district, Balochistan, after armed men opened fire near his residence.

Sources said that the attackers were allegedly members of a state backed armed group locally referred to as a death squad.

Mohammad Khan was an assistant professor at Government Boys Degree College in Noshki district. He was known as a Brahui fiction writer, translator, poet and essayist and had authored 20 books.

He was also among the founders of Raskoh Adabi Diwan and Hotan Culture Academy, two literary and cultural institutions associated with the Brahui language and culture.

His name had also been placed on the Fourth Schedule some time ago, a list maintained under Pakistan's Anti Terrorism Act for proscribed persons, subjecting those listed to restrictions that can include frozen bank accounts, passport denial and limits on arms licences and employment clearances.

Rights groups, political parties, and literary figures described his killing as a serious loss to Brahui literature and Balochistan’s intellectual circles.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Muhsin, son of Muslim, was a 21-year-old hardworking driver from Suleman Bazar, Paroom, Panjgur. He belonged to a poor family and was the main source of hope and support for his household.
On 16 March 2026, he was forcibly disappeared from the Jeerak crossing point in Paroom, Panjgur. For 66 days, his family lived in fear and uncertainty, waiting for any news of his return. However, during Eid, on 19 May 2026, his dead body was recovered from Kallag Koor, Paroom.
Personnel of the Frontier Corps forcibly disappeared him and later killed him while he was in detention.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Sherdil, son of Qadir Bakhsh, was an elderly farmer from Drachko Dasht, Turbat. On 21 May 2026, while working on his farmland, Pakistani Frontier Corps (FC) personnel opened fire near his land. Local people stated that Sherdil was struck by the gunfire and lost his life on his own farm.

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Mehran Baloch, the 27 year old son of Mohammad Sharif, was a young shopkeeper from a poor Baloch family. On 21 May 2026, while leaving for his shop in Surap Bazaar, Buleda, Kech District, Balochistan, he was shot dead in broad daylight by armed men. His killing added another grieving family to the long list of Baloch families mourning the loss of their loved ones across Balochistan.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

On 28 October 2025, at approximately 6:30 PM, Burhan Uddin, son of Muhammad Naeem, was abducted and forcibly disappeared from his home in Bug Meeri by Pakistani state-backed death squads and Military Intelligence personnel. For over six months and fourteen days, his family endured unbearable uncertainty while demanding his safe recovery.

Instead of justice, his family was handed his tortured and lifeless body on 12 May 2026. His body was later found dumped in Kech Kour (Kech River), Turbat, bearing clear signs of severe torture.

He was a 19-year-old Zamyad (light truck) driver by profession. Originally from Naag Zamuran, he was residing in Bug Meeri, Turbat, where he worked hard to support his family.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Jan Muhammad, son of Qadir Baloch, was abducted and forcibly disappeared by Pakistani forces and their backed death squads from Jusak, Turbat, on 24 January 2026. For more than three months, his family waited in fear and pain, hoping for his safe return. Instead, on 13 May 2026, his tortured body was dumped in the Banuk-e-Chadai area of Kech. His body bore bullet wounds and clear signs of brutal torture. His grieving family identified him through his student ID card.

Jan Muhammad was a young 8th-grade student who loved books and had dreams, but they were taken away before he could even complete his education.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

We fully support the Baloch Voice of Justice campaign for the safe recovery of Shoaib Baloch.

Shoaib Baloch, son of Haji Deen Mohammad Bangulzai, was forcibly disappeared one year ago on 12 May 2025 at 12:30 PM, after being taken into custody by Pakistani intelligence agencies and other state forces in the Gulshan-e-Iqbal area of Karachi.

Despite the passage of a full year, his whereabouts and condition remain unknown, as is the case with thousands of other Baloch victims of enforced disappearances.

The Baloch Activists Alliance Media (BAAM) appeals to individuals from all schools of thought to actively participate in the ongoing social media campaign demanding his safe recovery.

#ReleaseShoaibBaloch

[Baloch Voice For Justice @BalochV4Justice]

Baloch Voice for Justice announces the launch of a campaign on May 12, 2026, marking one year since the enforced disappearance of student leader Shoaib Baloch, who was forcibly disappeared on May 12, 2025. For 365 days, his family has lived in uncertainty, denied answers about his whereabouts and safety. The continued disappearance of a young student leader without any legal process reflects the ongoing human rights crisis in Balochistan and the systematic silencing of Baloch voices.

Baloch Voice for Justice calls upon students, lawyers, journalists, human rights organizations, civil society members, political activists, and people from all walks of life to stand in solidarity and raise their voices for the safe release of Shoaib Baloch. Silence in the face of enforced disappearance only strengthens impunity. Collective public pressure remains essential in challenging these grave violations and demanding accountability from the authorities involved.

Baloch Voice for Justice reiterates its demand for the immediate and unconditional release of Shoaib Baloch and all forcibly disappeared persons. No family should spend years waiting for news of their loved ones while institutions remain silent. Join the campaign. Raise your voice. Demand justice.

#ReleaseShoaibBaloch

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

On 8 April 2026 in the coastal city of Chabahar, Balochistan, Iranian forces detained and forcibly disappeared 17 year old Abdul Rahman Raeesi, son of Molana Dost Mohammad Raeesi.
After keeping him forcibly disappeared for a month, Iranian forces disclosed on 7 May 2026 that he was being held in Zahedan Prison and revealed that he had been transferred from Chabahar to Zahedan Prison on 18 April 2026 without informing anyone.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

بلوچستان کے ساحلی شہر چابہار سے گزشتہ ماہ 8 اپریل 2026 کو ایرانی فورسز نے کمسن 17 سالہ عبدالرحمن رئیسی، ولد مولانا دوست محمد رئیسی، کو حراست میں لے کر جبری طور پر لاپتا کردیا تھا۔ ایک ماہ تک جبری گمشدگی میں رکھنے کے بعد، گزشتہ دنوں 7 مئی 2026 کو ایرانی فورسز نے زاہدان جیل میں اس کی موجودگی ظاہر کی۔ تحقیقات سے معلوم ہوا کہ اسے 18 اپریل 2026 کو ہی چابہار سے زاہدان جیل منتقل کردیا گیا تھا، تاہم اس بارے میں خاندان کو کوئی اطلاع نہیں دی گئی تھی۔

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Ajmal Baloch, son of Yaseen, a laborer from Nasirabad, Turbat, Kech, belonged to a poor family and was the sole breadwinner for his family.
On 21 August 2025, he was abducted from Gwadar and forcibly disappeared.
On 3 May 2026, his body was dumped in the Nalent area of Balochistan.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Saeed Mohammad, the 49-year-old son of Shahoo Baloch and a shopkeeper from Panwan, Jiwani, was abducted from his home on 9 December 2025 at around 3:00 AM and forcibly disappeared. From that night onward, his family was denied any information about his whereabouts. He was never brought before a court, never given the right to defend himself, and his family was left in endless uncertainty.
On 3 May 2026, after 145 days, his dead body was found dumped in the Nalent area of Balochistan.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

فیض بلوچ ولد جان محمد، سکنہ ملانٹ، کو یکم مارچ 2020 کو پاکستانی فوج اور ایجنسیوں نے گھر سے اغوا نما گرفتاری کے بعد حراست میں لے کر جبری طور پر لاپتا کردیا تھا۔ تین سال سے زائد عرصہ گزرنے کے باوجود نہ تو اسے عدالت میں پیش کیا گیا ہے اور نہ ہی منظرِ عام پر لایا گیا ہے، جس کی وجہ سے اہلِ خانہ شدید صدمے اور اذیت میں مبتلا ہیں۔

تمام انسانی حقوق کی تنظیموں سے اپیل ہے کہ وہ فیض بلوچ ولد جان محمد کی بازیابی کے لیے اپنا کردار ادا کریں۔

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

بھائی دادشاہ کو حراست میں لینے اور جبری گمشدہ کرنے کے بعد اُس کی رہائی کو اُس کی بہن فوزیہ بلوچ کے بلوچ یکجہتی کمیٹی سے استعفٰی دینے سے مشروط کیا جا رہا ہے۔
#ReleaseDaadShahBaloch
#EndEnforcedDisappearances

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Peer Muhammad, son of Haji Abdul Rasheed, a 55-year-old farmer and a respected elder of the Dambani Syahgesi area of Zamuran in District Turbat, was forcibly disappeared on 2 May 2026 at approximately 4:30 AM. Personnel of the FC raided his home, assaulted his family, and took him into custody along with his son, Abdullah Yalanzai.
Peer Muhammad had raised his voice against the destruction and burning of Baloch civilians’ homes and had warned the FC against carrying out such actions in his area. For speaking out against these abuses, he and his son Abdullah were forcibly disappeared.
Five hours later, the bodies of Peer Muhammad and his son were found dumped near an FC camp.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Abdullah Baloch, son of Peer Muhammad, a 25-year-old driver from the Dambani Syahgesi area of Zamuran, Kech, was forcibly disappeared on 2 May 2026 at around 4:30 AM from his home. FC personnel raided his house, assaulted his family, and took Abdullah along with his father, Peer Muhammad, into custody.
Five hours later, the bodies of Abdullah Baloch and his father, Peer Muhammad, were found dumped near an FC camp.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Zulfiqar, son of Musafer, a 47-year-old shepherd from Gishtagan, was taken on February 21, 2026, from Nehing Zamuran. He earned his livelihood through livestock.
He was taken without any legal warrant or explanation. After his disappearance, his family continued searching for him and repeatedly attempted to obtain information about his whereabouts, but no details were provided.
On April 16, 2026, his body was found in the Parom area of Panjgur district, Balochistan, in an incident described as an encounter. His death came after nearly two months of complete uncertainty for his family.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

Shahram, son of Bahran, a 38 year old shepherd and resident of Gishtagan, was forcibly disappeared by Pakistani forces on 21 February 2026 from Nehing Zamuran. For weeks, his family remained in anguish and was unaware of his whereabouts. After nearly two months, on 16 April 2026, he was killed, and his death was presented as an encounter in the Parom area of Panjgur district, Balochistan.