KHUZDAR, BALOCHSITAN: Aslam Jan Jamaldini, father of the late human rights activist Naeem Sabir Jamaldini, died in Khuzdar and was laid to rest there, according to a report.
Naeem Sabir Baloch, his eldest son, as a well-known activist for the protection of human rights. Aslam Jamaldini’s brother, Abdul Ghaffar Jamaldini, and his som were killed and alleges that the state was behind both killings, carried out through state-backed death squads.
Jamaldini was also the father of Waseem Azad, a former leader of the Baloch Students Organization-Azad (BSO-Azad) and the maternal grandfather of Abdul Quddus Qambrani, whom was killed too by the state-backed death squad.
Baloch nationalist leader Rahim Baloch advocate, paid tribute to Jamaldini in a statement shared on the social media platform X. He said he was deeply saddened by the death of the “well-known senior political worker” of Khuzdar, whom he described as a sincere, patriotic and humane political and social figure.
Rahim Baloch accused the state, which he called an “occupying” power, of inflicting deep wounds on Jamaldini’s family. He said that Jamaldini’s eldest son, referred to in the post as Naeem Jan Jamaldini, a known human rights activist and his brother Abdul Ghaffar Jamaldini were killed in targeted attacks by state-backed death squads.
He offered condolences to Jamaldini’s son, Waseem Jan Jamaldini and the family and prayed for the deceased and for patience for those left behind.
