QUETTA, BALOCHISTAN: Three Men Forcibly Disappeared After Being Called to FC Camp in Panjgur; One Released in Quetta, Another Disappeared in Kech
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) says three men from Panjgur district disappeared after being summoned to a Frontier Corps (FC) camp, while a man missing from Quetta has returned home, according to figures issued by the group.
The BYC said that at about 2 p.m. on 3 November 2026, three young men from Gashti Prom in Panjgur district were called to the FC camp in Prom and have not been heard from since. It named them as:
- Jalid Ahmed, son of Noor Ullah, 21, a labourer
- Umar Ullah, son of Noor Ullah, 23, a landowner/farmer
- Naseer, son of Noor Ullah, 43, a landowner/farmer
The BYC said the FC has not disclosed their whereabouts, and the men remain missing.
In a separate development, the BYC said Mudassir Baloch, son of Abdul Sattar, who was forcibly disappeared from Killi Qambrani in Quetta on 31 October 2026, was safely released and reached his home in Quetta on 9 November 2026.
Separately, in Kech, Pakistan forces forcibly disappeared a young man
Zumbesh sources said Pakistani forces raided a house in Mand, Kech district, on Tuesday and took away Waseem Baloch, son of Haji Ishaq, a resident of Mand Soro.
The sources said the raid took place at the house of Haji Ishaq and that his son was forcibly disappeared.
