Pakistani forces have reportedly forcibly disappeared three men, including a young photographer, in Balochistan’s Kech and Quetta districts.
In Kech, local sources said that two men from the Sholeeg area of Dasht were taken by Pakistani forces, and their whereabouts remain unknown. They have been identified as Abdul Sattar, son of Khalid, and Tariq, son of Haji Hamza.
Abdul Sattar, one of those disappeared, is known to be a young photographer, according to sources.
Reports indicate that the two men had gone hunting for honey when they were forcibly taken by Pakistani forces.
It is important to note that a military operation has been underway in Dasht and surrounding areas for the past three days. Increased troop movement has been observed, and at least seven individuals have reportedly been subjected to enforced disappearance during this time.
Meanwhile, in Quetta, a man identified as Maqbool Zafar, son of Muhammad, was also reportedly forcibly disappeared by Pakistani forces. He was taken from Killi Ismail, a neighborhood in Quetta, and his whereabouts remain unknown.