The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has called for justice over the killing of schoolteacher Parvez Baloch in Pasni, urging the international community to speak out and demand answers from Pakistan.
In a statement, the BYC said Parvez, son of Mazar Baloch, was allegedly forcibly disappeared from Pasni’s main market on October 13, 2026. His mutilated body was found dumped the following day in the Daroband area of Pasni, in Gwadar district, the organisation said.
The committee alleged that an armed group operating with state backing, which it described as a “death squad”, was responsible for his abduction and extrajudicial killing.
Parvez’s elderly father and other family members protested outside the Pasni Press Club on October 16 to demand justice, according to the statement.
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The BYC said the killing of Baloch people and the suffering of their families had become a recurring reality in Balochistan. It added that affected families continued to grieve and demand accountability while those responsible evaded justice.
“How many more families must suffer before these killings end and justice is served?” the BYC asked.
The organisation also questioned how many more lives would have to be lost before the world responded to what it described as the “ongoing genocide” of the Baloch people.
“Justice has disappeared within Pakistan’s system, but the world must listen, speak out, and demand answers from Pakistan for its atrocities in Balochistan,” it said.