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A youth from Noshki district of Balochistan has been forcibly disappeared.

Sources told TBP correspondent that Shahid son of Haji Sharif Badini, a resident of Qaziabad in Noshki city, has been missing for the past eight days.

As per the sources, Shahid is as a shopkeeper and he was taken into custody allegedly by Pakistani forces personnel from Keshangi area, on September 24, his whereabouts are unknown since.

Witnesses said that security forces also took Shahid’s motorcycle with them.

District officials have not yet commented on this incident.

SourceTBP

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