Demonstrators in Karachi, Pakistan, marched in April to denounce the killings of three local politicians from Baluchistan Province, deaths that some attribute to Pakistani intelligence agencies. Asif Hassan/Agence France-Presse — Getty ImagesFrom The New York Times:
TURBAT, Pakistan — Three local political leaders were seized from a small legal office here in April, handcuffed, blindfolded and hustled into a waiting pickup truck in front of their lawyer and neighboring shopkeepers. Their bodies, riddled with bullets and badly decomposed in the scorching heat, were found in a date palm grove five days later.
Local residents are convinced that the killings were the work of the Pakistani intelligence agencies, and the deaths have provided a new spark for revolt across Baluchistan, a vast and restless province in Pakistan’s southwest where the government faces yet another insurgency.
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My Comment: This low level insurgency has been going on for years in this part of Pakistan .... where the killing of soldiers has been occurring on a regular basis. But in typical Pakistan ISIS/Army fashion .... in retaliation they are making a bad situation even worse.