Brutal killings
This refers to the brutal killings of the innocent Hazaras in Quetta Pakistan. The bloodshed is part of a wider surge in sectarian violence across Pakistan in which 375 people of a particular sect have died this year —the worst toll since the 1990. This methodical killing of Hazaras is a clear cut description of the antipathy of local administration towards Hazaras. It’s painful.
Eesar Mehdi
eesar.mehdi@gmail.com
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