28-year-old Noshad Ahmed Targeted and Killed in Tasp, Panjgur by State-backed Death Squads
28-year-old Noshad Ahmed Targeted and Killed in Tasp, Panjgur by State-backed Death Squads
JUNE 1, 2026 — TASP, PANJGUR, BALOCHISTAN
Noshad Ahmed, son of Jameel Ahmed, a 28-year-old resident of Tasp, Panjgur, was targeted and killed by a state-backed death squad on 1 June 2026, on Chedagi Road in the Tasp area of Panjgur, Balochistan.
The incident took place between the Asr and Maghrib prayers, when armed members of death squads in a white Axio car opened fire on Noshad Ahmed. He sustained fatal gunshot injuries and was martyred on the spot.
Noshad Ahmed lived in Tasp with his family. His killing has left his family, relatives, and loved ones devastated and in deep mourning.
The attack, carried out openly on a public road, has intensified fear and concern among local residents. Such incidents continue to have a profound impact on affected families and communities, who are left struggling with loss and seeking justice for their loved ones.
The killing of Noshad Ahmed highlights the ongoing human rights concerns in Balochistan, where civilians continue to face violence and insecurity. Families affected by such incidents often endure immense suffering while seeking accountability and justice.
BYC condemnation
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) strongly condemns the killing of Noshad Ahmed and demands accountability for those responsible. His killing is yet another example of the ongoing violence and human rights violations in Balochistan, where civilians continue to lose their lives with no accountability.
The BYC urges human rights organizations to take serious notice of this incident and the broader human rights situation in Balochistan. Justice must be ensured for Noshad Ahmed, and those responsible for his killing must be brought to justice. The repetition of such killings reflects a disturbing pattern of violence in Balochistan, where families are repeatedly left seeking answers, justice, and accountability for their loved ones.
JUNE 1, 2026 — TASP, PANJGUR, BALOCHISTAN
Noshad Ahmed, son of Jameel Ahmed, a 28-year-old resident of Tasp, Panjgur, was targeted and killed by a state-backed death squad on 1 June 2026, on Chedagi Road in the Tasp area of Panjgur, Balochistan.
The incident took place between the Asr and Maghrib prayers, when armed members of death squads in a white Axio car opened fire on Noshad Ahmed. He sustained fatal gunshot injuries and was martyred on the spot.
Noshad Ahmed lived in Tasp with his family. His killing has left his family, relatives, and loved ones devastated and in deep mourning.
The attack, carried out openly on a public road, has intensified fear and concern among local residents. Such incidents continue to have a profound impact on affected families and communities, who are left struggling with loss and seeking justice for their loved ones.
The killing of Noshad Ahmed highlights the ongoing human rights concerns in Balochistan, where civilians continue to face violence and insecurity. Families affected by such incidents often endure immense suffering while seeking accountability and justice.
BYC condemnation
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) strongly condemns the killing of Noshad Ahmed and demands accountability for those responsible. His killing is yet another example of the ongoing violence and human rights violations in Balochistan, where civilians continue to lose their lives with no accountability.
The BYC urges human rights organizations to take serious notice of this incident and the broader human rights situation in Balochistan. Justice must be ensured for Noshad Ahmed, and those responsible for his killing must be brought to justice. The repetition of such killings reflects a disturbing pattern of violence in Balochistan, where families are repeatedly left seeking answers, justice, and accountability for their loved ones.