Bullet-ridden bodies of three men found in Gwadar

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QUETTA: Three bullet-riddled bodies were found in Pasni area of Balochistan's Gwadar district on Sunday morning.

Police sources told DawnNews that locals had spotted three bodies in Pasni area of Gwadar.

The residents informed local administration regarding the recovery. Levies and Police officials reached the spot as an investigation into the incident went underway.

Police said all victims received multiple bullet wounds from a close range.

The bodies were shifted to a nearby hospital for postmortem.

The victims are yet to be identified while there has been no claim of responsibility for the killings.

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Dr.Arshad

Sep 13, 2015 01:32pm

Desperate attempts are being made by the enemies of Pakistan to sabotage CPEC but their designs will be foiled effectively by our Armed forces and people of Pakistan.

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NHM

Sep 13, 2015 01:42pm

Dawn and the rest of the media should avoid misleading news on Gwadar, it only serves the enemy's propaganda machine. This incident happened in the city of Pasni, the headline should have mentioned the city and not the district

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N.S

Sep 13, 2015 02:33pm

Anti CPEC machinations in action by the enemy country. Will never succeed.

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N.S

Sep 13, 2015 02:35pm

Kindly write a report or two about the development going on in Gwadar port and the city. It would be more interesting.

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Kamal Pasha

Sep 13, 2015 02:37pm

@NHM, I fully agree with you.

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nabidad

Sep 13, 2015 03:01pm

@NHM Very well said. I fully second your opinion about the media. Now it is high time for media also to do responsible journalism.

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susheel

Sep 13, 2015 03:18pm

@NHM we should behave like an ostrich it will solve all the problems.

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Nature_Lover

Sep 13, 2015 05:16pm

@NHM Absolutely agree with you. Media should play its part of responsible journalism. Instead highlight the progress and development in Baluchistan. Highlight how a majority of Baloch people love and support Pakistan. Baluchistan is Pakistan.

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Pixell

Sep 13, 2015 05:37pm

How come people get used to such levels of violence on a daily basis.

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Parveen Malik

Sep 13, 2015 05:46pm

Where is Human rights ? NO that is reserved for Kashmir only.

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Philosopher (from Japan)

Sep 13, 2015 07:40pm

How about crack down operation by rangers like in Karachi???

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Rahil Khan

Sep 14, 2015 03:03am

@Pixell Killings and murders in NY is the hugest in the world and occurs on a daily basis. It does not mean rebels but thugs are in every city including Pasni, Karachi, Delhi, Cairo, London, Chicago, , etc. People in North America will laugh if you tell them that the 3 people were killed and therefore the crime rate is very high.

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Rahil Khan

Sep 14, 2015 03:05am

@Parveen Malik 100's of people are killed in Kashmir. # were killed by mafia and thugs. Come to Gawadar or the City of Pasni and know the difference.

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Mujahid

Sep 14, 2015 04:24am

Gwadar project will be completed in a timely manner, because Army is going to help. Although enemy will keep on placing hurdles but in the end all of their effort will be wasted. Lot of unrest is because of economic reasons, which have started to improve.

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Musclemaan

Sep 14, 2015 02:44pm

The security of Gwadar is important. We need to ensure that the Chinese can derive sufficient profit from the SEZ, no matter what the cost for us.

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