QUETTA: Three bullet-riddled bodies were found in the Killi Nosahar area on the outskirts of Quetta on Friday.

Police, who shifted the unidentified bodies to Civil Hospital, said the feet and hands of the men were found tied with rope.

“All the three persons were killed by pumping bullets into different parts of their bodies,” police surgeon Aysha Faiz said, adding the bodies looked several days old and were beyond recognition.

Police have started investigation and were talking to the residents of the Killi Nosahar for their identification. They told police that no one was reported missing from the area.

Published in Dawn, November 13th, 2021

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