Baloch Yakjehti Committee alleges security forces linked to two civilian deaths in Balochistan

The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has lodged a formal complaint alleging that Pakistani security personnel were involved in the killing of two Baloch civilians in separate incidents this month. The committee, which monitors human‑rights concerns in the province, said the deaths raise fresh alarm over the possibility of extrajudicial executions by state actors in Balochistan.

According to the BYC’s statement, the two incidents occurred in different districts of the province and involved unarmed locals. The committee has called for an independent investigation, warning that unchecked violence could further destabilise an already volatile region.

The accusations arrive at a time when the broader South‑Asian diaspora is watching Pakistan’s internal security policies closely, especially given the impact on cross‑border migration, trade, and the safety of overseas families with ties to the area. Human‑rights groups have previously highlighted similar concerns, and the BYC’s latest claim adds pressure on Islamabad to demonstrate accountability.

The report was first covered by Desi Talk Chicago and underscores ongoing tensions between security agencies and ethnic communities in Pakistan’s southwestern frontier.