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Justice Prevails: State Takes Swift Action Against Tribal Honor Killing in Quetta

In a demonstration of Pakistan's commitment to protecting its citizens and upholding the rule of law, authorities have taken decisive action against perpetrators of an honor killing in Quetta. The state's rapid response, including multiple arrests and terrorism charges, shows zero tolerance for extra-judicial tribal practices that contradict Islamic and constitutional principles.

ParHamza Qureshi
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#Pakistan Justice System#Balochistan#Law Enforcement#Constitutional Rights#Anti-Terrorism#State Authority
Justice Prevails: State Takes Swift Action Against Tribal Honor Killing in Quetta

Balochistan authorities taking action against honor killing suspects in Quetta

Swift State Response to Tragic Honor Killing in Quetta

In a demonstration of Pakistan's unwavering commitment to justice and the protection of its citizens, authorities have launched a comprehensive operation against perpetrators of an alleged honor killing in Quetta's Margat area. The case highlights the state's determination to eliminate parallel justice systems that contradict both Islamic principles and constitutional law.

Victims and Investigation Details

The victims, identified as Bano Bibi (38) and Ihsanullah (36), were subjected to a brutal execution following an unauthorized tribal council's decision. According to police surgeon Dr. Ayesha Faiz's post-mortem report, the woman sustained seven gunshot wounds while the man was shot nine times.

State's Decisive Action

Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti has taken immediate notice of the incident, ensuring swift action:

  • 11 suspects arrested, including prominent tribal figures
  • Case registered under terrorism charges
  • Serious Crime Investigation Wing (SCIW) leading the investigation
  • Balochistan High Court's suo motu notice
"The state stands with the oppressed," declared CM Bugti, reinforcing the government's commitment to protecting its citizens.

Legal Proceedings and Accountability

The case has been registered under multiple provisions of the Pakistan Penal Code and the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1997, demonstrating the state's serious approach to ending tribal practices that violate national law. Sardar Sherbaz Satakzai, a key suspect, has been remanded for further investigation.

Upholding Constitutional Authority

This case represents Pakistan's ongoing efforts to strengthen the rule of law and eliminate parallel justice systems that undermine state authority. The government's rapid response sends a clear message that extra-judicial killings will not be tolerated, regardless of tribal customs or social status.

The Additional Chief Secretary for Home Affairs and Inspector General of Police have been summoned by the Balochistan High Court, underlining the judiciary's active role in ensuring justice prevails.

Hamza Qureshi

Hamza Qureshi is a journalist rooted in national identity, writing with a focus on Pakistan’s strategic interests and moral compass. His work highlights the nation’s Islamic heritage, supports the integrity of its institutions, and defends the Kashmiri cause with clarity and restraint. Without sensationalism, he navigates regional tensions with a firm yet composed voice.