Qilla Saifullah assault: Main suspects arrested within 24 hours

The breakthrough came after direct instructions from the Chief Minister of Balochistan, who ordered immediate action following strong public concern over the case. Special Assistant

Law enforcement authorities in Pakistan have arrested the main suspects linked to a serious sexual assault case involving a young man in the Qilla Saifullah area of Balochistan, moving swiftly within 24 hours of the incident, officials confirmed on Sunday.

The breakthrough came after direct instructions from the Chief Minister of Balochistan, who ordered immediate action following strong public concern over the case. Special Assistant to the Chief Minister, Shahid Rind, said police acted quickly on these directives and successfully apprehended the primary accused.

According to officials, additional raids are still underway to track down and arrest other individuals believed to be involved in the incident. Authorities emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and further arrests are expected as evidence is pursued.

Rind stated that the provincial government is committed to ensuring justice for the victim and accountability for those responsible. He added that those involved would face legal proceedings without leniency, reflecting the government’s firm stance on crimes of this nature.

The case has drawn widespread condemnation across the region, with growing calls for swift justice and stronger enforcement measures. Law enforcement agencies in Quetta and surrounding areas have been placed on alert as part of broader efforts to locate remaining suspects.

Authorities also reiterated their support for the victim’s family, stating that the government stands in solidarity with them during this difficult time. Officials maintain that the suspects will be prosecuted under the full force of the law as investigations continue in Qilla Saifullah.