Ziarat martyrs’ families continue Quetta sit-in

The families of police personnel who were killed in the Ziarat attack have continued their sit-in protest in Quetta for the fifth consecutive day. The

The families of police personnel who were killed in the Ziarat attack have continued their sit-in protest in Quetta for the fifth consecutive day. The protesters are holding the bodies of the deceased officials at the protest site while demanding justice and a transparent investigation into the incident.

The families and supporters have called for the establishment of a judicial commission to investigate the terrorist attack. They are demanding that the facts behind the attack be uncovered and those responsible be brought to justice.

The protest began after a deadly attack in the Mangi area of Ziarat on July 7, in which 30 police personnel were martyred. According to officials, armed attackers targeted the police force, resulting in heavy casualties.

The families of the victims have expressed concerns over the circumstances surrounding the attack. They have urged the authorities to take immediate steps to prevent such incidents in the future and ensure the safety of law enforcement personnel.

The protesters have continued their demonstration despite the passage of several days. They have stated that they will not end the sit-in until their demands are addressed.

The incident has drawn attention across Balochistan, where security forces have frequently faced attacks by armed groups. Authorities have launched efforts to investigate the attack and trace those involved.

The families have appealed to the government to provide justice to the victims and take effective measures against terrorism in the province.

The martyred police officials were remembered by colleagues and residents, who paid tribute to their sacrifices. Officials have assured that the sacrifices of the personnel will not go in vain and that those responsible for the attack will face legal action.