Pakistan: Blast at independent candidate's office in Balochistan kills 15, injures 30
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Pakistan: Blast at independent candidate’s office in Balochistan kills 15, injures 30

A blast outside the campaign headquarters of an independent candidate in Pishin, Balochistan, claimed the lives of 15 people and injured over 30. The explosion targeted Asfand Yar Khan Kakar's office, who is contesting elections in the NA-265 constituency and Balochistan Assembly PB-47 and PB-48 seats on February 8

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As many as 15 people were killed and more than 30 injured on February 7, in an explosion outside the election office of an independent candidate in Balochistan’s Pishin. The blast took place outside the political office of independent candidate Asfand Yar Khan Kakar in Pishin’s Khanozai area. Kakar is contesting elections from NA-265 constituency and Balochistan Assembly constituencies — PB-47 and PB-48 in the February 8 elections.

The injured people have been shifted to the Tehsil Hospital Khanozai, while the bodies have also been transferred, the hospital’s MS Dr Habib told media. Dr Habib said most of the injured are in critical condition.

After the blast, an emergency has been imposed across hospitals in Quetta for which additional staff has also been called, the provincial health secretary told media. The health secretary added that operation theatres with the staff are ready to treat the injured at the Trauma Centre, Civil Hospital, BMC, Benazir and Sheikh Zayed Hospital. The independent candidate was not present inside his office when the explosion took place in PP-47 in Pishin.

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has taken notice of the blast and summoned a report from the Balochistan chief secretary and Inspector General of Police (IGP).

An ECP spokesperson said that directives have been issued to take action against those involved in such incidents. Speaking with Geo News, Kakar said that the blast happened on a motorcycle outside his election office.

“Eight of our workers were martyred and more than 18 were injured in the explosion when the names of the polling agents were being finalised in the election office,” he said. Kakar was himself in Barshore when the blast happened and is currently reaching Khanozai.

(with inputs from ANI)

Topics: BalochistanElection Commission of PakistanDr HabibPishinBalochistan AssemblyPakistan
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