KARACHI: Zubair Baloch, the younger brother of chief of the outlawed Peoples Amn Committee Uzair Baloch, who was shot and wounded in Lyari over a month ago, died during treatment at a hospital on Monday, officials said. Chakiwara SHO Inam Husain Junejo said that Zubair, 40, was targeted by unknown assailants on July 30 near his residence in Singulane. He was initially taken to the Civil Hospital…
Zubair Baloch, the 40-year-old brother of Uzair Baloch, the chief of the outlawed Peoples Amn Committee, died on Monday at a private hospital in Karachi after sustaining bullet wounds to his abdomen during an attack on July 30. Zubair was initially taken to Civil Hospital Karachi before being transferred to the private facility where he passed away during treatment. The assailants targeted Zubair near his residence in Singulane, and he had prior criminal history, having been arrested and released from prison in 2025.
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