Good news for Balochistan
According to Hale Vash news agency, 4 prisoners named "Omar Hasan Zahi" from the Hasan Zahi tribe with the birth certificate name "Goldad Shah Bakhsh", "Khoda Rahm Hassan Zahi" from the Hassan Zahi tribe with the birth certificate name "Khoda Rahm Rigi", "Abdul Hakim Hasan Zahi" from the Hasan Zahi tribe with the birth certificate name "Abdul Shah Bakhsh" and "Omar Hassan Zahi" from the Hassan Zahi tribe with the birth certificate name Mohammad Omar Shah Bakhsh" yesterday afternoon after 16 years of arrest and arrest with They were released from Bam prison on bail and were welcomed by the people and elders.
According to this report, the people and elders of the region and relatives of these four prisoners, who are from Hassan Zahi clan, came to welcome these prisoners at the entrance of Zahedan.
It should be mentioned that according to an informed source, in 2005 in Chah Ahmad village of Khash city during the funeral ceremony in the cemetery there, they were accused of murdering 8 military officers, with a large number of military forces attacking Chah Ahmad area with the use of helicopters. Copter and infantry were arrested and transferred to Kerman and were imprisoned in Kerman prison for 10 years and were transferred to Bam prison in 1995, where there were 5 people at that time, one of whom was named "Vahid Hassan Zahi" who was the son of Patti Mohammad, who was The arrested person was 18 years old, who was killed in prison during a conflict according to prison officials. And according to an informed source; When Vahid's family received Vahid's body, his body was completely wounded and dismembered, and they believe that Vahid was killed especially by the prison officers.
This source also added; These people were all innocent people who were arrested only because of their kinship with one of their relatives who was against the government and killed 8 military officers during a conflict with the military forces before 2005 in the Kerman region. The innocence of these people It was confirmed in the court and there was no confession or evidence against them regarding the murder of 8 military officers, but despite these 16 years in detention and indecision, they were released from Bam prison yesterday on bail.
