Good news for Balochistan
According to Hale Vash report/ Yesterday, Sunday, December 11, 1403, a Baloch teenager and a religious activist of Jamaat Tabligh, who was arrested by the forces of the Intelligence Department at the entrance of Zahedan city on November 18, due to lack of identification documents, was taken to an unknown place. He was transferred to this country along with the detained Afghan nationals from the Zabul border.
The identity of this 17-year-old teenager is "Ali Alizahi", known as Amir Ali, the son of Nurullah, from Zahedan and a resident of Bandar Abbas, which was confirmed by Halesh.
According to current sources: "Ali was arrested by the forces of the intelligence department on the way back to Bandar Abbas after finishing a four-month period of Tabligh Jamaat in Zahedan, and after a few days of interrogation, he was transferred to Al-Ghadir camp in Zahedan. In this camp, he was kept in a special ward for people with political cases. After 23 days of arrest and without informing his family, he was sent to this country along with Afghan nationals from Zabul border and now he is wandering in Afghanistan.
During this period, the family of this teenager had visited the Al-Ghadir Zahedan camp many times to find out about his condition, but they did not receive an answer and were unaware of the fate of their child. One of Hale Vash's sources had previously announced: "Information Department forces arrested Zahedan Ali due to lack of identification documents and took him to an unknown place during the stop and inspection of the entry." "Repeated follow-ups by the family and relatives from the Intelligence Department and Al-Ghadir camp were unsuccessful, and their concern about Ali's health was increasing day by day."
It is worth noting that in the last two years, after the protests in Balochistan, many Baloch citizens without birth certificates and even people who had identity documents were arrested by the military and security agencies as foreigners and crossed the border without informing their families. Some of these people have managed to return to the country, but according to reports, some of them have died in their destination countries or are still trying to return to Iran.
