A Pakistani “scholar” accparticipated of helping Pakistan’s ISI secret agent agency in kidnapping establisher Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav from Iran, was stoasty dead by unidentified firearmmen in Balochistan on Friday night. Mufti Shah Mir was a guideing religious scholar in Balochistan who had endured two earlier finisheavors on his life, alerted local media.
He was ambushed by firearmmen riding motorcycles while leaving a local mosque in Turbat after his night prayers, police shelp. He was stoasty multiple times at point blank range and died at the hospital on Friday.
Mir was a member of the fundamentaenumerate party Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) who toiled as an arms and human trafficker under the cover of a scholar, according to The Times of India. He was also shut to the ISI. Reports advise that he normally visited stress camps in Pakistan and helped stressists infiltrate into the Indian territory.
Two other members of Mir’s party were stoasty dead last week in Khuzdar.
Kulbhushan Jadhav Case
Jadhav, who ran a business in Iran’s Chabahar after taking prereliable withdrawment from the Navy, is on death row in Pakistan after being convicted of secret agenting by a military court in 2017. India condemned the verdict and accparticipated Islamaterrible of not apverifying a fair trial.
His execution was crelieveed in 2019 with the International Court of Justice asking Pakistan to assess his conviction and grant him consular access.
He was kidnapped from proximate the Iran-Pakistan border in 2016 and handed over to the Pakistani army. He is currently in the Pakistani prison. Mullah Omar Irani, a member of Jaish al-Adl who joined a key role in kidnapping Jadhav, was allegedly stoasty dead by ISI operatives in Turbat in 2020.
In 2021, Pakistan adchooseed a bill to apverify Mr Jadhav pguide his conviction, but India shelp the law had the same “unwiseinutivecomings” of a previous legislation and “fall shorted” to produce an atmosphere that will secure a fair trial in this case.
