BYC Leader Mahrang Baloch Detention Extended for 30 Days

Baloch Yekjehti Committee leader Mahrang Baloch’s detention extended by 30 days under terrorism and sedition charges, says her lawyer.

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Mahrang Baloch detention extended in Quetta

Baloch Yekjehti Committee leader Mahrang Baloch's detention extended by 30 days under terrorism and sedition charges, says her lawyer.

April 22, 2025

Quetta – 22 April 2025: The Balochistan government has extended the Mahrang Baloch detention by 30 more days, after initially placing her in custody on terrorism charges. Meanwhile, her lawyer, Imran Baloch, confirmed the extension and strongly criticized the continued confinement as politically motivated.

Mahrang Baloch, 32, is a prominent leader of the Baloch Yekjehti Committee (BYC) and was originally arrested on March 22. She was taken into custody after participating in a peaceful sit-in protest in Quetta, where demonstrators demanded the release of detained BYC members.

According to her legal representative, the initial 30-day detention was nearing expiration when the authorities issued a fresh notification. “The government has ordered to detain her for 30 more days,” Imran Baloch said, citing the new extension.

Officials charged her with serious allegations including “terrorism,” “sedition,” and “murder,” although no evidence has been made public. Human rights activists have condemned the move as a crackdown on dissent and protest in Balochistan.

The Mahrang Baloch detention extension has drawn widespread criticism from civil society and political observers. They view her arrest as an attempt to suppress voices advocating for the rights of Baloch people.

Meanwhile, supporters continue to demand her immediate release and urge the government to drop all charges. BYC members stated that peaceful protest is a constitutional right and that targeting activists only worsens the sense of injustice in the province.

Legal experts warn that prolonged detention without trial undermines the rule of law. The situation remains tense as protests in solidarity with Mahrang Baloch are expected to intensify across Balochistan.

Disclaimer: This news is verified and authentic, based on credible sources and media reports.

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