According to authorities, attackers forced at least 22 people to leave their cars and checked their identities in south-west Pakistan.
The harm happened immediately on a bridge in Balochistan state, where security forces are battling religious, ethnic and separatist assault.
The military men checked identity papers, apparently singling out those from Punjab to get shot, before setting the cars arrive, officials alleged.
The Baloch Liberation Army ( BLA ), a militant group, has claimed responsibility for the attacks in Musa Khel district.
” The insurgents had a population of between 30 and 40. They stopped 22 cars”, said Najibullah Kakar, a mature native official, told AFP news agency.
” People from Punjab were identified and shot, and vehicles traveling to and from Punjab were inspected.”
According to Reuters news organization, the BLA has stated that it was pursuing military officers who were traveling in casual attire.
In a speech from his office, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif “deep anguish and denunciation over the criminal attack.”
Balochistan is Pakistan’s largest state but, although it has more tools than other regions, it is the least created.
The BLA and another separatists from the Baloch area have increased attacks on Punjabis and Sinhdis who work in the area somewhere in Pakistan. Additionally, they have targeted international energy companies, which they claim exploit regional resources without sharing profits.
In a similar event in April of this year, nine people were taken from a vehicle in Balochistan and shot dead after their Identifiers were checked.
In the past 24 hours, the BLA has launched a string of problems on various government buildings, including police facilities and security causes ‘ bases, across the state.
Many Western nations, including the UK and US, have designated the BLA as a world terrorist organisation.