Allegations of Enforced Disappearances and Detentions of Political Leaders Raise Concern in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
14-Oct-2026 — Qazi Jawad
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PESHAWAR: Serious allegations have emerged regarding the alleged enforced disappearances, abductions and unlawful detention of several Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders, elected representatives, provincial ministers and party workers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The statement also expressed concern over alleged casualties during military and police operations and disruptions to communication services.
The statement alleges that the province is being controlled by the corps commander and sector commander and claims that, on their orders, elected Chief Minister Sohail Khan Afridi, Provincial Assembly Speaker Babar Khan Swati and PTI provincial president Junaid Akbar, among others, have allegedly been forcibly disappeared or detained.
Claims Concerning Elected Representatives and Party Leaders
According to the statement, several political figures, including seven members of the provincial assembly and ministers, have allegedly been subjected to enforced disappearance, abduction or unlawful detention. The names mentioned include Fazal Shakoor Khan, Dr Amjad Ali, Abdul Salam Afridi, Muhammad Riaz and Sultan Room.
The statement also claims that National Assembly members Fazal Khan and Zubair Khan are missing, while National Assembly member Dawar Kundi is reported to have been arrested.
Other individuals named in the statement include senior leader Sajjad Khan Mohmand, Dr Nabi Jan, president of the Insaf Doctors Forum in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Dr Sardar Muhammad Saad, the forum's provincial secretary-general. It further alleges that dozens of other office-bearers and party workers have been forcibly disappeared or detained.
Concerns Over Alleged Firing and Communication Disruptions
The statement further alleges that several people were killed or injured by direct firing involving military and police personnel over the past 48 hours. However, it claims that the exact number of casualties remains unknown because internet, cable and mobile phone services have been disrupted.
Verification and Official Response
The allegations, the current whereabouts and legal status of the individuals reportedly missing, and the number of casualties have not been independently verified based on the information provided. Further information and responses from the relevant authorities are necessary to establish the facts surrounding these claims.
Editor's note: This report is based on allegations contained in the supplied statement. The claims should not be treated as independently verified facts unless corroborated by reliable sources.
The statement alleges that the province is being controlled by the corps commander and sector commander and claims that, on their orders, elected Chief Minister Sohail Khan Afridi, Provincial Assembly Speaker Babar Khan Swati and PTI provincial president Junaid Akbar, among others, have allegedly been forcibly disappeared or detained.
Claims Concerning Elected Representatives and Party Leaders
According to the statement, several political figures, including seven members of the provincial assembly and ministers, have allegedly been subjected to enforced disappearance, abduction or unlawful detention. The names mentioned include Fazal Shakoor Khan, Dr Amjad Ali, Abdul Salam Afridi, Muhammad Riaz and Sultan Room.
The statement also claims that National Assembly members Fazal Khan and Zubair Khan are missing, while National Assembly member Dawar Kundi is reported to have been arrested.
Other individuals named in the statement include senior leader Sajjad Khan Mohmand, Dr Nabi Jan, president of the Insaf Doctors Forum in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Dr Sardar Muhammad Saad, the forum's provincial secretary-general. It further alleges that dozens of other office-bearers and party workers have been forcibly disappeared or detained.
Concerns Over Alleged Firing and Communication Disruptions
The statement further alleges that several people were killed or injured by direct firing involving military and police personnel over the past 48 hours. However, it claims that the exact number of casualties remains unknown because internet, cable and mobile phone services have been disrupted.
Verification and Official Response
The allegations, the current whereabouts and legal status of the individuals reportedly missing, and the number of casualties have not been independently verified based on the information provided. Further information and responses from the relevant authorities are necessary to establish the facts surrounding these claims.
Editor's note: This report is based on allegations contained in the supplied statement. The claims should not be treated as independently verified facts unless corroborated by reliable sources.
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