ANI | Quetta (Balochistan) [Pakistan] | Last Updated at June 16 2018 22:50 IST On the auspicious occasion of Eid, thousands of people protested in Balochistan's Quetta city demanding the return of their beloved, who were allegedly abducted by Pakistani intelligence agencies. Protestors urged the United Nations and Human Rights Organisation to take action against the abduction of information secretary of Baloch Human Rights Organisation (BHRO), Muhammad Nawaz Atta and eight other students. Reportedly, Atta and eight other students were taken into custody in October last year. Since then, there has been no news regarding their whereabouts or wellbeing. Meanwhile, a prominent Baloch activist, Mama Qadeer, who runs a campaign against missing persons in Balochistan, celebrated Eid by cleaning the photos of the missing people and those who were killed. Earlier in January, Qadeer had accused Pakistan of running a terror factory. "Pakistan runs factories to produce terrorists. I
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