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imageKHUZDAR: At least four people including son, nephew and brother of Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) Balochistan chapter’s President Sanaullah Zehri were killed in a remote controlled blast near his convoy here on Tuesday.

According to official sources, unknown militants targeted the convoy of PML-N provincial President with remote controlled bomb at Ghut Bridge in Khuzdar district.

Levies sources said a remote controlled explosion went off after Zehri’s convoy of four to five cars passed Ghat Bridge killing Zehri’s son Mir Sikander, his brother Mir Mehar and nephew Mir Zaid.

At least 25 to 30 others were also injured in the remote controlled bomb.Security forces cordoned off the site of the blast and the injured were shifted to the hospital.

Meanwhile, Sardar Sanaullah Zehri remained safe in the attack.

Copyright INP (Independent News Pakistan), 2013

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