"' The @UN's press release regarding the alleged abduction of Imran Ali widely reported in local circles as Imran Aslam relies on incomplete claims, lacks tangible proof & is riddled with internal contradictions:1. Unsubstantiated Arrest:The UN claims Imran Aslam was arrested by the CTD on 27 August 2025. Yet, no official arrest was ever registered, and no official statement has been released by the authorities.2. The claim that he was detained & tortured relies on unnamed "former detainees." The UN does not identify these witnesses, where they were held or how they were freed. Making serious accusations against state agencies based entirely on nameless claims & 0 documentation is unacceptable.3. The report directly contradicts itself on the handling of the body:"Following this disclosure, Alis family visited the Civil Hospital in Quetta, where they identified his body from photographs on record."Immediately after, it claims:"Imran Alis body was reportedly brought to the hospital alongside 6 other bodies, none of which were documented or reported by hospital staff or police. They were buried without proper identification or notification to the families."These two statements are entirely contradictory a hospital cannot have official post mortem photographs on record if the individuals were never documented or examined by hospital staff in the first place.The truth is that anti Pakistan agencies like RAW & foreign lobbies are orchestrating a campaign to destabilise Balochistan & bodies like the UN routinely fall for their propaganda. For years, individuals reported by the BYC & NGOs as "missing persons" have ended up being confirmed BLA terrorists. The BLA itself has claimed them as its own including Dr. Usman Qazi, Abdul Wadud Satakzai, Sufyan Baloch, Salim Baloch, Naeem Satakzai, Hamid Baloch, Qasim Arman, Sohaib Baloch & Shaynaz Baloch. The UN must stop amplifying narratives that shield terrorist orgs."
The recent press release from the United Nations regarding the alleged abduction of Imran Ali, mistakenly referred to as Imran Aslam, has stirred considerable controversy within Pakistan. The claims orchestrated by the UN suggest that Imran Aslam was arrested by the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) on August 27, 2025, but these assertions remain unsupported by any formal evidence or official statements from relevant authorities. This situation highlights the need for responsible reporting, especially when it involves sensitive issues of human rights and national security.
Upon closer examination of the allegations made by the UN, significant gaps in their record become apparent. The core assertion that Imran Aslam was both detained and tortured is anchored on testimonies from unnamed
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