Female Students Protest After Attack at Girls Degree College
Protesters demand justice after three female students injured in shooting at Nushki college.
The Brief
- BSAC organised protest at Turbat University over recent attack on female students.
- Three female students injured in alleged armed attack at Nushki college on October 27.
- Injured student Rukhsana transferred to Quetta for further treatment.
The Baloch Students Action Committee (BSAC) held a protest at the University of Turbat, condemning a recent shooting at Girls Degree College Nushki.
The protest, organised by BSAC’s Turbat zone, drew participation from both male and female students, who carried placards denouncing the attack and calling for accountability.
According to the college administration, three unidentified masked gunmen entered the Nushki campus on October 27 and opened fire on students, resulting in three injuries.
One of the injured students, Rukhsana, was transferred to Quetta for specialised medical treatment, as confirmed by hospital sources.
The incident has sparked widespread condemnation, with protesters expressing concern over the growing threats against students and academic staff.
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