Mir Ahmadan Khan Rahija Bugti, chief of his clan and former district council chairman, has accused Bugti tribe chief Nawab Akbar Bugti of conniving with foreign powers to keep Pakistan an “undeveloped” state. Mir Ahmadan alleged that Akbar Bugti, his sons and grandsons were responsible for 152 murders and they had established their own prisons where they detained and tortured hundreds of people. He claimed the Bugtis were responsible for killing 35 members of the Kalpar clan, 16 people of the Rahija clan and seven people of the Masoori tribe. He claimed that Ata Muhammad and Abdul Wahid, relatives of Haji Ghulam Qadar alias Kakki Deenari, former general secretary of the PPL Sui gas union, had been in Akbar Bugti’s custody for nine years even though ransom of Rs 2.1 million had been paid for his release. The Rahija clan chief alleged that the chief of the Jamaat-e-Islami in Dera Bugti, Amanullah Khan, and two of his party’s activists were slaughtered at the dera of Nawab Akbar Bugti. An FIR was registered by Sui police, because Dera Bugti police were not allowed to register a case against Nawab Akbar Bugti, he said. He claimed that the murdered JI leader’s father Haibat Khan was later kidnapped and tortured and fined Rs 800,000 for registering a murder case against Akbar Bugit. Haibat Khan was still in custody because he could not pay the fine, he said.