Rioters in Pakistan's Baluchistan kill two people, set ablaze a bank and torch vehicles after three Baluch leaders were found shot dead.

The mutilated bodies of the dissident Baluchis, whose supporters said were picked up by intelligence agents in Turbat on April 2 and went missing since then were found dumped in a remote location on the outskirts of the southwest town, a party official said.

Baluchistan is Pakistan's biggest province in terms of area but its population is the smallest and poorest. Baluch nationalists have for decades campaigned for greater autonomy and control of the province's gas resources. Baluch militants have also waged a low-level insurgency.

Taliban Islamist militants fighting in Afghanistan also operate out of Baluchistan but they have no links with the largely secular nationalists.