Recent weeks have seen a disturbing spike in violence related to blasphemy accusations in Pakistan. Multiple incidents have resulted in police fatally shooting suspects accused of blasphemy, with at least two such killings occurring within the same week. Notably, a doctor in Umerkot was shot dead during a police encounter, while a police constable in Quetta also opened fire on a blasphemy suspect in custody. Following these incidents, local police officers who were celebrated by some community members for their actions have been suspended, raising concerns over the legal repercussions of vigilante justice and the ongoing challenges surrounding blasphemy laws in the country. In a separate incident, a mob burned the body of a blasphemy accused man and blocked his burial, reflecting the intense societal pressures faced by individuals accused in these cases. The atmosphere remains charged as fears of fanaticism and extrajudicial killings escalate, prompting calls for a re-evaluation of blasphemy laws and their enforcement.