6 military officials martyred in attack

[third eye]

http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakistans-war/193321-6-military-officials-martyred-attack.html

http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakistan-army/193338-death-toll-rises-eight-gujrat-camp-attack.html

 

[Sinnerman108]

Each and Every Molvi in the vicinity of the area should be brought out, dragged from their beards to the river.

Each and every Molvi should be shot dead, before every politician.

 

[Al Bhatti]

Long live democracy and long live illiterate public (who are deliberately kept illiterate by the politicians) so that they can be used in favor of the nation when need be.

 

[XYON]

The picture above is an old photo of the Bell Ranger helicopter that had crashed in the Chenab river a few months back. The Army camp that was attacked may have been a temp settlement for search and rescue. I have serious concerns about this attack being somehow linked to the anti-NATO supplies DAFA-E-PAKISTAN jaloos that is passing from Gujrat. The bastards who attacked the Army post may have been the terrorist-tag-alongs with the said jaloos!

 

[SQ8]

How idiot are you... Did you sent the molvis to attack the army or you are god to know they had beards?
Worst use of "every" in your useless comment.

Stereo typing..
but there is something called the usual suspects..

 

[Sinnerman108]

[B]How idiot are you... [/B] Did you sent the molvis to attack the army or you are god to know they had beards?
Worst use of "every" in your useless comment.

Don't talk about what you don't know.

Stereo typing..
but there is something called the usual suspects..

If the state of people has deteriorated to the extent that they are killing their own country men,
than the responsibility of such moral degradation MUST be imposed on those who claim to defenders of " Nazriati Asaas" and the word of God ! a.k.a Molvi

Each and Every ill of today's Pakistan can be traced (arguably) to Molvi community. Thus they must be cleansed and managed.

 

[IceCold]

Very unfortunate ! may their soul rest in peace. But it has nothing to do with the governance as you see we have similar problem in Kashmir where a legitimate Govt is functioning. These terrorists are cowards and have no respect towards humanity.

Kashmir is a disputed territory don't try to legitimize it with Gujarat.

 

[The bridge]

Kashmir is a disputed territory don't try to legitimize it with Gujarat.

I thought we were discussing terrorists not territories!!
your comment is off topic,

 

[Roybot]

Hours earlier, thousands from the Defence Council of Pakistan coalition of right-wing and hardline militant groups crossed the bridge on a “long march” from Lahore to Islamabad to protest against the reopening of Nato supply routes to Afghanistan.

Mullah and Military turning against each other?

Gunmen attack army camp, kill seven – The Express Tribune

 

[Ark-Angel]

Gunmen attack Pakistan army camp, kill seven - International - World - Ahram Online

At least six security personnel and a police official are killed near the normally peaceful Pakistani capital, Islamabad, hours after Islamist groups marched on a bridge over the security encampment.


Gunmen killed seven security personnel at an army camp close to Islamabad on Monday, officials said, hours after a protest march against the resumption of NATO supply convoys passed through the area.
The encampment was attacked from a bridge over the river Chenab, close to the industrial city of Wazirabad, less than 150 kilometres (100 miles) southeast of the capital.

Hours earlier, thousands from the Defence Council of Pakistan coalition of right-wing and hardline Islamist groups crossed the bridge on a "long march" from Lahore to Islamabad to protest against the reopening of NATO supply routes to Afghanistan.

Pakistan is battling an Islamist insurgency in its lawless northwest tribal region, but attacks in the area of Monday's incident, in the prosperous and generally peaceful province of Punjab, are unusual.

"At least seven security personnel including a police official embraced shahadat [martyrdom] and five others were injured due to firing by unknown assailants near Wazirabad," the military said in a statement.

A military rescue party had camped by the Chenab to look for the body of a pilot missing in a helicopter crash in May, the statement said, and the camp came under attack from a bridge.

"The exact number of attackers is not known but they came by motorbike and sprayed bullets on the troops from the bridge," a senior security official told AFP on condition of anonymity.

"It is highly likely that the attackers belonged to a banned religious outfit, which is a hand in glove with Taliban."

The official added: "Nobody has so far claimed responsibility of the attack but if we follow the pattern of the attack, it looks similar to assaults that these outfits have been carrying out in different cities."

The convoy of thousands travelling by bus, truck and car with the protest march stopped for the night in the town of Gujrat, across the river Chenab from Wazirabad, and they were expected to reach Islamabad on Monday afternoon.

The Defence Council of Pakistan bitterly opposes the country's "war on terror" alliance with Washington and the reopening of overland routes for trucks supplying NATO troops fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, the founder of the banned Islamist group Lashkar-e-Taiba blamed for the 2008 attacks in Mumbai, who has a $10 million US government bounty on him, on Sunday urged Pakistanis to join the protest.

The prime minister's adviser on interior affairs Rehman Malik said Sunday an elaborate security plan had been put in place for the march, involving four surveillance helicopters and closed-circuit cameras to monitor proceedings.

Pakistan reopened its roads to NATO convoys last week after closing them in protest at a US air raid that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in November.

The air raid plunged ties between the Islamabad and the United States, already shaky after the US raid that found and killed Osama bin Laden in a Pakistani garrison town in May 2011, to a new low.

After months of negotiations, a rapprochement was achieved when US Secretary of State said sorry for the deaths in the air raid.

 

[FEDEX]

May there Soul Rest in Peace.

 

[Mav3rick]

They were probably unarmed in any case since they were camped there as a search party.

The Bastards just picked a soft target.

RIP Brave sons of soil. I hope the revenge is merciless.

I seriously doubt even those in search parties ever go out unarmed. I mean, isn't the weapon a part of their dress code?

Each and Every Molvi in the vicinity of the area should be brought out, dragged from their beards to the river.

Each and every Molvi should be shot dead, before every politician.

And then what will be the difference b/w good and evil, normal and terrorist?

 

[Ark-Angel]

Waiting for Gen. (r) Hameed Gul's comment.

 

[FEDEX]

If there is a bounty of $ 10 Million USD then why don't Pakistan Government Hand him to US or US demand's for his Arrest...

 

[kumarkumar1867]

Inna-Lillahi-Wa-Inna-Ilaihi Rajiun !!

RIP to Six Miilitary Officials & May Allah-Taa'la bless their families & grace them strength to endure loss !!

Each and Every Molvi in the vicinity of the area should be brought out, dragged from their beards to the river.

Each and every Molvi should be shot dead, before every politician.

Ameen !