Acts of Terrorism in Pakistan

[killerx]

years back we use to see in news in Pakistan clashes of suni shia Indian agent agents caused bomb blast in Pakistan times have changed gov is using different tactics to take mind of there corruption campaigns and ppp and musharaf have used the most successful and bloodiest one. When will it end?

 

[diamond007]

Does anyone know the list of french schools in Islamabad?

Is the french embassy has a dedicated school for the french citizins living in Islamabad

Thanks/Tamer

 

[Areesh]

PESHAWAR: At least eight people were killed and dozens including children injured when a blast occurred at Landi Kotal Bazaar of Khyber Agency Saturday, Geo News reported.

According to sources, a blast occurred at Landi Kotal Bazaar that wounded several persons including children who were shifted to hospital where many were said to be in critical condition. Eight persons later succumbed to their injuries.

Sources told that blast occurred close to Amna Lashkar leaders’ office.

Further details of the explosion are yet to be ascertained.

Khyber Agency: 8 killed, dozens injured in Landi Kotal blast - geo.tv

 

[xataxsata]

Bomb kills 26 in Pakistan market, 65 wounded



(Reuters) - A bomb planted in a pickup truck killed at least 26 people at a market in northwest Pakistan on Saturday and wounded 65, security and hospitals officials said, in one of the largest bombing death tolls in weeks.

The target in the town of Landi Kotal appeared to be a tribal leader allied with the government against the Pakistani Taliban, the Islamist militant group blamed for many of the suicide bombings across the country, security officials said.

Hospital officials said 65 people were wounded, most of them fruit and vegetable vendors.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility.

One security official said a suicide bomber connected with the attack began wandering around the town near the border with Afghanistan shortly after the explosion.

"The blast was so powerful, it was heard far and wide and caused damage to nearby buildings," said resident Sher Mohammad Shinwari

The Pakistani Taliban are seeking to topple the U.S.-backed government. Suicide attacks have eased in recent months but there are no signs Pakistan's military has broken the back of the group.

(Reporting by Jibran Ahmad, Ibrahim Shinwari and Ismail Khan; Writing by Michael Georgy; Editing by Sanjeev Miglani)

Bomb kills 26 in Pakistan market, 65 wounded | Reuters

 

[VCheng]

May the dead rest in peace, and may the wounded heal quickly and fully.

I hope the perpetrators are caught and punished.

 

[Hulk]

RIP to innocent civilians.

 

[KRAIT]

RIP..............

 

[Shardul.....the lion]

Blast In Kohat: Four policemen among 6 dead

A blast targeting a police van in Kohat killed six people, including four police officials, and injured five others late Saturday night.
Initial investigations revealed that the bomb was concealed in a pushcart parked by the roadside, which exploded when a police van drove past.
Kohat police spokesperson, Tanveer, confirmed the incident, saying that the police mobile was on a routine patrol on the Bannu-Kohat Road when the bomb went off.
The injured included the Saddar police station SHO, he said, adding that six officials were travelling in the vehicle when the bomb went off.
Published In The Express Tribune, June 17th, 2012.

Blast In Kohat: Four policemen among 6 dead – The Express Tribune

'Desecration of Holy Quran': 2 children killed in Quetta protest

QUETTA: A mob attacked a police station in Quetta on Saturday, demanding a man detained for allegedly desecrating the Quran be handed over, leaving at least two children dead and 19 with gunshot wounds.
Violence erupted after police arrested a “mentally retarded” man said to have burnt pages of the holy book in Kuchlak, about 16 kilometres (10 miles) north of Quetta, senior administration official Qambar Dashti told AFP.
“Angry protesters, mostly Afghan refugees, torched several vehicles and pelted police with stones,” Dashti said. They burnt tires and blocked the Quetta-Chaman highway.
“Chanting the man should be killed for blasphemy, they later entered the police station and started firing,” he said, adding that a senior police officer, SP Saddar Malik Irshad narrowly escaped while his police guard was wounded in the shooting.
Police fired tear gas shells and opened fire in self defence, Quetta police chief Qazi Wajid said. ATF and FC had to be called in to bring the situation under control.
The clash left two children dead and 19 people wounded including eight policemen, he said. “All the wounded people have bullet injuries,” he added.
The protesters said the accused deserved death for blasphemy and demanded the police hand him over to them, he said.
“The man appeared to be mentally retarded, we have taken him into custody and ordered an investigation,” Wajid said, adding that control had been restored

‘Desecration of Holy Quran’: 2 children killed in Quetta protest – The Express Tribune

 

[Shardul.....the lion]

Blast near IT university in Quetta kills three, injures 30

QUETTA: At least three students died, while around 30 were injured when a powerful blast occurred near an IT university located in Jinnah Town of Quetta early Monday morning, Express News reported.

The bomb was planted inside a car parked nearby.

The blast occurred when a van carrying students to the university reached the campus.

Four police officials were also injured as a police mobile passed by.

Capital City Police Officer Quetta said that the university bus was targeted in the attack.

The injured were moved to Combined Military Hospital (CMH) and Civil Hospital.

Police cordoned off Jinnah Town – a residential area in Quetta. The roadside blast left a 3-foot crater on the road.

Police and security teams have reached the site and an investigative operation is underway.

A rickshaw parked nearby was completely destroyed in the blast, while the buildings nearby received damages.

Blast near IT university in Quetta kills three, injures 30 – The Express Tribune

Bomb kills 5 students on bus in southwestern Pakistan
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...outhwestern-Pakistan/articleshow/14234795.cms

 

[Shardul.....the lion]

Teacher killed in Quetta

QUETTA: A principal of Kali Shekhan School and a representative of Watan Teachers Association, Nazir Marri was killed due to firing by unidentified persons on Arbab Karam Khan Road on Tuesday.

Students protested and burned tyres against the murder of the school teacher thus suspending traffic.

While protesting against the incident, students blocked traffic on Saryab Phattak, Double Road, Imdaad Chowk, and Zarghoon Road. The angry students resorted to vandalism, forcing the police to use tear gas. They also burned down a memorial on Imdaad Chowk.

The police dispersed the protesters before restoring traffic.

Following an appeal from Watan Teachers Association all schools remained closed for the day whereas a 10 day mourning period was declared.

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[Abu Zolfiqar]

it's the BLA and their supporters who are responsible for the killings of professors, engineers, even NGO workers.

they are nothing more than terrorists; so the ''morality brigades'' and the degenerate ISI ''enthusiastics'' in western and indian media should take note of this first

 

[Shardul.....the lion]

SHO injured in Lower Dir remote-controlled blast

LOWER DIR: A Station House Officer (SHO) and a gunman were injured in an explosion on Wednesday in Lower Dir, Express News reported.

The SHO of Lal Qila Police Station, Hazrat Hussain, was on a routine patrol in his car in the Zemdara area of Maidan in Lower Dir when a remote-controlled bomb installed on the roadside exploded, injuring him and the gunman.

After the blast, the area was cordoned off by the police.

The injured were shifted to Dir Qila Hospital.

SHO injured in Lower Dir remote-controlled blast – The Express Tribune

 

[niaz]

An Editorial in the Dawn of June 20, 2012.

Quetta carnageFrom the Newspaper | 23 hours ago 1

THERE seems to be no end to the relentless murder of members of the Shia Hazara community in Balochistan. Many of the victims of Monday’s suicide car bombing that targeted a university bus in Quetta, in which at least four people died and over 70 were injured, belonged to this beleaguered ethnic group. Lashkar-i-Jhangvi has claimed responsibility for the attack saying that its latest atrocity was ‘revenge’ for the bombing of a madressah in Quetta earlier this month. Members of the Balochistan Assembly have rightly questioned the role of intelligence agencies, particularly their inability to pre-empt such acts of terrorism. The deadly violence in Balochistan, especially in its capital city, has created a state of fear and mistrust between the ethnic and religious communities that reside in the province. However, while the provincial government has largely played the role of spectator as violence consumes Balochistan, it is the security establishment that must primarily explain why terrorist outfits have been allowed to operate with impunity in the province.

As we have argued before, trying to stop a suicide bomber when he is about to strike is next to impossible. Also, it is not possible for the security forces to be everywhere all the time. The fact is a police vehicle was accompanying the ill-fated bus in Monday’s tragedy, yet it could do little to prevent the carnage. The key, then, to checking the violence is to dismantle the infrastructure of terrorist groups through better intelligence gathering and pre-emptive action. The intelligence agencies’ role in this regard has been woeful to say the least, with militants striking at will in Balochistan. These shortcomings need to be addressed and the authorities in Islamabad as well as Quetta need to shake off their apathy so that the lives of the people of Balochistan can be secured.

Quetta carnage | DAWN.COM

Writing of the letter to the Swiss Gov't is far more important and has kept all the media, political parties and the Supreme Court occupied for the last two years.

Human life is cheap in Pakistan; who cares for the Shia kafirs anyway? Ask Rana Sana ullah, killers are his bosom buddies and he is darling of Nawaz Sharif and the Law Minister of Punjab no less!

But of course it is all due to Indian, CIA & Zionist conspiracy.

 

[Ikrash]

I think we should first ponder the fact that this is not our war anyway we have foolishliy indulge ourselves in to something much much bigger .
No one can fight against someone who is willing to die its is that same core that make us strong that is being used against us now and i dont think violence is the solution to the problem it only creates problems never solves them .

 

[Shardul.....the lion]

Two killed, 22 injured in Peshawar blast

PESHAWAR: At least two people were killed while 22 others were injured when a bomb placed in a cooking utensil exploded near Panj Peer Ziarat in Peshawar on Thursday.
According to police, 10 kilogramme of explosives material was planted in a pressure cooker and placed on a donkey cart tied near the shrine. The place is frequented by devotees on Thursdays.
“It appears that the target was the worshippers who were gathered here,” police official Tahir Ayub told AFP.
The two dead include a child and a 70-year-old man. The injured include five children and five women.
According to Express News correspondent Jahangir Shehzad, the blast was very intense and damaged a wall and a car parked nearby.
Bomb disposal squad has reached the spot and is searching the area for any possible secondary explosives planted by the perpetrators.

Two killed, 22 injured in Peshawar blast – The Express Tribune

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Two killed, 12 injured in Quetta blast

QUETTA: Two people were killed while 12 others sustained injuries in a blast in the Ghosabad area of Quetta on Thursday, Express News reported.
Express News correspondent Arif Mehmood reported that the blast took place inside a mosque at a time when people were gathering for evening prayers.
Police and rescue officials reached the site and shifted the injured to a nearby hospital.
The blast irked people of the area who started protesting, barring the media personnel from covering the incident.

Two killed, 12 injured in Quetta blast – The Express Tribune