Thanks heavens for that. The Changez khan era draconian tradition of Pushtunwali has only given us TTP and terrorism and a whole lot problems. thanks but no tanks.
Yes these LEJ are real trained gangsters with modern arms and ammo but still there is a possibility of fake encounter.Anyway this is the only to get good riddance when we cannot expect justice from courts.
He is not harmful he is just a show shaw political munafiq mullah.
What about 500 milligrams of ricin in his halva?Don't get too ambitious, however i am looking forward to a scenario involving Mullah Burka's halva and a few milligrams of military grade 84Po.
Ricin leaves no trace at all but polonium does.
Yes, @Horus.
Didn't Army train the ATF? So technically or indirectly it was the Army
LeJ chief Malik Ishaq killed in Muzaffargarh police encounter
MUZAFFARGARH: Chief of the banned Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) Maliq Ishaq along with 13 militants were killed in Muzaffargarh on Wednesday during a shootout after gunmen attacked a police convoy and freed him as he was being moved, police said.
According to initial information, LeJ chief Malik Ishaq along with his two sons were being taken by counter terrorism department (CTD) officials to a town of Muzaffargarh where they had seized an arms cache to identify men they had detained on suspicion of being members of Ishaq’s group.
As the police convoy returned in the early hours of Wednesday, a group of men on motorcycles ambushed them near Shahwala Jungle in a bid to release Ishaq. Fourteen suspected militants, including the LeJ chief, were killed in the ensuing gun battle.
Ishaq’s two sons, Usman and Haq Nawaz, Ghulam Rasool of the LeJ and his two sons were also killed. Further, CTD Punjab said six members of the anti-terrorism force (ATF) were also injured in the encounter.
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A senior police official said the attack came after Ishaq and the other LeJ cadres had been taken to recover a cache of explosives. The cache included “three water coolers full of explosives, detonators, a Kalashnikov, some rifles and hundreds of bullets,” the police official told AFP on condition of anonymity.
“Twelve to 15 terrorists attacked the police party… freed the accused and fled away on motorcycles,” a police spokesperson, Nabila Ghazanfar, quoted a policemen in the area as saying in a message. Police further along the road attacked the gunmen as they were fleeing, killing Ishaq, his two sons, and 11 others, Ghazanfar cited the policemen as saying in his message.
Ishaq’s postmortem is currently underway at District Headquarters Hospital, Muzaffargarh. The bodies of the dead and the injured officials were shifted to the District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital in Muzaffargarh. All gates of the hospital were sealed soon after.
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“Ten of the 14 militants killed in the encounter belonged to al Qaeda,” a CTD spokesperson told Express News. Further, he said they are seeking NADRA’s help in identifying the deceased.
Ishaq was on a US list of global terrorists and the group he founded has claimed responsibility for the deaths of hundreds of civilians. He has faced several murder trials but always been acquitted after witnesses refused to testify against him.
He was arrested again on Saturday, under a Maintenance of Public Order act, along with his two sons.
Barelvis are the ones with no-foreign connection. They neither receive funds from Saudies nor are on the payroll of Iranians. To date only one rotten egg operate in Mainstream Sunnis i.e. Sunni Tehreek and they are being dealt appropriately by rangers in their hub i.e. Karachi.
kam ho gya baat khatam chay usa kera de
Hey sir, I have heard that ASWJ itself is behind the killing of Malik Ishaq due to some internal rivalry and groupings among them and my sources are Noon league, Is that correct or they have some other agenda behind this propaganda?
I'm sure many of them are against Ludhyanvi leadership, their is some sort of deep divide in them and they are using it against each other, don't you think?
