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Pak releases four detained workers of JuD
Islamabad, Dec 15 (PTI) Just days after launching a crackdown on the Jamaat-ud-Dawah after the UN banned it, Pakistani authorities have released four detained workers and removed police guards deployed at the home of a senior leader of the organisation.
Authorities in Azad Kashmir released the four detained workers of the Lashkar-e-Taiba's front organisation and also withdrew police guards posted at the home of the group's regional head, Maulana Abdul Aziz Alvi.
Chaudhry Imtiaz, the Deputy Commissioner of *** capital Muzaffarabad, told the Dawn newspaper that police guards had been removed from Alvi's residence but he had been asked not to leave the area without informing the administration.
Alvi, who heads the *** chapter of the Jamaat, was put under house arrest in his Karyan village on Thursday night.
"He had been placed under house arrest for security reasons. He is still under surveillance and cannot leave the station without prior intimation to the authorities concerned," Imtiaz said.
He said four persons taken into custody from a workshop run by the Jamaat in Muzaffarabad had been released because they were "merely mechanics". Imtiaz said there were no instructions from the federal government to detain the "regional or second-line leadership" of the Jamaat. PTI
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?? Make up your minds already - these guys can't seem to be able to keep their commitments
Assuming indians consider themselves a 'democratic,secular' country...would u be able to expalin according to the charter of democracy and civil rights how its possible to detain ppl long enough without any formal implication and in absence of sound evidence?if there's a way let Pakistan know!(other than 'we say so!' reason)
Do i need to say more?if the indian government isn't ready to share evidences till now since the investigation is still ongoing,y such a hue and cry?"We can make available whatever evidences we have. In this case, we are also investigating, we have not come to any conclusion. Therefore at this juncture, perhaps, it would be premature to share the evidences," Mukherjee told Karan Thapar on Devil's Advocate programme for CNN-IBN.
"We would like to see an ISI that is reforming and brought completely under civilian control," Kerry told the Indian Express.
We would like to see a CIA that can keep its nose in its own business and not meddle with Iraq,Afghanistan,India,Tibet,Pakistan and almost more than half the globe.mayb the world would be a safer place.Is sumone listening?
Oh and raw to limit it activities to inside india,rather than Afghanistan,Pakistan,Bangladesh,Nepal,Srilanka...whew...i thought the list wuldn't end!mayb a horrific event like the mumbai mayhem culd have been avoided!