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What?
what is so wrong with our media?instead of supporting and co-operating with security sectors,they are showing badmashi?
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What?
what is so wrong with our media?instead of supporting and co-operating with security sectors,they are showing badmashi?
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A Diana for 35k and a tripple 222 for 23k
Oh konse diana 35k ke le bhpehtay hai muna? Hatsan sniper 125 with supressor comes for 30k......this is one of the best......tum pta nahin kahan se letay ho......
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before jumping into third and fourth step why dont we start from the first one...how this guy sneaked into such sensitive area with so much ammunition? why wasnt he stopped at any check post ....
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Sir the problem is not with naka but c2 functions which are non existant. The fact that he has managed to breach red zone is a failure of the outer most cordon of our security layer.
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Sir the problem is not with naka but c2 functions which are non existant. The fact that he has managed to breach red zone is a failure of the outer most cordon of our security layer.
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He would have closed this case within an hour or two.
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This is a GOLD post.
Media persons should repeat it 10 times.
This is a contained situation. The situation is going on Police's term, not of the psycho.
The police is in COMPLETE control, they are just trying to resolve it without any kills, warna media walay charhai kar dete hain. Lal Masjid, Rangers shooting at car running away etc are all examples.
Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
PEMRA sattu pi kar soyi hui hai.
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no offence to anybody, in my mind ..this is how talon and zarvan will behave in a few years... unless we try to be more understanding towards them.... 
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Was he stopped? And dont forget it was ch.nisar who ordered to remove road blocks in ISB.
If he was stopped and he failed to comply than the simple thing was to shoot tyre.....if kids were spotted in car than as nuclearpak said they hchased him down.
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Pakistan gunman in Islamabad stand-off
Part of the heart of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, has been closed off because a man with two automatic weapons has been firing randomly.
The gunman is accompanied by a woman - possibly his wife - who was travelling in his car with him and two children.
His indiscriminate firing has damaged a police vehicle.
The stand-off is being screened live on at least two Pakistani television stations. He has made a series of incoherent demands.
The BBC's Charles Haviland in Islamabad says that police originally stopped the man for driving on the wrong side of the street.
The man then got out of his car and - using his wife as an intermediary to pass on notes to police - began swinging his weapons around and demanding to see senior officers.
Onlookers
"I am against vulgarity and immorality. My associates have taken up positions in the whole of Pakistan," he told a local TV channel while making various other incoherent demands.
Our correspondent says there is strong criticism on Twitter of some TV channels for giving him so much publicity and for interviewing him live. He is also reported to have said that he will never surrender.
A senior police superintendent has arrived at the scene and has started talking to him, but the gunman continues to get in and out of the car where the children - a boy and a girl - are sitting.
Anti-terrorism police have also arrived on the scene as have hundreds of onlookers who gathered in the central Jinnah Avenue as night fell and occasional gunshots resounded in the air.
A neighbour told TV that the gunman's house had been packed up and that he had hired the car now at the centre of the stand-off.
Correspondents say that security has been tight in Islamabad after police were warned about possible attacks by militants based in tribal areas on the border with Afghanistan.
Checkpoints manned by armed police are located at most major access points into the city, which is home to most government buildings and diplomatic missions.
Correspondents say that questions are now certain to be asked as to how the gunman managed to breach security and paralyse the city centre.
BBC News - Pakistan gunman in Islamabad stand-off
Part of the heart of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, has been closed off because a man with two automatic weapons has been firing randomly.
The gunman is accompanied by a woman - possibly his wife - who was travelling in his car with him and two children.
His indiscriminate firing has damaged a police vehicle.
The stand-off is being screened live on at least two Pakistani television stations. He has made a series of incoherent demands.
The BBC's Charles Haviland in Islamabad says that police originally stopped the man for driving on the wrong side of the street.
The man then got out of his car and - using his wife as an intermediary to pass on notes to police - began swinging his weapons around and demanding to see senior officers.
Onlookers
"I am against vulgarity and immorality. My associates have taken up positions in the whole of Pakistan," he told a local TV channel while making various other incoherent demands.
Our correspondent says there is strong criticism on Twitter of some TV channels for giving him so much publicity and for interviewing him live. He is also reported to have said that he will never surrender.
A senior police superintendent has arrived at the scene and has started talking to him, but the gunman continues to get in and out of the car where the children - a boy and a girl - are sitting.
Anti-terrorism police have also arrived on the scene as have hundreds of onlookers who gathered in the central Jinnah Avenue as night fell and occasional gunshots resounded in the air.
A neighbour told TV that the gunman's house had been packed up and that he had hired the car now at the centre of the stand-off.
Correspondents say that security has been tight in Islamabad after police were warned about possible attacks by militants based in tribal areas on the border with Afghanistan.
Checkpoints manned by armed police are located at most major access points into the city, which is home to most government buildings and diplomatic missions.
Correspondents say that questions are now certain to be asked as to how the gunman managed to breach security and paralyse the city centre.
BBC News - Pakistan gunman in Islamabad stand-off
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