Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Jan 04, 2014

kmkraoind · Post by **kmkraoind** » 22 Feb 2014 22:31

RCase wrote:Can some hakim edumacate Bakistanis that all medicines are laced with a secret ingredient of pigs blood in a worldwide conspiracy to send them to hell? They should immediately stop taking all medicines. Even blood transfusions should be refused by the pure as it is possible that blood from non believers, murtads, munafiqs may be injected into them or even tainted with pigs blood so that their spot in hell is assured!

Nobody believes such information that every medicine is laced with some sort of pig product, but I had some credible information that, many Chinese restaurants (China is largest consuming of pork) are using leftover pig's blood and bones to make iron/hemoglobin, calcium tablets and vitamin B12. I heard that most Pharma companies source their raw materials from China. I am spreading this genuine information to unaware Pakistanis through Twitter, so that Pakistanis will know real truth about their vitamin and mineral supplements.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 23 Feb 2014 01:25

Nine militants killed as security forces strike hideouts in Hangu

HANGU: Security forces carried out shelling on militant hideouts in Thall sub-district of Hangu, killing at least nine insurgents on Saturday, Express News reported.

“Gunship helicopters engaged the hideouts after confirmed reports of the terrorists’ presence,” a security official told AFP.

On February 19, military sources had said that at least 30 suspected insurgents were killed and several others injured as military jets and gunships had bombed their hideouts in the North Waziristan and Khyber agencies.

Talking to The Express Tribune, a government official had said the air strikes carried out on Wednesday night were authorised by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

Cheers

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 23 Feb 2014 02:27

So many Hindu and female doctors! What is happening to Pakistan?

There are some things you can’t help doing – like talking to fundamentalists. I know many of them and almost all of them are convinced that non-Muslims want to harm Muslims.

One such person, whom I have known for 25 years and who can’t compose a simple sentence in English (despite having two master’s degrees) thinks that since Pakistan was made for Muslims, those who are not Muslims should not be allowed to have jobs (unless there are no Muslims available, as for instance in jobs like cleaning up lavatories).

This man is deeply concerned about the growing number of Hindu doctors in Karachi’s hospitals. He can’t believe that Hindus are more studious than Muslims. He thinks Hindu students get more marks than Muslims in the province because the examiners in colleges and universities are all Hindus. I did some research on this and found that Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto once imposed an annual quota on the number of Hindu students allowed to be admitted in medical colleges, to reduce the growing number of Hindu doctors in Sindh.

Cheers

RCase · Post by **RCase** » 23 Feb 2014 03:37

^^^
How can Hindus be more studious than pious momin? The pure momin are busy fulfilling their martial duties of jihad, which is why the Hindus and women are getting medical seats. (One TFTA mard == 10 Hindus)

Shouldn't the majority of the medical seats be given only to the male Wahabis?

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 23 Feb 2014 03:42

Peregrine wrote:[
There are some things you can’t help doing – like talking to fundamentalists. I know many of them and almost all of them are convinced that non-Muslims want to harm Muslims.This man is deeply concerned about the growing number of Hindu doctors in Karachi’s hospitals. He can’t believe that Hindus are more studious than Muslims. He thinks Hindu students get more marks than Muslims in the province because the examiners in colleges and universities are all Hindus. I did some research on this and found that Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto once imposed an annual quota on the number of Hindu students allowed to be admitted in medical colleges, to reduce the growing number of Hindu doctors in Sindh.
Cheers

Why do they need medical Drs when all the cures for all the known and unknown diseases are already there in Al Qitab?

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 23 Feb 2014 04:09

Taliban Ayya, Taaalibaan Ayya :malis Kaa Paigam Leke Instant Jannat Saath Laaaya
Life under Taliban
Bhaag Irfan Bhaag

Despite the latest Taliban atrocity — and one merges into the next in a red mist — Nawaz Sharif is bent on sacrificing any number of Pakistanis to make sure Punjab is not targeted.
And sure enough, despite numerous terrorist killings in Karachi, Fata and Peshawar, the prime minister’s home base has not been hit recently. When there was an attack in Rawalpindi, the army and air force retaliated quickly, killing dozens of suspected terrorists in North Waziristan.
So, given our current trajectory towards abject surrender, we need to start thinking of what our country would look like when it is ruled by the Taliban. Sure, the process might begin by ‘only’ conceding the tribal areas, but it would take a moron to think it would stop there. From their secure base, the militants would want to extend their reach deeper into Pakistan, much as they did when they were handed Swat on a platter.Given the steely determination shown by our foe, and the dithering and lack of spine they have encountered in successive governments, the imposition of the Taliban version of the Sharia is now on the cards. What would this mean in reality?

In a recent interview, the Taliban spokesman has already declared that their candidate for the post of emir of the Islamic Emirate of Pakistan is Maulana Zeb F-azl-lullah. As he showed us when he was running Swat, he has no misguided notions of human rights to stay his hand while dispensing his brand of swift justice. So expect much blood in public squares, and public floggings to entertain us.
Interest is anathema to the Taliban, so they will refuse to pay any on the billions of dollars of loans we have taken. Our creditors will then block all further loans, triggering a foreign exchange crisis. Imports will come to a standstill, and industry will grind to a halt.Our foreign relations will be based on who is a good Muslim and who is not. Thus, the military, now dressed in shalwar kameez with ankles showing, will be told to prepare an invasion of India. As Taliban cheerleaders like Zaid Hamid have been urging, we should aim to plant the banner of Islam on the ramparts of Delhi Fort. Good luck with that. Pakistan is already a pariah in the community of nations, thanks to its tolerance of extremist terrorism, and its export of militancy. Imagine the doors that will be finally and firmly barred to all bearers of green Pakistani passports. And if we think the world will accept the nightmare scenario of our nuclear arsenal falling into the hands of the TTP, we need to think again.The Taliban have given the Kalash an ultimatum: convert or we kill you. It’s only a matter of time before churches, temples and other places of worship are shut forever.
Me? I’ll just grow a beard and order above-the-ankle, Taliban-style shalwars and go to china for sex change operation with titanium Virginity belt .

Anindya · Post by **Anindya** » 23 Feb 2014 04:12

Islamic Village In Texas Has Supposed Ties To Terrorist Group In Pakistan

An Islamic village in Texas is reportedly a “jihadist enclave” and was investigated for possible links to terrorism by the FBI. Ryan Mauro, the journalist who broke the national security story, discussed the information released in FBI declassified during a Fox News interview this morning.

According to Mauro’s research, the Texas Islamic village is operated by the Muslims of the Americas group. The organization has reportedly been linked to Jamaat ul-Fuqra, a radical militant group in Pakistan. Group members are allegedly followers of Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani, an allegedly extremist Pakistani cleric.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 23 Feb 2014 04:35

Taliban condemn violence in C. African Republic
Instant JannatAbad

KABUL: The Afghan Taliban on Saturday called for an end to violence against Muslims in the Central African Republic, making a rare statement on conflicts outside their region that was soon echoed by al-Qaida´s North Africa branch.Central African Republic has been wracked by sectarian violence, with Christian fighters hunting down and killing Muslim civilians in recent weeks despite the presence of thousands of French and African peacekeepers.The violence has displaced tens of thousands of Muslims in what the United Nations human rights body has called "ethnic-religious cleansing."In a statement released Saturday, the Taliban condemned the "merciless killings" of Muslims at the hands of "bloodthirsty militias" as the world sits "idly by."It warned that the situation threatens the peaceful coexistence of Muslims and Christians throughout Africa and urged the international community — including the pope — to stop the bloodshed.
The comments are "more than surprising," said Nader Nadery, director of the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit, a Kabul-based think tank."It has been very rare where the Taliban would comment or show concern about any development internationally that has not been linked to their cause or to their ideology," he said.While the Taliban long have focused on their domestic conflict, Nadery said the "unusual" statement could be an effort to display Muslim solidarity or may be tied to increasing talk and demands to be recognized as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan."This is symbolically an attempt both to show they are mindful of what´s happening globally and caring about the Muslim world, and they are trying to portray themselves as a state," Nadery said.It could also suggest that the Taliban is trying to help rally international jihad, "more in line with how al-Qaida usually opines on matters from Syria to Iraq to elsewhere," said Michael O´Hanlon, an Afghan expert at The Brookings Institution, in an email.Shortly after the Taliban statement, al-Qaida´s North Africa branch also condemned the "ethnic and sectarian cleansing" in Central African Republic and blamed France, which has peacekeepers in the country, for "fomenting" the conflict.Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, or AQIM, has previously threatened French interests around the world because of France´s military intervention in Mali.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 23 Feb 2014 06:52

Pakistan Purchases F-16s From Jordan

According to Pakistani sources, Pakistan’s Air Force has purchased one squadron of F-16 multi-role fighter aircraft from Jordan. The 13 F-16s were in service in the Royal Jordanian Air Force and will be inducted into the Pakistani air force next month. The deal has been finalized, approved by both countries, as well as the United States. The 13 aircraft are the same F-16 A/B Block-15 variant that Pakistan’s Air Force already operates.

The purchase brings the Pakistan Air Force’s total F-16 count to 76. According to Defense Industry Daily, the Royal Jordanian Air Force’s F-16 MLUs (Mid-Life Update) were bought from Belgium and the Netherlands. The set sold to Pakistan is from a separate set of F-16s in use by the Jordanian Air Force. “This set being sold is from the 33-plane Peace Falcon I/II purchases of F-16 ADFs in 1997 and 2003,” according to Defense Industry Daily. The ADF variant–ADF standing for Air Defense Fighter–is more suited for dogfighting, air superiority, and interception.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 23 Feb 2014 07:52

Peregrine wrote:So many Hindu and female doctors! What is happening to Pakistan?
. . . I did some research on this and found that Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto once imposed an annual quota on the number of Hindu students allowed to be admitted in medical colleges, to reduce the growing number of Hindu doctors in Sindh.

We know that ZAB nationalized the Christian missionary run schools and colleges but I wasn't aware of such a quota. Truly, a 'secular socialist' this ZAB like our own 'uninterrupted & uninterruptible' MSA.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 23 Feb 2014 07:56

Thousands to be killed in Military Operation: Professor Ibrahim
http://www.nation.com.pk/national/22-Fe ... or-ibrahim

PESHAWAR- Member Taliban committee, Professor Ibrahim said it seems the government has decided to launch an operation which will result in the death of thousands.In an exclusive interview with a private news channel, Professor Ibrahim said an operation in the tribal areas will lead to a mass exodus.Professor Ibrahim added that he had been contacted by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) leadership who were willing for a result oriented dialogue with the government.According to the Professor Ibrahim, the government follows the constitution while the Taliban follow the Quran and Sunnah.

arun · Post by **arun** » 23 Feb 2014 08:21

Threat of a major landslide damming the Hunza river in the Miacher Valley in Pakistan Occupied Jammu & Kashmir:

Miacher Valley: And the slopes keep cracking from side to side

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is still to repair the damage caused by the January 2010 earth quake induced landslide that dammed up the Hunza river and created the Attabad aka Gojal Lake which cut the Karakoram Highway (KKH) by submerging the road. Interestingly for all Sino-Pakistani talk of the “Geostrategic” significance of the KKH, formation of economic corridor to China etc., the break in highway is yet to be re-connected

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 23 Feb 2014 08:42

Brad Goodman wrote:Pakistan Purchases F-16s From Jordan

According to Pakistani sources,

The sole source of this "news" quoted by everyone else is TheNews of Pakistan. No corroboration from respectable aviation sources like Aviation week as of two minutes ago

arun · Post by **arun** » 23 Feb 2014 09:05

That is correct. All the articles claiming the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s purchase of F-16‘s from Jordan trace back to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s “The News”.

Meanwhile there seems to be no information to support why Jordan was selling; information such as a Jordanian purchase of replacement fighter aircraft, Jordan going economically broke, Jordan’s F-16’s being close to superannuation or alternatively that the Jordanian’s are so wealthy that superannuation is a superfluous consideration.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 23 Feb 2014 09:08

arun wrote:That is correct. All the articles claiming the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s purchase of F-16‘s from Jordan trace back to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s “The News”.

Meanwhile there seems to be no information to support why Jordan was selling; information such as a Jordanian purchase of replacement fighter aircraft, Jordan going economically broke, Jordan’s F-16’s being close to superannuation or alternatively that the Jordanian’s are so wealthy that superannuation is a superfluous consideration.

The US is a greedy and jealous exporter. Re export of US military equipment cannot occur unless the US agrees to the supply of spares and a new EULA for the new end-user. EULA for any US purchased equipment mandates US government permission before sale/re export and if the USG is involved the news should have appeared in "respectable" western media sources.

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Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 23 Feb 2014 09:39

The F16 purchase news is credible.

Rahul M · Post by **Rahul M** » 23 Feb 2014 09:43

thanks menons.
so I was correct. still need to determine the make though.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 23 Feb 2014 09:45

Anujan wrote:The F16 purchase news is credible.

I am still waiting for mainstream aviation media to pick up and corroborate the story. As the sole and original source of the story, I am reluctant to believe the News of Pakistan. Google for the news and you will find that ALL sources (there are just a handful) point back to one story from thenews.pk

Click here for the Google search results for the keywords "aviation week pakistan buys jordan f 16"

The wording of every single news item is either that used in the original Paki news, or that source is cited as the original source. I have been checking every day for the last 3 days and am still waiting for more credible sources to reflect the story.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 23 Feb 2014 10:00

Shiv-ji

Credible in the sense that I have heard it from people usually in the know and not associated with The News. Obviously I dont know if the Pakis really bought the F16s. Obviously in Pakistan there is a lot of hearsay going along, so it doesnt really matter much whether you know someone credible or not. For example, one guy really really in the know claimed that Mushy will be flown out. That didnt happen. Heart attack drama happened instead.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 23 Feb 2014 10:03

arun · Post by **arun** » 23 Feb 2014 10:09

With Tunku Varadarajan on banishing the term "South Asian" not to mention the term "South Asia". The "India Sub-Continent" has a much nicer ring to it as it is clear as to who is the 800 Pound Gorilla in this part of the world

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Can the Bradmins oblige and show the way by banning the term "South Asia" and "South Asian" on BRF and better yet do an automatic substitution with "Indian Sub-Continent" and "Indian Sub-Continental"

arun · Post by **arun** » 23 Feb 2014 10:26

shiv wrote:
arun wrote:That is correct. All the articles claiming the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s purchase of F-16‘s from Jordan trace back to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s “The News”.

Meanwhile there seems to be no information to support why Jordan was selling; information such as a Jordanian purchase of replacement fighter aircraft, Jordan going economically broke, Jordan’s F-16’s being close to superannuation or alternatively that the Jordanian’s are so wealthy that superannuation is a superfluous consideration.
The US is a greedy and jealous exporter. Re export of US military equipment cannot occur unless the US agrees to the supply of spares and a new EULA for the new end-user. EULA for any US purchased equipment mandates US government permission before sale/re export and if the USG is involved the news should have appeared in "respectable" western media sources.

Another of the Aroosa Alam type news article claiming that Forecast International had reported that France was going to export the Dassault Rafael to Islamic Republic of Pakistan, a report that was punctured ala S.Menon - Barrett like by some individual on Key Pubs

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A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 23 Feb 2014 10:50

arun wrote:Threat of a major landslide damming the Hunza river in the Miacher Valley in Pakistan Occupied Jammu & Kashmir:

Miacher Valley: And the slopes keep cracking from side to side

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is still to repair the damage caused by the January 2010 earth quake induced landslide that dammed up the Hunza river and created the Attabad aka Gojal Lake which cut the Karakoram Highway (KKH) by submerging the road. Interestingly for all Sino-Pakistani talk of the “Geostrategic” significance of the KKH, formation of economic corridor to China etc., the break in highway is yet to be re-connected

Pakistan wants to use its Navy to "liberate" Kashmir, what else? The other branches of its armed forces have been miserable failures so far. Above are the first steps.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 23 Feb 2014 12:19

A_Gupta wrote:
arun wrote:Threat of a major landslide damming the Hunza river in the Miacher Valley in Pakistan Occupied Jammu & Kashmir:

Miacher Valley: And the slopes keep cracking from side to side

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is still to repair the damage caused by the January 2010 earth quake induced landslide that dammed up the Hunza river and created the Attabad aka Gojal Lake which cut the Karakoram Highway (KKH) by submerging the road. Interestingly for all Sino-Pakistani talk of the “Geostrategic” significance of the KKH, formation of economic corridor to China etc., the break in highway is yet to be re-connected
Pakistan wants to use its Navy to "liberate" Kashmir, what else? The other branches of its armed forces have been miserable failures so far. Above are the first steps.

What does the holy book say about deforestation. But then again, Saudi was already deforested by the time the eternal rules were written, so Pakistan is closer to the ideal.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 23 Feb 2014 15:43

Brad Goodman wrote:Pakistan Purchases F-16s From Jordan

Esteemed Ladies & Gentlemen, Ladies & Gentlemen All :

With the Land of the Pure and the Home of the Terrorists' having A NEGATIVE FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES POSITION, where is the Forex to pay for the EFF SOLAHS?

Is the payment by the Four Fathers or are the Jordanians GIVING THEM FREE?

Cheers

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 23 Feb 2014 18:18

Anujan wrote:Credible in the sense that I have heard it from people usually in the know and not associated with The News. Obviously I dont know if the Pakis really bought the F16s.

Pakis may be in the process of negotiating the sale but it still requires US' approval. As Shiv said, that is not likely to happen.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 23 Feb 2014 18:34

A_Gupta wrote:Pakistan wants to use its Navy to "liberate" Kashmir, what else? The other branches of its armed forces have been miserable failures so far. Above are the first steps.

You mean the Mumbai terror attack by the sea was a trial run?

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 23 Feb 2014 18:40

Pitting the four fathers against each other, are we? Saudi 'seeking Pakistani arms for Syrian rebels'. Is that why al-prince visited al bakistan recently?

Saudi Arabia is in talks with Pakistan to provide anti-aircraft and anti-tank rockets to Syrian rebels to try to tip the balance in the war to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad, a Saudi source said Sunday

Pakistan makes its own version of Chinese shoulder-launched anti-aircraft missiles, known as Anza, and anti-tank rockets -- both of which Riyadh is trying to get for the rebels, said the source, who is close to Saudi decision-makers, requesting anonymity.

The source pointed to a visit to Riyadh earlier this month by Pakistan's army chief of staff, General Raheel Sharif, who met Crown Prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz. Prince Salman himself last week led a large delegation to Pakistan, shortly after Saudi's chief diplomat Prince Saud al-Faisal visited the kingdom's key ally

The head of the Syrian opposition, Ahmad Jarba, promised during a flying visit to northern Syria last week that "powerful arms will be arriving soon

The wheels are in motion to turn al-Levant into another barren Saudi Arabia, financed by saudi money and populated by the pakis. This is going to upset the eyerainian leadership.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 23 Feb 2014 21:36

Read their joint statement. Pretty much says they'll help the rebels and "foreign forces" (Iranian backed) should leave Syria. Same day Iran threatened to send in border guards into Pakistan to curb cross border attacks and kidnappings.

They want to set up a transnational governing body there too.

http://www.mofa.gov.pk/pr-details.php?prID=1735

vishvak · Post by **vishvak** » 23 Feb 2014 21:53

^^Paki Brotherhood love bankrolled by Saudis and supported by the most civilized first world-who would have thunk so. On the other hand Saudis themselves have enacted a law to debar those doing jihad elsewhere.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 23 Feb 2014 22:21

Saw this on twitter:
https://twitter.com/Mumtazz_Maneka/stat ... 32/photo/1

Taliban commander Abdus Salaam arrested from Kandahar. Again disguised as a women. Maulana Lal masjid and him too pic.twitter.com/GhFHOhlXH7

ArmenT · Post by **ArmenT** » 24 Feb 2014 00:22

A_Gupta wrote:Saw this on twitter:
https://twitter.com/Mumtazz_Maneka/stat ... 32/photo/1

Taliban commander Abdus Salaam arrested from Kandahar. Again disguised as a women. Maulana Lal masjid and him too pic.twitter.com/GhFHOhlXH7

No blue burkha? No wonder he stood out in a crowd.

rajithn · Post by **rajithn** » 24 Feb 2014 00:34

ArmenT wrote: No blue burkha? No wonder he stood out in a crowd.

No, he was going for his Nikaah!

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 24 Feb 2014 02:12

Pakis ponder life under the tellibunnies

So, given our current trajectory towards abject surrender, we need to start thinking of what our country would look like when it is ruled by the Taliban

So lets count the ways:

the imposition of the Taliban version of the Sharia (is there any other version?) is now on the cards

candidate for the post of emir of the Islamic Emirate of Pakistan is Maulana Fazlullah

So expect much blood in public squares, and public floggings to entertain us (Zia days are back again)

education will only be imparted through madressahs

Taliban... will refuse to pay any on the billions of dollars of loans we have taken

(the world will) block all further loans, triggering a foreign exchange crisis

Imports will come to a standstill, and industry will grind to a halt (what industry?)

Our foreign relations will be based on who is a good Muslim and who is not

the military, now dressed in shalwar kameez with ankles showing, will be told to prepare an invasion of India

plant the banner of Islam on the ramparts of Delhi Fort

Women, of course, would be told to stay at home

They could not be treated by a male doctor, and any display of skin would be punished with an immediate public flogging by a Talib

Imagine the doors that will be finally and firmly barred to all bearers of green Pakistani passports

The minorities might as well pack their bags and apply for asylum to whichever country will accept them. Non-Muslims, or to be more specific, non-Sunnis, are already treated like second-class citizens

All this supposition "if / when the tellibunnies take over". But, if all of the above is already happening, does that mean that the tellibunnies are in charge (by proxy)?

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 24 Feb 2014 02:14

ArmenT wrote:No blue burkha? No wonder he stood out in a crowd.

I wonder what or who gave him away? Couldn't be the beard. Have you seen the women there?

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 24 Feb 2014 02:25

There is a sudden influx of Pakis into australia. Mostly RAPEs who are leaving "for better opportunities" that too quite randomly (as in they dont have a job there).

Now news about Ashphuck wanting to go there too. Whats the reason? Lax immigration laws?

partha · Post by **partha** » 24 Feb 2014 02:42

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Why not? It's so much easier and comfortable to wage jihad in Kashmir from Melbourne or Sydney. In Pakistan, you never know when a greener yahoo will blow himself up near you. Oh and going to a mosque and praying is much safer in Australia, no?

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 24 Feb 2014 03:36

On the question of F-Solahs. I understand that the Jordanians hadn't bought them in the first place. It is leased from the US. If the Jordanians do not want these machines anymore they should return them to the Americans. It is the a purely American decision to sell or lease these to the TSPians, isn't it ?

saip · Post by **saip** » 24 Feb 2014 04:02

Pakistan most terror-hit nation

Loss to economy

The document goes on to estimate the total loss to economy in the last ten years because of terrorism at $78 billion. It provides a grim picture of the state of security in the country facing what it describes as serious traditional and non-traditional threats of violent extremism, sectarianism, terrorism and militancy.

Offering a situation analysis, the document blames flawed and myopic foreign policy choices relating to Afghanistan, Kashmir and India, prolonged military rules and declining capacity of the state institutions and poor governance for the internal security threat.

Link

You dont need a study for this. A day on BRF would have enlightened them.