Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Jan 04, 2014

[SSridhar]

My Trip to North Waziristan - Part II - DT

Mufti Noor Wali’s verdicts would make some happy but others upset. I noticed that those who were on good terms with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and provided funds to it get favourable decisions from him. Several Mehsud tribesmen were targeted in Karachi; the terror of the TTP is so great that when Mufti Noor Wali makes a phone call to someone from the Mehsud tribe living in Karachi, he does not waste a day in reaching Miranshah. The trip from Karachi to Miranshah and the lodging there cost around Rs 50,000 and since Mufti Noor Wali has banned Mehsud jirgas in Karachi, anyone with a small dispute has to submit his case in his darbar. Now the Sajna group has complete control over Karachi and the extortion money (bhatta) that it collects from builders, transporters, the oil tankers union, rickshaw union and businessmen, with impunity. The interesting aspect is that the above unions take money themselves to Miranshah to hand over to the cross-eyed ‘chief justice’. The Hakimullah Mehsud group has almost been eliminated from the city of Karachi. The Sajna group has also eliminated the influence of the Awami National Party (ANP) from the port city. So far, not a single important commander from either the Hakimullah Mehsud group or Khan Said Sajna group has been targeted by the police, rangers and the army in Karachi. The high profile commanders of Hakimullah Mehsud were all killed by the Sajna group, not by the armed forces. The important commanders of the Sajna group in Karachi are Khan Zaman, Mufti Javid, Zahidullah Zakriya and Omar. They are openly operating in Karachi and have not been arrested by the security agencies, which makes common people suspect that they have the support of the security establishment. Several people in Miranshah told me that they have lost faith in the government agencies and they have no option but to come to Miranshah and pay money to save their skin and their families.

I noticed that Mufti Noor Wali caused terror among the people — those going to meet him were truly terrorised. He has spread the propaganda that he is very strict and does not compromise on principles but I noticed that if one has a strong reference from a big commander in the TTP, one will get an appointment easily and also a favourable decision; otherwise one has to wait for weeks to meet him. The TTP gets sizable funding from Karachi. According to some estimates and my interaction with businessmen in Karachi, the TTP collects Rs 100 million every month from Karachi alone. When we met Mufti Noor Wali in his office in the presence of Khan Said Sajna, the meeting went very smoothly. However, I noticed that neither our bodies were searched nor our phones were taken from us. This shows their confidence about having complete control. I found him to be a rigid man with a coarse voice and no sense of humour at all. He presented himself as an uncompromising man who accepts no references and makes decisions justly. Since he is the chief justice of the Taliban Sharia Court, his decisions are based on sharia. One thing I noticed: he is very hospitable and when it is lunchtime, he feeds everyone present in his office. He fed us too with beef, potato and gravy followed by black tea. The lunch was good, no doubt.

Mufti Noor Wali is well respected by all commanders from the Sajna group as well as by Khan Said Sajna himself. The friend I accompanied had a land dispute with another party in Ittehad town in Karachi but since he had a strong reference from a TTP commander, we were given access to the chief justice on the same day. The chief justice did not arrive at a decision and told the opposing parties that he would seek evidence from his commanders and make a decision in the next hearing. The date for the next hearing would be conveyed to both the parties through ‘proper’ channels. I also visited different towns in North Waziristan like Data Khel, Dande Darpakhel, Mir Ali, Ghulam Khan, Shawal and areas of the Dawar tribe. I discovered that the Dawar tribesmen are really fed up with the Mehsud Taliban. Hundreds of Dawar families fled their lands and moved to Bannu for fear of military operations especially after the Khajuri suicide attack and corresponding military strikes in Mir Ali.

The Dawar tribesmen also left for other areas when the political administration asked them to expel the TTP and Uzbeks from their areas. Their plea was how could they expel them if the government was in no position to do the same? Dawar tribesmen also told me that when there are drone strikes or military strikes, TTP militants loot their shops with impunity. People in private will tell you how much they appreciate drone strikes but, in front of the media, they feel frightened. The most important thing I saw was that very close to the Miranshah main market is a military fort but in the centre of the bazaar is a government hospital of which full operational control is with the Taliban. We saw Taliban from the Sajna group and the Haqqani group in the hospital. I also saw Haqqani group members openly roaming in their vehicles and not being stopped at army check posts. The Wazir Taliban also enjoy full freedom in Miranshah and other parts of North Waziristan.

Some general observations I had: when top Taliban commanders park their vehicles, others strictly watch them for fear that someone may plant explosives close to them. Both groups are afraid of each other and in recent incidents have killed each other’s commanders. I have heard that TTP commanders do not stay in one place. Top commanders like Rais Khan, alias Azam Tariq, Noor Wali and Khan Said Sajna stay in different houses given to them by the local people. They visit each other unannounced. At night, one hears drones above and everyone has this fear that their house might be targeted. Despite this fear, locals tell me that drones are the best weapons ever produced.


(Concluded)

[shiv]

PTI to challenge 2007 PPO in Court, Ms. Mazari

http://i.dawn.com/large/2014/04/5343d93 ... =565708371

Please Sridhar - its dinner time. I puked

[Aditya_V]

Pakistani Railways is happy that the Engine was not damaged int he Bomb blast, otherwise they will have secure more funds Saudi to buy the extra locomotive from China.

Will a Nadita Das and Mahest Bhatt who proudly took awards from Pakistanis dare comment on plight of Minorities there. Oops sorry world is full of only saffron terrorists.

[shiv]

Pakistan Govt should request TTP to extend ceasefire till Indian elections are over so that Pakistanis can peacefully monitor the rise of communal and fascists forces in India.

Secularism in India is under threat, and the plight of minorities in India can only be revealed by Pakistan. I support a cease fire between the TTP and the Army until the Indian elections are over

[Anujan]

^^^
Also Pakistan army should shelve its coup plans till Civil-Military balance in India is restored.

In other news. People wrongly accusing Pakistan of exporting only terrorists are misinformed. Pakistan exports Polio too!

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/08/world ... share&_r=0

Polio Spreads From Syria to Iraq, Causing Worries

World Health Organization officials said the first Iraqi polio case, that of a 6-month-old boy in Baghdad, was confirmed on March 30 by Iraq’s Ministry of Health and had the same genetic fingerprint as the virus that paralyzed 27 children in eastern Syria in October — both having originated in Pakistan, one of the few countries in the world where polio has not been eradicated.

[shiv]

Pakistan's exports sector is growing by leaps and bounds:
1. Traditional Exports (Agriculture) - Heroin, Marijuana, rice mixed with lice shit
2. Manufacturing sector - chemicals - Ammonium Nitrate for IEDs
3. Service sector: terrorism, shia control services
4. Biotechnology sector: Polio

[shiv]

2) Pakistan army jet crashes in Punjab province killing 2 flying jihadis a.k.a pilots Pakistan army jet crashes in Punjab province, 2 pilots killed

Probably shia pilots. These planes work perfectly well in sunni Saudi arabia which is buying them by the dozen.

[pankajs]

Pakistan claims 32 Guinness World Records, sparks controversy
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl ... ote]LAHORE: Just days after Pakistan's Punjab government claimed to have set 32 world records, the Guinness World Records has said the judges who observed the record breaking event were not part of its team.

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Amarilis Whitty, public relations director Guinness World Records, said in an email: "I would like to confirm that we have not partnered with the Sports Board Punjab and we do not have representatives of the names you mention below. Those people are not associated to GWR and we did not adjudicate those events in Pakistan." [/quote]

[Peregrine]

UBA bomb attack on Jaffar Express in Sibi leaves 16 dead, 44 injured

SIBI / QUETTA : A woman and five children among 16 people were killed when the United Baloch Army (UBA) detonated a bomb on the Quetta-Rawalpindi passenger train Jaffar Express at Sibi railway station on Tuesday.

The deadly bombing left 44 people injured, five of whom with critical wounds. They were transported to Quetta.

“The blast took place inside bogie number 9 of passenger Train Jaffar Express, which was on its way to Rawalpindi from Quetta,” Qazi Hussain, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) police Sibi told Express Tribune. Railway employees and police officials detached the bogie from other bogies in order to keep the fire from spreading.

Police investigators said around 20 kilograms of explosive materials were used in the blast. “It seems the explosive materials were planted inside the passenger train at Sibi railway station,” a railway official said.

The bogie caught fire and 16 people inside the bogie were burnt to death while more than 40 others sustained injuries.

The United Baloch Army claimed responsibility for the attack, BBC Urdu reported.
Charred beyond recognition, the bodies of the deceased were transported to Quetta so that their identities could be determined by DNA testing.

Rescue workers, fire fighters, police and security forces rushed to the station and transported the injured and deceased to Civil Hospital Sibi. Fire fighters managed to bring the fire under control after 40 minutes of struggle.

Some of the injured were shifted to Combined Military Hospital Sibi, while five injured with critical wounds were transported to Quetta by army helicopters.

Jaffar Express later left for its destination Rawalpindi after the conclusion of rescue operation in the blast site.

“We received 12 dead bodies and 41 injured and most of them are in critical condition. Women and children are among the injured,” said Ghulam Sarwar, Medical Superintendent (MS) of Civil Hospital Sibi told The Express Tribune.

President Mamnoon Hussain condemned the killings in the blast which occurred ten minutes after the train stopped at the railway station.

Railway Minister Khwaja Saad Rafiq said that the attack could be in retaliation of yesterday’s search operation by security forces in Balochistan in which 30 suspected militants were killed.

Balochistan Chief Minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch has strongly condemned the incident and sought a report on the incident. “An investigation comprising officials of Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps (FC) and police has been formed,” an Balochistan government official said.

Cheers

[partha]

http://tribune.com.pk/story/692943/imf- ... -pakistan/

IMF lowers economic growth projections for Pakistan

IMF lowers economic growth projections for future 18th biggest economy.

[Prem]

1,000 minority girls forced in marriage every year: report

An estimated one thousand Christian and Hindu women are forced to convert and marry Muslim men in Pakistan every year, says a report released on Monday.

Just Like Bakasur, This Malsi Poaqasur require thrice a day human sacrfice to feed its Ego.

[ramana]

People say, "Good news comes in pairs" how true it is.

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2) Pakistan army jet crashes in Punjab province killing 2 flying jihadis a.k.a pilots Pakistan army jet crashes in Punjab province, 2 pilots killed

Its a piston powered Mushak while its being reported as a jet!

Must be rat powered!!!

[Prem]

Muhammad Bin Qasim: Predator or preacher

paki Miss Their source of Genetic Fountain

Chachnama, a Sindhi book published by the Sindhi Adabi Board in 2008, speaks of Muhammad bin Qasim's demise on page 242 to 243. I will try to summarise it for you.After Raja Dahar was killed, two of his daughters were made captive, whom Muhammad Bin Qasim sent to the capital Baghdad. After a few days, the Caliph of the Muslims called the two young women to his court. The name of the elder daughter of Raja Dahar was Suryadevi, while the younger one’s name was Pirmaldevi. Caliph Waleed Bin Abdul Malik fell for Suryadevi’s extraordinary beauty. He ordered for her younger sister to be taken away. The Caliph then began to take liberties with Suryadevi, pulling her to himself. It is written that Suryadevi sprang up and said: “May the king live long: I, a humble slave, am not fit for your Majesty's bedroom, because Muhammad Bin Qasim kept both of us sisters with him for three days, and then sent us to the caliphate. Perhaps your custom is such, but this kind of disgrace should not be permitted by kings.”Hearing this, the Caliph’s blood boiled as heat from anger and desire both compounded within him.
Blinded in the thirst of Suryadevi’s nearness and jealousy of Bin Qasim who had robbed him of the purity he would otherwise have had, the Caliph [sic] immediately sent for pen, ink and paper, and with his own hands wrote an order, directing that, “Muhammad (Bin) Qasim should, wherever he may be, put himself in raw leather and come back to the chief seat of the caliphate.”Muhammad Bin Qasim received the Caliph’s orders in the city of Udhapur. He directed his own men to wrap him in raw leather and lock him in a trunk before taking him to Baghdad. En route to the capital, Muhammad Bin Qasim, conqueror to some, predator to others, breathed his last and his soul departed to meet with the Creator in whose name he claimed to crusade in Sindh.
When the trunk carrying Muhammad Bin Qasim’s corpse wrapped in raw leather reached the Caliph’s court, the Caliph called upon Dahar’s daughters, asking them to bear witness to the spectacle of obedience of his men for the Caliph. One of Dahar’s daughter’s then spoke in return and said: “The fact is that Muhammad Qasim was like a brother or a son to us; he never touched us, your slaves, and our chastity was safe with him. But in as much as he brought ruin on the king of Hind and Sind, desolated the kingdom of our fathers and grandfathers, and degraded us from princely rank to slavery, we have, with the intention of revenge and of bringing ruin and degradation to him in return, misrepresented the matter and spoken a false thing to your majesty against him.”The author of the Chachnama then writes that had Muhammad Bin Qasim not lost his senses in the passion of obedience, he could have made the whole journey normally, while wrapping himself in raw leather and locking himself in a trunk only when a part of the journey remained to be covered. He could have then proven himself innocent in the Caliph’s court and saved himself from such a fate.

[Prem]

Resetting relations with neighbours
Miskeen, Bhangi Ajlaf Dreaming Ashrafiat:Nauqar Dreaming Maliki

Our rivalry with India is rooted in several factors, foremost being the unresolved issue of Kashmir, lingering fear of its hegemonic designs and competing views of nationalism. Besides, Pakistan’s use of asymmetric forces to countervail India’s economic and military preponderance led to India’s contention that Pakistan breeds and exports terrorism. This perception was exploited after 9/11 and got deeply embedded in the Indian psyche after the Mumbai terrorist attack that is alleged to be masterminded by the LeT and secretly supported by elements in the establishment. Nuclear rivalry is another source of tension and distrust.
Despite Pakistan’s sincere efforts to allay Afghanistan’s misgivings, deep distrust characterises the relationship. Kabul refuses to accept the Durand line as the international boundary. The Afghan perception is that Islamabad pursues a dual policy of seeking good relations, while supporting the Taliban directly or discreetly. Unless the insurgency in Afghanistan subsides, Pakistan will remain a villain in the eyes of Afghans. India’s growing influence in Afghanistan, especially close links between their militaries and intelligence agencies, further complicates matters.Interestingly, Iran and Pakistan consider each other rivals as well as partners in the region. Relations frequently run into trouble with Tehran blaming Islamabad for not being able to contain sectarian violence and not managing the border efficiently. Pakistan could become a battleground for proxy wars between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Another major area of divergence with Tehran is that both see each other supporting rival groups in Afghanistan. Prospects of a breakthrough between the US and Iran on the nuclear issue will hopefully provide relief for Pakistan. A classic demonstration of this indecisiveness is reflected in the way our governments have been vacillating on the Iran gas pipeline project. Moreover, permanent nuclear agreement between the US and Iran could invite the ire of Saudi Arabia with consequences for Pakistan.

[ramana]

That Chachnama story seems ot be a lot of cock and bull typical hagiography elements about the piousness of raiders and untruthfulness of non-believers.


But my pranams to the two princesses fo rkeeping their spunk even in those trying circumustances.

[fanne]

That story is true, only part wrong being that Qasim himself ordering to be put in leather. He was forced!! The leather was wrapped around him and sewed. As it dried (due to dehydration of the leather), it shrunk, tightening the grip, which finally crushed him.

[Prem]

But Qasim faithfoolly kept the Sunna of kidnapping the girls and as his lord order, sent them to the Boss for rape as fair share of loot. Sindhi people must be very happy that their daughters were dishonored by Al Bakistan's Fowrr fathers.

[anupmisra]

Pakistan claims 32 Guinness World Records, sparks controversy
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl ... ote]LAHORE: Just days after Pakistan's Punjab government claimed to have set 32 world records, the Guinness World Records has said the judges who observed the record breaking event were not part of its team.

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Amarilis Whitty, public relations director Guinness World Records, said in an email: "I would like to confirm that we have not partnered with the Sports Board Punjab and we do not have representatives of the names you mention below. Those people are not associated to GWR and we did not adjudicate those events in Pakistan."

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Why don't the Guinness World Records people just accept the pakis word for it. No true muslim will ever lie.

[anupmisra]

IMF lowers economic growth projections for future 18th biggest economy.

The pakis almost made it to the PRIC and PINT groupings.

[Prem]

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/opinion/09 ... r-of-dogma
History at the altar of dogma

Pakistan was created in 1947 as a homeland for the Muslims of India and was initially envisaged as a moderate state where minorities would have full rights. Quaid-e-Azam, in his August 111 speech, also declared Pakistan a modern secular state. However, Pakistan’s minorities’ struggled and sacrificed but their role and achievements towards the building of Pakistan have been ignored and are being written out of history and our textbooks. Religious minorities who spoke out against intolerance have often been killed, seemingly with impunity, by militant sympathisers. Religious minorities are often portrayed in our textbooks as inferior or second-class citizens who have been granted limited rights and privileges by generous Pakistani Muslims, for which they should be grateful.Many history scholars have mentioned in their writings that Pakistani textbooks have preached falsehoods, hatred and bigotry against the minorities. They have constructed most non-Muslims, especially Hindus, as evil and primordial enemies, glorified military dictatorships and omitted references to our great betrayal of the Bengali brothers and sisters who were the founders and owners of the Pakistan movement. This history has been poisoning and brainwashing young minds with systematic and institutionalised lies, bigoted teachings and revisionist history for over four generations, bearing fruit in the form of radical Islamic extremism and terrorism in Pakistan.
Recently, I went through some textbooks and was really depressed to see that Pakistani textbooks cannot mention Hindus without calling them cunning, scheming, deceptive or something equally insulting; in Social Studies textbooks it is mentioned that Hindus are extremists and eternal enemies of Islam, whose culture and society is based on injustice and cruelty, while Islam delivers a message of peace and brotherhood, concepts portrayed as alien to the Hindu. Secondly, these textbooks ignore the pre-Islamic history of Pakistan except to put the Hindu predecessors in a negative light. From grade five to 10, all the textbooks are full of historical errors and are teaching ‘prescribed myths’. In our Social Studies textbooks it is written that India attacked us in 1948 and 1965 (class five) and that Kargil was attacked (class three, Meri Kitab). In fact, some textbooks say that we had almost won the 1971 war and that Bengali separatism was a result of Hindu teachers and traders. It is also written that “after the 1965 war, India conspired with the Hindus of Bengal and succeeded in spreading hate among the Bengalis about West Pakistan, and finally attacked East Pakistan in December 71, thus causing the breakup of East and West Pakistan.” The students of class three are taught that, “Muhammad Ali Jinnah felt that Hindus wanted to make Muslims their slaves and since he hated slavery, he left the Congress.” At another place, it says, “The Congress was actually a party of Hindus. Muslims felt that after getting freedom, Hindus would make them their slaves.”In addition to official school textbooks, there are thousands of unregulated madrassas (Islamic seminaries), whose curriculum is not discussed in this article but they teach their own Islamist and jihadi lessons, leading to hate campaigns against religious minorities in Pakistan. And many of these madrassas not only engender extremism among the Pakistani youth but have also emerged as training grounds for terrorists.This biased material in textbooks is promoting prejudice, bigotry and discrimination towards other religions and nations. Non-Muslims are addressed as kaafirs (infidels) in the textbooks along with the statements that heaven is only for Muslims. Other religions are portrayed as false and believers of other religions are antagonists. After examining several textbooks used at various levels of study, I am of the view that these textbooks supported military rule in Pakistan, promoted hatred for Hindus and other minorities, glorified war and distorted the pre-1947 history of Pakistan. The biased material in the syllabus is one of the major reasons behind growing religious intolerance and extremism. Secondly, it is in contradiction with the constitution of Pakistan. Any material considered ‘inflammatory’ r ‘discriminatory’ to religious minorities should be removed from the syllabus as the government should seriously take action on this matter. Secondly, unless and until young minds are encouraged to develop a critical mind and the willingness and ability to research and reach for the truth and facts, a country’s national ethos cannot become progressive with social justice and economic development of the citizen as the primary priorities.

[ramana]

Well the Kabila guards have to be supported and the hate the Hindus was the vehicle.
Despite more Muslims living in India, TSP claims Islam is Pakistan and vice versa!!!!

[anupmisra]

24 low intensity blasts hit Sindh cities

At least 24 low intensity blasts hit different cities of Sindh as Jiye Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM) announced a strike for Wednesday against Protection of Pakistan Ordinance and killing of nationalist leader Maqsood Qureshi

hand-grenade explosions took place in Karachi, Hyderabad Larkana and other areas

Similarly, the attacks were also reported in Nowshero Feroz, Kandyaro and Mehrabpur

There should be a plebiscite in Sindh. Sindhis should take the matter to the UN.

[kancha]

@Karachi_Post 7m
Powerful Blast in #Islamabad's fruit market leaves 15 dead & 35 injured #Pakistan

[sum]

^^ Crate of mangoes?

[svenkat]

toll upto 23,according to express tribune.

[Philip]

Pakistan's most wanted criminal escapes!

No,I'm not talking about Gen.Mush-a-rat the bandicoot,but Pakistan's youngest ever alleged attempted murderer ,but "Musa Khan",the evil dastardly "Baby Killer",who has vamoosed from the scene and gone into hiding! Musa Khan's alleged exploits have put Billy-the-Kid's exploits in the Wild West of America to shame.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/a ... der-hiding
Pakistani baby charged with attempted murder goes into hiding
Family of nine-month-old Musa Khan say they have been put under huge pressure by police to manipulate case

Jon Boone in Islamabad
theguardian.com, Tuesday 8 April 2014

Musa Khan
A lawyer takes a thumb impression from nine-month-old Musa Khan, who has been charged with atttempted murder. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

The family of a Pakistani baby charged with attempted murder say they have been forced into hiding after coming under intense pressure from the police, who are facing national humiliation over the incident.

One police officer has been suspended and an official inquiry has been ordered into how nine-month-old Musa Khan was booked in Lahore for supposedly taking part in a riot in one of the city's slums.

The country's media have highlighted the absurdity of the charge after the boy attended court last week, during which he cried while having his fingerprints recorded and had to be comforted with a milk bottle.

The episode has a shone an embarrassing light on Pakistan's shambolic criminal justice system, where underpaid and ill-trained police can be quick to lay false charges that can ensnare the innocent in years of legal troubles.

"We have had to move to a secret place because we are poor and the police are putting huge pressure on us to manipulate the case," said Muhammad Yasin, the boy's grandfather.

He rejected police claims reported in local media that the family had produced "the wrong baby" before the court in order to undermine the police case.

Musa was among five people identified in a police document known as a first information report (FIR) following disturbances in February in a slum area of Lahore when workers for a gas company came to try to disconnect houses that had not paid their bills.

According to the FIR, written by a now suspended assistant sub-inspector, Musa and his co-accused tried to kill the gas company workers and the policemen accompanying them by throwing stones.

The people living in the area maintain there was only ever a peaceful protest. "There were only women in the houses at daytime and they resisted this discontinuing of supply," Yasin said. "Later we blocked the road and raised slogans against police."

Lawyers say it is all too common for police to resort to collective punishment of entire families, often at the instigation of the complainant. "Most of the time people don't really want justice at the hands of the courts," said Sundas Hoorain, a lawyer who specialises in murder cases. "It is really all about taking revenge, and that means making the other party suffer as much as possible by putting whole families through hell."

It is a practice that often throws up legal absurdities. Hoorain said she worked on one case where men co-accused of murder submitted their passports to prove they were not even in the country at the time of the killing. "It's a practice that means the guilty go free because the credibility of the entire case is compromised," she said.

The charging of toddlers is relatively rare, although there are examples of young children being ensnared in the country's blasphemy laws, which have been much criticised by human rights groups.

Shahbaz Sharif, the powerful chief minister of Punjab, Pakistan's largest province, has ordered an inquiry into the matter.

Irfan Sadiq Tarar, the family's lawyer, said the penal code made it impossible for children under the age of seven to be considered to have committed a criminal offence. "The case questions the efficiency of the Punjab police," he said.

The judge in the case, who granted Musa bail until the next hearing on Saturday, has demanded an explanation from the police.

Shaukat Javed, a former Punjab police chief, called for a complete overhaul police procedures so that the FIR was not considered a "sacred document". "We need reforms, but it requires political will," he said.

PS:Musa Khan's 9 month old feats makes him a dead certainty (pardon the pun) to win gold at the next Olympics in the shot putt,javelin or hammer throw.Who knows,with his "will to kill" he may shoot his way to gold too!

[a_bharat]

I say anybody who posts Ms. Mazari's picture should get a 3 month ban for being cruel to fellow BRFites.

[KLNMurthy]

Pakistan claims 32 Guinness World Records, sparks controversy
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl ... ote]LAHORE: Just days after Pakistan's Punjab government claimed to have set 32 world records, the Guinness World Records has said the judges who observed the record breaking event were not part of its team.

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Amarilis Whitty, public relations director Guinness World Records, said in an email: "I would like to confirm that we have not partnered with the Sports Board Punjab and we do not have representatives of the names you mention below. Those people are not associated to GWR and we did not adjudicate those events in Pakistan."

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Jealous kafirs.

[SSridhar]

14 more killed in Taliban in-fighting in Waziristan

MIRANSHAH: Fresh clashes on Tuesday between two feuding factions of the Pakistani Taliban left 14 people dead, security officials and militant sources said.

A total of 34 people have now been killed since fighting broke out Sunday in the Waziristan tribal district between supporters of Khan Said Sajna and followers of the late Hakimullah Mehsud, they said. Militant sources suggested that differences emerged after Khan Said Sajna, a senior commander, was rejected for leadership of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) umbrella group, after its former leader Hakimullah Mehsud was killed in a US drone strike last November.

See also the post at the top of this page, "My Visit to Waziristan"

[Yogi_G]

Pakistan claims 32 Guinness World Records, sparks controversy
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl ... ote]LAHORE: Just days after Pakistan's Punjab government claimed to have set 32 world records, the Guinness World Records has said the judges who observed the record breaking event were not part of its team.

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Amarilis Whitty, public relations director Guinness World Records, said in an email: "I would like to confirm that we have not partnered with the Sports Board Punjab and we do not have representatives of the names you mention below. Those people are not associated to GWR and we did not adjudicate those events in Pakistan."

[/quote]

This has been validated by the managing director of windows 9 development team in microsoft who will be coding 50% of the operating system.

[Lilo]

Blast in Pakistan kills 23 in marketplace
The bomb had been hidden in a box of guava fruit, says police

Islamabad: A bomb exploded at a vegetable market on the outskirts of the capital on Wednesday, killing 23 people and injuring at least 39, police and hospital officials said.
The early morning blast, as traders assembled for fruit auctions, left severed body parts and bloodstained clothes scattered throughout stalls at the market on the border between the capital Islamabad and its twin city of Rawalpindi.
Police said the bomb had been hidden in a box of guava fruit.
“Body parts went everywhere and even hit other people on the head,” said Shaheen, a worker who only gave one name.
At the site, bloody sandals lay amid boxes of straw and damaged fruit in the mud. Police waved metal detectors haphazardly over boxes while dazed fruit sat amid the wreckage.
Shopkeeper Gohar Khan said that he had seen around 15 bodies.
“Human remains, blood was strewn all over the area,” he said.
Dr. Javed Akram Qazi, vice chancellor of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, confirmed that their hospital had received 18 bodies. He had been notified by police of five more deaths and more wounded were arriving, he said.
Police said at least 39 people had been wounded.
Rawalpindi, whose suburbs blend into the capital, is the site of the powerful Pakistani military’s headquarters. But the blast occurred far from army buildings and the purpose of the attack was unclear.
There were no immediate claims of responsibility. Pakistan is holding peace talks with the Pakistani Taliban insurgency, which is supposed to be observing a ceasefire until 10 April, but there are dozens of other militant groups.
The Taliban are demanding the release of hundreds of prisoners and the withdrawal of the army from some of the tribal areas along the border with Afghanistan.
The Taliban are fighting to overthrow Pakistan’s democratically-elected government and impose a strict form of Islamic law. Reuters

http://www.livemint.com/Politics/5nSwUh ... place.html

Looks like the TSPA+Ganja strat-e-gee of buying safety of Punjab through disowning of KPK in favor of Talebs is facing some hiccups.

Btw does this remind anyone of another tactically brilliant "Defence of East Pakistan through offence in the West Pakistan" during 1971 ?

[SSridhar]

History at the Altar Ego of Dogma - Salman Ali, DT

This history has been poisoning and brainwashing young minds with systematic and institutionalised lies, bigoted teachings and revisionist history for over four generations, bearing fruit in the form of radical Islamic extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. Throughout our textbooks, subtly or brazenly there is glorification of war and the capability to wreak damage and contain the ‘enemy’. What could be more damaging to young minds than imbibing half-truths and accepting violence as legitimate? A class five Social Studies textbook teaches: “India is our traditional enemy and we should always keep ourselves ready to defend our beloved country from Indian aggression.”

Recently, I went through some textbooks and was really depressed to see that Pakistani textbooks cannot mention Hindus without calling them cunning, scheming, deceptive or something equally insulting; in Social Studies textbooks it is mentioned that Hindus are extremists and eternal enemies of Islam, whose culture and society is based on injustice and cruelty, while Islam delivers a message of peace and brotherhood, concepts portrayed as alien to the Hindu. Secondly, these textbooks ignore the pre-Islamic history of Pakistan except to put the Hindu predecessors in a negative light. From grade five to 10, all the textbooks are full of historical errors and are teaching ‘prescribed myths’.

In our Social Studies textbooks it is written that India attacked us in 1948 and 1965 (class five) and that Kargil was attacked (class three, Meri Kitab). In fact, some textbooks say that we had almost won the 1971 war and that Bengali separatism was a result of Hindu teachers and traders. It is also written that “after the 1965 war, India conspired with the Hindus of Bengal and succeeded in spreading hate among the Bengalis about West Pakistan, and finally attacked East Pakistan in December 71, thus causing the breakup of East and West Pakistan.”

According to a class five book, “In 1965, the Pakistani army conquered several areas of India, and when India was on the point of being defeated, they requested the United Nations to arrange a ceasefire. After 1965, India, with the help of the Hindus living in East Pakistan, instigated the people living there against the people of West Pakistan, and finally invaded East Pakistan in December 1971. The conspiracy resulted in the separation of East Pakistan from us. All of us should receive military training and be prepared to fight the enemy.”

The students of class three are taught that, “Muhammad Ali Jinnah felt that Hindus wanted to make Muslims their slaves and since he hated slavery, he left the Congress.” At another place, it says, “The Congress was actually a party of Hindus. Muslims felt that after getting freedom, Hindus would make them their slaves.”

[sanjaykumar]

These school books are a wonderful peep into the Muslim mind of Pakistan. Apart from killing they are behind even Africa.

[anupmisra]

toll upto 23,according to express tribune.

At least 21 killed, dozens injured in Islamabad blast

Initial reports suggest that the explosive material was planted inside a box containing fruits.

Police added that boxes containing fruits were brought to the market from the Punjab province.

The attack occurred just prior to the Corps Commanders’ Conference which was held today.

Pakjabi guavas. I guess this is not the mango season.

[Peregrine]

Passenger train bombed at Sibi station : 17 burnt



The “Fireman” is pouring water on the Metallic Panel and not into the window to put out the Fire!

Cheers

[krishnan]

probably cooling them so that he can sell it

[Peregrine]

toll upto 23,according to express tribune.

At least 21 killed, dozens injured in Islamabad blast

Initial reports suggest that the explosive material was planted inside a box containing fruits.

Police added that boxes containing fruits were brought to the market from the Punjab province.

The attack occurred just prior to the Corps Commanders’ Conference which was held today.

Pakjabi guavas. I guess this is not the mango season.

anupmisra Ji :

You mean if it is not Aam Pakjabi then it will be Jaam Pakjabi or Pyaara Pakjabi!

Cheers

[rgsrini]

^^

Pakistan claims 32 Guinness World Records, sparks controversy

Of course. I don't know why is it so difficult for BRF folks to wrap their SDRE brain around this?

• Pakistani baby charged with attempted murder

  1,000 minority girls forced in marriage every year: report

  piston powered Mushak converted to jet engine using rat power

It should at least be 35 world records! No wonder the pakis are angry...
IMHO BRF should learn to keep their hatred for pakis in check, and give credit where it is due. Great job Pakis!!!

[ramana]

The IED in guavas could be dry run for Badmash?

[jamwal]

Paki kids visit India on a school exchange program:

Paki kid to Indian : Nice slate.
Indian kid: It's an iPad, you moron.