Bharat Rakshak

arun wrote:

Ramesh wrote:Rediff reporting explosion in pakjab. Home minister buried.

Government of Islamic Republic of Pakistan owned Radio Pakistan confirms news of a demonstration of an IED Mubarak variant of the IEDology of Pakistan. Punjab Province Home Minister, a retired uniformed Jihadi by name of Colonel (Retd) Shuja Khanzada reported as injured:

5 dead, 25 injured in blast at Punjab Home Minister's residence

Adviser to Punjab CM Shahbaz Sharif, Dr Saeed Elahi, confirmed Khanzada’s death. “Home Minister Shuja Khanzada was killed in the suicide blast.”

RajeshA wrote:

All our wars with Pakistan were before Islam turned into "Islamists without boundaries" and "digital Islam". Yes we can counter that too if we all adopt the Kshatriya way of the ancient times, but as things stand, Bharat in its current avatar, i.e. India, may bite off more than we can chew, and invite a Muslim uprising within and without. There are enough countries in the world willing to finance this uprising - from China to USA. After all money talks. Without money pouring in, I don't think that there would be too much of an uprising. But money would most definitely pour in, of that I am quite certain. If people are willing to bankroll idiots like Kejri, then they would lap up such a opportunity.

I think we have a better option - Hit hard enough that it pains, but silently enough that Pakis can't raise stink.

chetak wrote:At least some good news on Independence day.

Former ISI chief Hamid Gul dies of brain hemorrhage

General (Retd) Hamid Gul died of a brain hemorrhage in Murree late on Saturday.

A_Gupta wrote:I think RAW had something to do with "brain hemorrhage", what do you think?

He died of Drain hemorrhage! Gul was strategic comodian. Next is Motta Saeed and then Mushy.

The home minister of Pakistan’s Punjab province and 11 others were killed when a suicide bomber targeted his farmhouse on Sunday, officials said.

A ‘jirga’ or tribal council was being held at the farmhouse of home minister Shuja Khanzada at Shadi Khan in Attock district when the blast occurred. More than 50 people were present at the gathering.

Khanzada, a former colonel of the Pakistan Army, was seriously injured when the roof of the building collapsed. Saeed Elahi, advisor to the chief minister of Punjab, confirmed Khanzada’s death and told state-run Radio Pakistan that his body was retrieved from the debris.

Twelve people were killed and 25 others injured by the blast, Radio Pakistan reported. A senior police official was among the dead. More than 20 people were buried under the rubble, news channels reported.

Police, a bomb disposal squad, rescue workers and a quick response team of the army were engaged in rescue operations at the site.

Dawn.com quoted sources in the interior ministry as saying that the banned Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) was behind the suicide attack. The sources said Khanzada had been facing threats since LeJ chief Malik Ishaq was gunned down by police last month.

Khanzada was given charge of the home department in October last year and had spearheaded a drive against notorious sectarian groups such as the LeJ. He earlier served as advisor to Punjab chief minister Shahbaz Sharif, the brother of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

Prime Minister Sharif and interior minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan condemned the terrorist attack

KJo wrote:

kancha wrote:Paki twitterati reporting Hamid Gul died of brain haemorrhage

He had a brain?
That too on kafirs Independence Day how can Allah be so cruel
Aug 4:

Settle Kashmir issue
or attack Pakistan and be done with it: Former ISI chief Hamid Gul
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/india/resol ... 30578.html

Mushahidullah alleged that during Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s meeting with army chief Gen Raheel Sharif on July 28, 2014, an audio tape was played in which Lt. Gen Zaheerul Islam could be heard giving orders to ransack the PM House and spread chaos.

The tape, claimed the federal minister, was obtained by officials of the civilian intelligence agency – Intelligence Bureau.

On hearing the audio tape, Gen Raheel summoned the ISI chief to the meeting and played the tape in front of him, said Mushahidullah. When Zaheerul Islam confirmed that the voice was his own, the army chief asked him to leave, claimed Mushahidullah in his interview with BBC.

Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Major General Asim Bajwa late Friday night said in a tweet that “the story about any tape recording as being discussed in media is totally baseless, unfounded and farthest from the truth.” {So it was true then}

rsingh wrote: Now he has to do lot of pleading in Jahannum. Lies do not work there I am told.

Gagan wrote:Yes, the world heaves a sigh of relief.
The guy was a mass murderer.

krishna_krishna wrote: Charas consumption over long period is one of the biggest reasons for brain hemaoragge. My 2 naya paise only

Gagan wrote:Col Khanzada (retard) (and now 72ed), must have been in the ISI at some point. How can a kernail be a home minister of pakjab, dealing with LEJ types without having intimate knowledge of the various Jihadi groups hain ji?

arun wrote:

Ramesh wrote:Rediff reporting explosion in pakjab. Home minister buried.

Government of Islamic Republic of Pakistan owned Radio Pakistan confirms news of a demonstration of an IED Mubarak variant of the IEDology of Pakistan. Punjab Province Home Minister, a retired uniformed Jihadi by name of Colonel (Retd) Shuja Khanzada reported as injured:

5 dead, 25 injured in blast at Punjab Home Minister's residence

SanjayC wrote:^^^ Jihadis in Pakistan can be paid by Indian intelligence to bump off inconvenient politicians / bureaucrats / undesirables. It is a good strategy if Doval considers it. Jihadis can do anything for money.

QUESTION: Afghanistan.

MR KIRBY: Yeah.

QUESTION: Two questions on the region. One, at least two generals have been speaking this week – one General Campbell at the Brookings Institutions, and yesterday General O’Connor on the future of Afghanistan. And both, of course, said that progress is being made and the future looks bright and international community should support the dialogues and the new government in Afghanistan.

My question is here. According to the press reports and also – it’s been now two years Omar Mullah was killed, and now, according to the reports, he was being treated and killed in a Karachi, Pakistan hospital. My question is that that means just like Pakistan was saying about Usama bin Ladin for 10 years that they don’t have him, he’s not there, so you think this is the second time that Pakistan has misled or stabbed at the U.S. on Omar Mullah’s whereabout?

MR KIRBY: Well, I think you saw Pakistani authorities denying those claims. I have nothing to add one way or the other about where he was treated. Our focus, Goyal, is on continuing to support the Afghan people and Afghan National Security Forces as they continue to secure their own borders and their own people, and that’s what the Resolute Support Mission is all about. And we’re a contributing nation to that and we’re going to continue to focus on those needs inside Afghanistan.

QUESTION: But as far as dialogue is going on between Afghanistan and Pakistan and both sides of the Taliban, how much can you trust now Pakistan, you think, on this dialogue?

MR KIRBY: Look, I think we welcome the dialogue that continues to occur between Afghanistan and Pakistan. And I would draw your attention to meetings as recently as today with counterterrorism officials from both countries talking and discussing ways to bolster security in both countries. And as we’ve said before, this is a common, shared challenge in that – across that border and in that border area.

So it’s encouraging. It’s promising that they’re having, again, discussions today. And again, we welcome that, because we’ve long said that cooperation and communication between the two will only – can only lead to positive results if it continues and if it really leads to some sort of tangible, shared commitments.

QUESTION: And finally, on Tuesday, 11th of August, U.S. – United States International Commission on Religious Freedom, they had an op-ed or wrote in Foreign Policy magazine that August 11th was declared by the founder of Pakistan, Mr. Jinnah, that that will be the religious freedom day in Pakistan. But according to this commission, the minorities are under attack in Pakistan and U.S. should – they have recommended that United States should do more and press for the freedom of all kinds in Pakistan which has been deprived of the minorities and others inside Pakistan. Have you spoken or talking about these all things, and how much seriously do you take this commission’s report and recommendations?

MR KIRBY: I haven’t seen the commission’s report or its recommendations. I think you know our position. Secretary Kerry’s position is very clear when it comes to the practice of religion and freedom of speech and assembly. We take those basic human rights extraordinarily seriously. I mean, I just talked to you about the dialogue we’re having with Chinese authorities today on human rights, the whole day just devoted to human rights. So it’s obviously a top priority agenda for Secretary Kerry. It will remain so with all countries around the world, but I don’t have anything specific with respect to this report.

It is something we bring up routinely. And everywhere he goes we find opportunities – we look for opportunities to talk about the importance of human rights.

sunnyP wrote:

Hamid Mir ‏@HamidMirGEO 7h7 hours ago
Eye witnesses claiming Shuja Khanzada was calling for help but locals failed to rescue him due to lack of heavy machinery

chetak wrote:^^^^^^^

So, the departed HM panjab was ex ISI??

SS: Colonel Shuja Khanzada, can you tell me, when did you come to Washington and what happened?

SK: I came in October 1992, and I was there till July 1994. This was the first time that an ISI officer was being posted to America. They were looking for a very professional officer and General Asad Durrani was the person who selected me and General Javaid Nasir finally then dispatched me though he was reluctant to dispatch me to America because I was doing a very good job here in Baluchistan and Afghanistan..

SS: You were in ISI at that time?

SK: I have worked in the field job in ISI for about 11-12 years.

SS: You were in the SSG (Commando units) before that?

SK: I have done a commando course, basically. I worked with them, and I was a very professional officer of the ISI, I have been working there for 12 years. I carried out one of the most difficult operational tasks assigned to me for the security of Pakistan. President Zia-ul-Haq conferred a gallantry award on me, that is Taghma-e-Basalat. I was given that because of all my operations, because of my professionalism. Then I came to America and then in July I got the orders to move back immediately to Pakistan.

VikasRaina wrote:Tweeted Gagan' message.
Suddenly all main actors in Taliban war are meeting Allah.
Now waiting for somone from Bazaru media to write his eulogy and tell us, what a great man and peace lover Harami Gul was.

A_Gupta wrote:
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3. If any action or policy by India can't influence Paki attacks, then most of the STFUP thread is pointless.
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arun wrote:(Clicky). :
SS: You were in the SSG (Commando units) before that?

SK: I have done a commando course, basically. I worked with them, and I was a very professional officer of the ISI, I have been working there for 12 years. I carried out one of the most difficult operational tasks assigned to me for the security of Pakistan. President Zia-ul-Haq conferred a gallantry award on me, that is Taghma-e-Basalat. I was given that because of all my operations, because of my professionalism. Then I came to America and then in July I got the orders to move back immediately to Pakistan.

arun wrote:(Clicky).

Dr Fai (Kashmiri lobbyist) was there, I kept telling them these things. I said this is what I feel is happening. Whenever she comes, there will be a roll back. I told Dr. Fai to step up his campaign so that they don't get the impression that you are involved in the same issue.Now the (Nawaz Sharif) government was dismissed and finally she came over there, everything changed. Now, over the period of time, I felt that there is a roll back going on and the front at Kashmir was getting cold and this is not in the interest of Pakistan. Our security was being jeopardized because of this.

LAHORE / FAISALABAD: Another two cases of child abuse surfaced in Chiniot and Jhang districts barely a day after similar cases were registered in Multan, echoing some of the pain and shame of the child ***** scandal of Kasur.

In the first incident, accused Kashif and his accomplices Sohail Ahmad, Muhammad Kashif, Imtiaz Ahmad, Ejaz Ahmad and Faisal allegedly abused a 13-year-old boy after giving him a drug.

In the second incident, which took place in the area of Kot Shakir police station at Rodu Sultan, two men allegedly abused a 15-year-old boy and captured the video of their crime in mobile camera.

Pakistani police searching for a man who claimed to have killed 100 children since September have found the remains of three young boys partly dissolved in plastic barrels of acid at his home in the eastern city of Lahore.
Investigators say that Javed Iqbal, a 40-year-old loner, sent them a parcel of material earlier this week that included a 32-page diary with details of a killing binge. Since then, Mr Iqbal claimed, he had lured 100 children to their deaths and dissolved their bodies in acid.