One Police man shaheed, and 3 Civilians killed

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Karachi - 8th September 2011

Today on Thursday four more people, including a police official, were killed in different incidents of violence. According to details, some unidentified persons shot dead a youth, Ghulam Rasool, near Sohrab Goth Police Station while body of an unidentified man, stuffed in gunny bag, was recovered from a car parking of Jinnah Hospital Ward No 12. 

In another incident of violence, police official, Javed, was shot dead by some unidentified motorcyclists on Bakra Pairy Road in Malir. The deceased was working in investigation department of Malir city Police Station. In yet another incident of violence in Machar Colony, Mumtaz, a worker of political party, was allegedly shot dead by Farooq. Police have arrested Farooq and recovered arms from his possession.

Meanwhile, Rangers have arrested a man during a raid on the office of a political party while five alleged target killers were arrested from Banara Colony. 

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DIG FC’s wife, Col. killed in twin blasts

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Quetta - 7th September 2011

The Frontier Corps is Pakistan's paramilitary force, which took part in an operation on Monday.

Today on Wednesday twin suicide bombs targeting security forces responsible for this week capturing senior Al-Qaeda operatives killed 16 people and wounded 32 others in southwest Pakistan Wednesday, police said.

One attacker detonated his bomb-laden car outside the residence of the deputy chief of the Frontier Corps in Quetta city, before a second attacker blew himself up inside the house, said senior police official Hamid Shakil."Sixteen people have been killed and 32 were wounded," he said.

"It was a twin suicide attack. The house was badly damaged... some members of the family were severely injured. The deputy inspector general himself is injured," he said.

Four members of the Frontier Corps were among the dead, including a senior officer, Shakil and a local security official said, and the wife of the deputy chief and two children were also killed.

The residence of the deputy inspector general is close to other government buildings and official residencies in the city of Quetta, the main town of Baluchistan province, which borders Afghanistan and Iran.

The Frontier Corps is Pakistan s paramilitary force, which took part in an operation on Monday to arrest a senior Al-Qaeda leader believed to have been responsible for planning attacks on the United States, Europe and Australia.

Younis al-Mauritani was picked up in the suburbs of Quetta along with two other high-ranking operatives after US and Pakistani spy agencies joined forces, according to the Pakistan army.

The arrests signalled another blow to the global terror network, four months after Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was killed in Pakistan by covert US forces, leading to a souring of ties between allies Islamabad and Washington.
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The PAF Day

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Islamabad - 7th September 2011

Today on Wednesday the day is being celebrated in the commemoration of the PAF (Pakistan Air Force) heroics in the war of 1965 against India. The Pakistan Air Force celebrates September 7 as the PAF Day in commemoration of the PAF’s role in defending the country and remembering its martyrs in the 1965 war.

On September 6, 1965 war broke out between India and Pakistan. On September 7, 1965 the PAF claimed a heavy toll on the IAF with Sqn Ldr Muhammad Mahmood Alam in his F-86 Sabre claiming as many as four IAF Hunters.

In addition to resisting the Indian army’s attacks in several sectors, and inflicting severe damages to some IAF bases, PAF had destroyed 104 IAF aircraft for a loss of 19 aircraft.
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Al-Qaeda commander for external operations nabbed

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Quetta - 5th September

In an intelligence driven operation by Inter Services Intelligence in coordination with Frontier Corps Balochistan, a senior Al Qaeda leader, Younis Al Mauritani mainly responsible for planning and conduct of international operations, was nabbed alongwith two other senior Al Qaeda operatives, Abdul Ghaffar Al Shami (Bachar Chama ) and Messara Al Shami (Mujahid Amino) from suburbs of Quetta. Al Mauritani was tasked personally by Osama Bin Ladan to focus on hitting targets of economical importance in United States of America, Europe and Australia. He was planning to target United States economic interests including gas/oil pipelines, power generating dams and strike ships/oil tankers through explosive laden speed boats in International waters.


Trough this critical arrest yet another fatal blow has been delivered to Al Qaeda. This operation was planned and conducted with technical assistance of United State Intelligence Agencies with whom Inter Services Intelligence has a strong, historic intelligence relationship. Both Pakistan and United States intelligence agencies continue to work closely together to enhance security of their respective nations.


The intimate cooperation between Pakistan and United States Intelligence agencies has resulted into prevention of number of high profile terrorist acts not only inside Pakistan/United States but elsewhere also in world.
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Operation against land mafia

Karachi - 3rd September 2011

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Sindh government has taken principle decision to take action against land mafia and its patrons. Sindh government has devised an action plan to seize hundreds acres of land from the land mafia.

According to sources senior member Board of Revenue Sindh and DCO Karachi have provided the lists of occupied lands to the federal interior minister Rehman Malik. Land mafia had been grabbed hundreds acres of the land which worth billions of rupee. Various development projects could not be started due to the grabbed land. Lists of the grabbed land are provided to the rangers.

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20 held, 2 torture cells unearthed in Lyari operation

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Karachi - 28th August 2011

Today on Sunday the rangers’ search operation in Lyari ended successfully with 20 arrests and closure of torture cells. Heavy contingents of Rangers took part in the 6-hour operation launched in the early hours. The operation particularly focused on Nauabad and Baghdadi neighbourhoods of Lyari. Twenty suspects have been arrested in the operation while two torture cells have been shut.

After the culmination of the operation, the Rangers let media representatives see the torture cells first hand. One cell was underground while the other was on a first floor in the same area. Chains, cellar tapes for gags, ropes and some documents were seen lying scattered in the torture cells.

In addition, Rangers found a huge cache of arms in a house. The arms were hidden in a ditch in the house, which the Rangers dug out and seized. 
The Rangers credited credible intelligence for the success of the search operation.

Ealsewhere in the city of Karachi, at least two dead bodies were found in different areas, while a cracker blast was also reported. The bodies were stuffed in gunny bags, a mark of target killers who have either been shooting people dead randomly or dumping dead bodies after abductions. One body was found in Baldia Town and another in Sadar.

Rangers have been deployed at entrance and exit points of Lyari. The Rangers have started snap checking in different areas.

26 security officials martyred in Afghan shelling

Chitral - 27th August 2011


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Today on Saturday at least 26 Chitral Scout officials were martyred in mortar shelling from Afghanistan. Militants from Afghanistan launched a pre-dawn cross-border raid on Pakistani paramilitary posts in the Chitral district on Saturday, killing 26 soldiers and wounding many others, security officials said. Afghan militants attacked six posts manned by the Chitral Scouts militia in the border village of Arandu near Chitral which faces Afghanistan s Nuristan province where Taliban militants have been active for years.

"Militants physically attacked some posts with heavy weapons while firing mortar bombs on others causing the casualties," one security official said.

The official gave no further details. But an intelligence official in the region said the attackers numbered in the hundreds. Cross-border raids have raised tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan in recent months as they battle protracted insurgencies by Taliban and al Qaeda-linked militants.

Pakistani Taliban fighters who fled to Afghanistan in the face of army offensives have joined allies there to regroup and threaten Pakistani border regions, analysts say. Twenty-seven Pakistani servicemen were killed and 45 militants died in clashes in July when some 600 militants from Afghanistan attacked two Pakistani villages in Dir region, also in the country s northwest.

Pakistan blames Afghanistan for giving refuge to militants on its side of the border, leaving its troops to counter-attack when it chases them out of the tribal areas and into Afghanistan.
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