Tag: Taliban
It’s time to reclaim Jinnah’s Pakistan
Backed by a historical consensus of the national political leadership and the Pakistani military against the menace of terrorism, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had vengeance in his eyes as he blew the war bugle against terrorism during an address to the nation late Wednesday.
Lal Masjid protest activist receives ‘Taliban phone call’
A man claiming to be Ehsanullah Ehsan asked Nasir to end the protests, or "be ready for consequences".
‘Only dead Taliban are good Taliban’
Civil society members come out in support of capital punishment, call for ‘public’ hangings of terrorists
A number of civil society members gathered at Karachi...
Khan demands better resources for KP to fight terrorism
PTI chief says tight monitoring of Pak-Afghan border, early repatriation of Afghan refugees vital to fight terrorism
Afghan forces launch operation in areas bordering Pakistan
Pakistani Taliban and Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists were also battling Afghan security forces in Dangam
13 Taliban, Qaeda terrorists killed, one arrested in Karachi shootout
Anwar claimed that four of those killed were affiliated with al Qaeda while the other men were members of the TTP
Lal Masjid cleric apologies for ‘controversial condemnation’
Abdul Aziz says MQM chief Altaf Hussain’s ‘provocative’ statement against Lal Masjid warrants legal action, alleges involvement of ‘certain sects’ in ‘anti-Lal Masjid’ protests
Giving...
Drone strike kills four terrorists in North Waziristan
Locals said that drones were still hovering in the area
Lal Masjid protest moves to Melody chowk
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Security was beefed up on Friday outside Islamabad's Lal Masjid following a call of protest by civil society members, private media reported.
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‘Down with Taliban apologists’
While the nation is mourning the massacre of minor students in Peshawar at the hands of bloodthirsty Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and is looking up to the Pakistan Army for avenging the carnage, Lal Masjid’s cleric Maulana Abdul Aziz is adamant that use of force against Taliban is not the “wise option”.
Peshawar attack survivors vow to defy Taliban
More than 400 schools in Islamabad warned of possible plot to bomb buses carrying students in Islamabad
Students grieving for their classmates massacred by the...
Ajmer Dargah panel asks Muslim bodies to oppose Taliban
The dargah committee of the 12th century shrine of Khwaja Moinuddhin Chishti in Ajmer has urged all Muslim schools of jurisprudence in India to...
A Nation Rises, United!
Having all political parties on board for the fight against terrorism in the backdrop of the Peshawar massacre, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif did not hesitate Wednesday in eliminating the distinction between the “good Taliban” and “bad Taliban” and vowed to eliminate all the enemies of the country even if it meant chasing down Taliban in the Afghan territory.
COAS demands Fazlullah, warns Afghans of hot pursuit
During a daylong visit to Kabul on Wednesday, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif separately met Afghan President Dr Ashraf Ghani and International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) Commander General John F Campbell and sought immediate arrest and repatriation of banned Tehreek-e-Pakistan (TTP) chief Mullah Fazlullah, whose group had claimed the responsibility of slaying 132 minor students and 12 staffers of the Army Public School (APS), Warsak Road, Peshawar on Tuesday.
Taliban and Pakistan cannot coexist: HRCP
Human Rights Commission of Pakistan slams killing of children in Taliban attack in Peshawar school
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has called the...
Taliban mount offensive near Pak-Afghan border
Taliban fighters killed at least five Afghan soldiers in a three-day offensive in a region near Pakistan, officials said on Tuesday, as fighting heats...
UN voices ‘serious concern’ after Taliban attacks hit Kabul
The United Nations (UN) voiced “serious concern” about the Taliban's persistent threat, after the group killed seven people in two suicide attacks in Kabul...