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Why does that post in the Video have an Indian flag like coloring?
Kharotabad : "Murdered" Russians/Chechens were not "Terrorists"
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Singh look closely, those security forces are shooting at few people who have already down , these reporter have come with their camera and mike and two three armored jeeps. More like well armed soldiers with protection are having target practice.
no sign of any bomb going off.
now read the report
no sign of any bomb going off.
now read the report
what is most strange is the fact that all the alleged terrorists are together around the black cloth. This looks very suspicious.
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the attack seems to be a dog and pony show
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What happens of India congratulates them for their fight against terrorism?
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I have a nasty feeling Pakistanis are cannibalising their own countrymen to shoe that they are victims of terrorism.Just look at this way post-osama raid the PA and the ISI have been boxed into a corner and the avenues of coming out of this situation are limited another 26/11 the GoI subtly hinted that we will turn Pasha's grandchildren green.The US also is boxing them into a corner so they might have been doing false flag ops in non-punjabi areas to inflict casualities on their own population.This is my two cents and further contribution by other posters in this line of thought is extremely welcome.
This particular video also brings credence to that line of thought.All of these attacks might be staged.True terrorist attacks must happen in Punjab me thinks
This particular video also brings credence to that line of thought.All of these attacks might be staged.True terrorist attacks must happen in Punjab me thinks
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singh check frame 0.27 friendly media, story of FC and Police does not match up they had information, intercept at airport they drive away, they reach this spot, security forces tried to check them but terrorist blow up check post before firing. Other said that terrorist did not had time to react and they were shot dead. BTW no injury or death to FC or Police.
quite a strange story
check this video carefully you will see intelligence people in plane cloths close to security forces.
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Chechens killed in Quetta were unarmed: witnesses
QUETTA: While police and other law enforcement agencies' investigators are silent about the killing on Tuesday of five Chechen suspects, witnesses say they were unarmed, had not put up any resistance and appeared ready to surrender.
Hospital sources said on Wednesday that the three women and two men had died on the spot of multiple bullet wounds.
All the bodies were found at a picket of the Frontier Corps surrounded by barbed wires.
According to officials who tried to reconstruct the scene, the suspects had gone to the checkpoint for shelter or to surrender
when they saw a heavy contingent of law enforcement personnel who had rushed to Killi Khezi after receiving a wireless message from a police post on the Airport Road about the entry into the area of a vehicle carrying suspected foreigners.
According to sources, they had hired the vehicle in Kuchlak, for coming to Quetta with the help of two local people.
They had crossed two police posts, but policemen deployed at the third one told them to accompany them to the police station near the airport.
While on way to the police station, the local men and the driver forcibly offloaded a policeman accompanying them and sped away. After some time, the driver, Ataullah, stopped the vehicle and refused to take them to Quetta.
The Chechens stepped off the vehicle, offered prayers in a mosque in Killi Khezi and asked local people to guide them to an address.
But all of a sudden they found themselves surrounded by police and Frontier Corps personnel.
The frightened Chechens moved to the nearby FC post, apparently to surrender or take refuge.
"They raised their hands as a gesture of surrender but law enforcement personnel opened indiscriminate fire at them," witness Irfan Khan alleged.
A private TV channel telecast the shooting by security personnel and an injured woman waving her hand and pleading with them to stop firing.
"An investigation is under way on the basis of information being collected from some mobile phones and a diary," Quetta police chief Daud Junejo told Dawn on Wednesday night.
He insisted that the Chechens were armed and had hurled a grenade at the checkpost.
However, no other official of the security agencies involved in the firing was ready to comment on the incident.
People who witnessed the action of law enforcement personnel expressed doubts about the official claims, saying that no
suicide vests, grenades or weapons were found from the bodies.
"I did not see any suicide jacket or bomb strapped to the bodies," a senior journalist who was at the place when the incident took place told Dawn.
A senior police officer who had searched the bodies also said not even a knife had been found.
"Only five passports were found in their pockets," he added.
The statements of police and FC officials were contradictory, too.
Police said the Chechens were carrying suicide jackets, while FC officials claimed that they had grenades in their hands.
Another question being raised here is why the suspects were not arrested when they were injured.
"They could have been arrested alive because they were unarmed," an officer of a law enforcement agency said.
He said the suspects could have provided useful information.
The officer said he believed that security personnel opened fire out of a fear that the suspects might have been wearing suicide vests.
The bodies were lying in the morgue of the Bolan Medical Complex after postmortem.
Sources said the Chechens had not crossed into Pakistan from Afghanistan in the recent past and it appeared that they had come to Kuchlak from North Waziristan.
Their passports had expired two years ago, an official said.
Amanullah Kasi adds: The Balochistan National Party-M, Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party, both factions of the Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam and Jamaat-i-Islami have called for an impartial investigation into the incident.Leaders of the parties said there were contradictions in the statements of security forces. They claimed that they had information about the arrival of terrorists intending to carry out suicide attacks, but failed to explain how the suspects had managed to reach Kuchlak, near the provincial capital.
The leaders said all vehicles were searched at the Baleli checkpoint by FC, police and Levies personnel, but the Chechens appeared to have dodged them.
They said that if the security forces' version of the incident had been correct, the suicide vests would have blown up when police and FC personnel opened fire on the 'terrorists'.
Chechens killed in Quetta were unarmed: witnesses | Newspaper | DAWN.COM
QUETTA: While police and other law enforcement agencies' investigators are silent about the killing on Tuesday of five Chechen suspects, witnesses say they were unarmed, had not put up any resistance and appeared ready to surrender.
Hospital sources said on Wednesday that the three women and two men had died on the spot of multiple bullet wounds.
All the bodies were found at a picket of the Frontier Corps surrounded by barbed wires.
According to officials who tried to reconstruct the scene, the suspects had gone to the checkpoint for shelter or to surrender
when they saw a heavy contingent of law enforcement personnel who had rushed to Killi Khezi after receiving a wireless message from a police post on the Airport Road about the entry into the area of a vehicle carrying suspected foreigners.
According to sources, they had hired the vehicle in Kuchlak, for coming to Quetta with the help of two local people.
They had crossed two police posts, but policemen deployed at the third one told them to accompany them to the police station near the airport.
While on way to the police station, the local men and the driver forcibly offloaded a policeman accompanying them and sped away. After some time, the driver, Ataullah, stopped the vehicle and refused to take them to Quetta.
The Chechens stepped off the vehicle, offered prayers in a mosque in Killi Khezi and asked local people to guide them to an address.
But all of a sudden they found themselves surrounded by police and Frontier Corps personnel.
The frightened Chechens moved to the nearby FC post, apparently to surrender or take refuge.
"They raised their hands as a gesture of surrender but law enforcement personnel opened indiscriminate fire at them," witness Irfan Khan alleged.
A private TV channel telecast the shooting by security personnel and an injured woman waving her hand and pleading with them to stop firing.
"An investigation is under way on the basis of information being collected from some mobile phones and a diary," Quetta police chief Daud Junejo told Dawn on Wednesday night.
He insisted that the Chechens were armed and had hurled a grenade at the checkpost.
However, no other official of the security agencies involved in the firing was ready to comment on the incident.
People who witnessed the action of law enforcement personnel expressed doubts about the official claims, saying that no
suicide vests, grenades or weapons were found from the bodies.
"I did not see any suicide jacket or bomb strapped to the bodies," a senior journalist who was at the place when the incident took place told Dawn.
A senior police officer who had searched the bodies also said not even a knife had been found.
"Only five passports were found in their pockets," he added.
The statements of police and FC officials were contradictory, too.
Police said the Chechens were carrying suicide jackets, while FC officials claimed that they had grenades in their hands.
Another question being raised here is why the suspects were not arrested when they were injured.
"They could have been arrested alive because they were unarmed," an officer of a law enforcement agency said.
He said the suspects could have provided useful information.
The officer said he believed that security personnel opened fire out of a fear that the suspects might have been wearing suicide vests.
The bodies were lying in the morgue of the Bolan Medical Complex after postmortem.
Sources said the Chechens had not crossed into Pakistan from Afghanistan in the recent past and it appeared that they had come to Kuchlak from North Waziristan.
Their passports had expired two years ago, an official said.
Amanullah Kasi adds: The Balochistan National Party-M, Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party, both factions of the Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam and Jamaat-i-Islami have called for an impartial investigation into the incident.Leaders of the parties said there were contradictions in the statements of security forces. They claimed that they had information about the arrival of terrorists intending to carry out suicide attacks, but failed to explain how the suspects had managed to reach Kuchlak, near the provincial capital.
The leaders said all vehicles were searched at the Baleli checkpoint by FC, police and Levies personnel, but the Chechens appeared to have dodged them.
They said that if the security forces' version of the incident had been correct, the suicide vests would have blown up when police and FC personnel opened fire on the 'terrorists'.
Chechens killed in Quetta were unarmed: witnesses | Newspaper | DAWN.COM
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The female so called bomber was 7 months pregnant. Moreover terrorist don't carry passport...
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Kharotabad ignominy
The incident at Kharotabad in Quetta, which the FC and police had initially tried to pass off as a heroic action against terrorists, is now emerging as something quite different. There is a growing question mark over whether the five Chechens, including three women killed were terrorists. One was seven months pregnant at the time, raising further doubts about any possibility that she was a suicide bomber. What is becoming clear is that the role played by the security forces was hardly an honourable one. Video footage captured by local residents showed that the foreign nationals were shot over and over again as they lay on the ground. There are also images of a gold chain being pocketed by a security man and other valuables being taken away. Contrary to initial claims by the FC and police, there were no suicide jackets in the vehicle and no other explosive items, though some suspicious items seem to have been found. Essentially, we were lied to. The claim by the PTI that the shooting happened after the Chechen women turned down a demand that sexual favours be offered, makes things even worse.
A full inquiry at the highest levels is required. The FC and police personnel responsible for taking bribes from the foreign nationals, robbing them and then pumping multiple bullets into their bodies as they lay helplessly on the ground must be penalised. If this does not happen there is a possibility that further such incidents will take place in the future. Given the security situation we face, we need a dedicated, disciplined and well-planned force able to take on terrorists — and also win the trust of citizens. The latter has obviously collapsed after the latest incident — the fabricated version put out and the truth that has emerged from the cameras of local people. In the age of mobile phone cameras present in almost every pocket, it has become harder to stage cover-ups.
Kharotabad ignominy – The Express Tribune
MIND=BLOWN !!!
