Pakistan's Descent into Chaos: Terrorist & Drone Attacks

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[Aaj ka hero]

This news anchor really screws the Pakis.......

Madam sounds like pure northern Indian I mean in ferocity Haryana and punjabi girls are in their own league.
I know north india is not only Haryana and Punjab though.

 

[Mikesingh]

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Pakis are getting fukd everywhere but they are incorrigible. A doormouse can never change its colour.

 

[Butter Chicken]

Bombing aboard train kills 3 in Balochistan

Police in Pakistan say a bomb explosion aboard a moving train has killed at least three passengers and wounded seven others in the country's volatile southwest.

Officer Abdullah Jamali says the bomb went off in one of the cars of a Quetta-bound train early Sunday, damaging five cars. He says two men and a woman were killed, and that women and children were among the wounded.

No one claimed responsibility, but ethnic Baluch separatists have attacked trains in the past.

The southwestern Baluchistan province has been the scene of a low-level separatist insurgency for well over a decade. The separatists accuse the central government of unfairly exploiting the region's gas and mineral wealth.

 

[Prashant12]

Pakistan: Baloch Liberation Tigers (BLT) claimed responsibility for a blast on Jaffar Express Train with remote controlled device in Naseerabad, Balochistan on Sunday morning. 4 security personnel have been killed, many wounded & 5 bogies of the train got derailed.

 

[bhramos]

Journalist from POK shuts the Mouth of Pakistan's Senator || Great Embarrassment

 

[Butter Chicken]

Armed attack on forces checkpoints killed 4, BLA claims the responsibility

Pakistani forces three check-posts attacked in Bolan area of Balochistan on Sunday.

According to the details received by The Balochistan Post, Pakistan army’s three checkpoints have been attacked in different areas of Bolan which resulted in killing four and injuring several forces personnel.

Responsibility of the attack has been claimed by Baloch Liberation Army(BLA), a pro-independence Baloch militant group.

Jeeyand Baloch, spokesperson for BLA in a released statement in the media has said,“BLA fighters attacked three Pakistan army check-posts with weaponry in Laki, Sordak and Dezo areas of Bolan in which four officials were killed and several others injured”.

Jeeyand Baloch further said that “Baloch struggle for national independence continues with the consistent continuation of decent values and global laws, and this war is not only the war of Baloch nationalism and freedom but the war of peace for humanity. Pakistan has utilized religious terrorism as a foreign policy to achieve its most important goals, which is not just the risk for the peace of its neighboring countries but the peace of the whole world”.

BLA spokesman said “it is also the responsibility of the civilized nations to support the Baloch nation in their fight against Pakistan, if they want peace and prosperity for the world.

 

[Butter Chicken]

6 Pakjabi forces killed in Balochistan

QUETTA: At least six Levies personnel were martyred and several others were injured in an attack on a check post in Balochistan’s Lal Khattai area in Ziarat’s Tehsil Sanjwani.

According to details, unidentified assailants opened indiscriminate fire on the Levies check post injuring many personnel, who were shifted to nearby hospitals. Six personnel were martyred in the attack and the condition of some of the injured is still critical.

 

[Butter Chicken]

2 Pak Army vehicles attacked, 9 occupying forces killed by Baloch Republican Army in Kech district

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Baloch fighters have released video of the train which was blown up recently,severing a crucial rail link

 

[indiatester]

https://www.dawn.com/news/1471862/36-dsps-suspended-across-punjab
36 DSPs suspended across Punjab
The Newspaper's Staff ReporterUpdated March 26, 2019

LAHORE: Inspector General of Punjab Police Amjad Javed Saleemi has suspended from service 36 deputy superintendents of police (DSPs) of various districts over multiple charges.

The action was taken against them on the recommendations of the regional police officers (RPOs).

The IGP had enforced internal accountability mechanism with directions to the RPOs and heads of the district police to cleanse the force from officers with tainted record.

According to a police handout issued here on Monday, the IGP placed under suspension 36 DSPs involved in negligence, misconduct, abuse of power and corruption.

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Of them 12 DSPs were from Lahore and four from Faisalabad.

In a statement issued in this respect, the IGP said there would be zero tolerance for those causing damage to the police department. He added that every official would be made accountable irrespective of his rank and without any laxity.

“The uniform requires us to provide justice to the people,” Mr Saleemi said adding that the accountability system would be made more transparent and everyone will be provided with the opportunity to present his case.

Published in Dawn, March 26th, 2019

 

[indiatester]

She is a minister of human rights in pak.

 

[Games Goblin]

Porks let Hunters kill their national animal for $100,000. Looks like they will sell out their dignity for some $$$

 

[Butter Chicken]

BLF releases new video of attack on Pakistani forces on Jan 8,2019.Not claimed by ISPR

 

[S.A.T.A]

Porks let Hunters kill their national animal for $100,000. Looks like they will sell out their dignity for some $$$

It's truly sad to see such a majestic beast being allowed to be hunted for a petty change. However on the flip side it appears that the population of the Markhors have stabilized and are growing because the local population has vested interest in protecting the animal...

 

[Nicky G]

Porkies being told by their establishment that the Chinese are de facto masters and Porkies must accept them as first class citizens.


Even the army and forces are not exempt form this.

 

[Mikesingh]

Pakistan: Question paper asks ‘who is the worst animal before Allah’, students who choose ‘pig’ over ‘infidels’ get no marks!

The state of education in a country often indicates how progressive societies are. In a dysfunction state like Pakistan, the system of education has become a casualty under the Islamists and religious fanatics, who are controlled by the Pakistan military establishment to further their political agenda.

An incident in the terror state of Pakistan has revealed the nature of religious intolerance that exists in the Islamist societies towards ‘non-believers’. Arshad Yousafzai, a Pakistani journalist in his post reported how Pakistan’s education system is itself promoting hatred against people from other religion.

In his tweet, Arshad Yousafzai mentions a recent SSC annual exams that held in Karachi, in which the examiner had asked a question in the exam of Islamic Studies to choose an answer for the worst animal before Allah. The options for the question were donkey, pig, infidels, or monkey.

The religious scholar further said that those candidates who have chosen the answer ‘Pig’ will not be awarded any mark while those students who had marked that infidels are the worst animal before Allah would be receiving one mark as it was the right answer.

https://www.opindia.com/2019/04/pak...ts-who-choose-pig-over-infidels-get-no-marks/

Pak is heading down the rabbit hole faster than the speed of light! Religious bigotry is spreading like an epidemic in every sphere of public life in Pak - from ideology to education.

A failed state if ever there was one!

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Pakistan army is obsessed with India because it justifies its indispensability

File photo. Photograph AFP )

There are four power centres in Pakistan. Sitting atop the other three is the military, which controls one-third of Pakistan’s economy and almost all its terror groups. The other three centres of quasi-power are the government, the judiciary and the mullahs. The media is powerless. Civil society has no voice.

The Pakistani army is obsessed with India for one overriding reason: it justifies the army’s indispensability to the country and is good for business. The Pakistani army is run like a private limited company. Indian strategists working on counter-terror operations make the mistake of thinking that Pakistan’s “deep state” is responsible for Islamabad’s malignant behaviour.

There is no deep state in Pakistan. The army is the deep state and its tactics are open, even brazen. The Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) makes no secret of its subversive role. Its public relations division (ISPR) is run by Major General Asif Ghafoor, who deals daily in Goebbelsian propaganda.

The Pakistani army’s Fauji Foundation owns businesses across Pakistan. In a written reply to Pakistan’s Senate in 2016, a glimpse of the army’s business holdings was revealed. As Dawn reported: “There were nearly 50 projects and units functioning in the country under the administrative control of Fauji Foundation, Shaheen Foundation, Bahria Foundation, Army Welfare Trust (AWT) and Defence Housing Authorities (DHAs).

According to the details provided in the reply, eight DHAs were established in major cities. These DHAs — mostly created through ordinances — are in Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi-Islamabad, Multan, Gujranwala, Bahawalpur, Peshawar and Quetta. Besides, there are 16 projects/units functioning under the AWT, 15 under the Fauji Foundation and 11 under the Shaheen Foundation.”

Projects under the Fauji Foundation include plants manufacturing everything from cement and fertiliser to energy and cereal. The Fauji Foundation itself claims on its website that it runs 18 industries. Quite apart from official holdings, the Pakistani army controls benami land and foreign bank accounts.

The country’s defence budget at $10 billion is 3.5 per cent of Pakistan’s GDP —nearly double India’s (1.8 per cent) as a ratio of GDP. Few countries spend more on defence as a percentage of GDP than Pakistan. China’s defence budget is 1.4 per cent of GDP. A significant portion of Pakistan’s defence budget is siphoned off by the army’s top brass. There is little oversight.

To keep the defence budget high and the illicit money machine ticking over, the Pakistani army needs an enemy. India fits the bill. The Pakistani army is not interested in Kashmir. It uses the state to prosecute a low-cost, low-intensity proxy conflict with India, deploying its terrorist arms to attack India and keep tensions simmering just below boiling point.

A key part of this strategy is to maintain a facade of seeking talks with India. For the Pakistani military, talks and terror go together. Structured dialogue with India gives Islamabad respectability in the eyes of the international community, diluting the impression that it is a pariah state. But the Pakistani army has no intention of allowing talks, when they do take place, to actually succeed in resolving the Kashmir issue. A resolution would end the conflict. The army’s role in Pakistan would diminish. So would the Fauji Foundation’s fortunes.

India’s peace lobby comprises several well-meaning activists. The Pakistani army’s civil society proxies engage in endless track two meetings with them. The purpose: build a bridge to eventually open a dialogue between India and Pakistan at the political level. Meanwhile, the Pakistani army’s terror proxies — Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen — launch periodic attacks on Indian targets to ensure that the low-intensity conflict continues.

The Indian Air Force’s Balakot strike deep inside Pakistan changed the low-cost terror business model that the Pakistani army had perfected over years. Suddenly, the cost had risen. The loss of hundreds of terrorists and several Pakistani army officers in Balakot was just one blow.

An equally punishing one could be lying around the corner: blacklisting by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). The Paris-based body monitors money laundering and terror financing globally. The Pakistani establishment engages copiously in both. If the FATF blacklists Pakistan, it could severely damage that country’s already fragile economy.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Pakistan’s foreign minister, was so rattled by the possibility of blacklisting that he told journalists at a recent press conference in Lahore: “The Foreign Office is calculating the annual loss if Pakistan is pushed in the blacklist by the FATF as India is lobbying for this.”

Indian foreign policymakers have been ambivalent over Pakistan. Diplomatic relations remain unchanged. A private member’s bill to declare Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism has been shelved. Cross-border trade continues as before, notwithstanding the withdrawal of Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status. Even the ludicrous retreat ceremony at the Wagah border post between BSF jawans and Pakistani Rangers goes on unabated daily. Pakistan craves equivalence with India. Indian policymakers give it far too many opportunities to claim false equivalence.

Meanwhile, the Pakistani army keeps a beady eye on India, obsessing over every Pakistani rupee it can extract from the longest geopolitical fraud it has pulled off for decades through its proxy war of terror against India. The new Indian government, whichever alliance forms it, must end the charade that enriches the Pakistani army at the cost of Indian lives.

 

[Butter Chicken]

14 people killed in Quetta blast targeting Hazara community: police

At least eight people were killed and several others injured in a blast in Quetta's Hazarganji area on Friday morning.

Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Abdul Razzaq Cheema confirmed the death toll and told DawnNewsTV that the blast was targeting members of the Hazara community.

Seven of those killed were members of the Hazara community, while one Frontier Corps soldier was martyred in the attack, DIG Cheema said.

 

[Butter Chicken]

2nd Blast of the day in Balochistan

 

[Anikastha]

Told you guys. We will get to witness several blasts in Balochistan or sindh that too victims will be Minorities.
Wait and watch for much more drama at 16 to 21st April..