Alleged Indian Involvement in Terrorist Attacks in Pakistan
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Could it be that they are saying such things out of fear? i mean most suicide attacks have taken place in Peshawar isn't it..they must be fearing a backslash from the Taliban..however i could also be wrong given the sheer amount of propaganda they've been fed over the years.
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DAWN.COM | Metropolitan | Balochistan conflict
Balochistan conflict
Tuesday, 15 Dec, 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx0u2kpzovc&feature=player_embedded
Balochistan conflict
Tuesday, 15 Dec, 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx0u2kpzovc&feature=player_embedded
No proof of India’s role in Balochistan trouble’
`No proof of India?s role in Balochistan trouble?
New Delhi: In a statement that could embarrass Pakistan, which has claimed that India is fuelling unrest in Balochistan, a Baloch Senator has said there is no proof to suggest that New Delhi is fomenting trouble there.
"We don't have a proof. As a representative of Baloch people and a leader of a National Party, I have no information on this. Maybe, intelligence agencies of India and Pakistan have knowledge about it," Baloch leader and Senator Mir Hasil Bizenjo said last night.
He was replying to queries after the release of the autobiography of his late father Mir Ghaus Bakhsh Bizenjo titled: In Search of Solutions.
He was asked whether he, as a leader of Balochistan, is aware of India's involvement in the region.
Asking India to realise the threat perception posed by terrorism from its neighbourhood, the Senator said terror emanating from Afghanistan reached Pakistan in no time and New Delhi should keep this fact in mind.
The war "fought in Afghanistan (in 1980's) did not bother Pakistanis. But ultimately Peshawar or Frontier (in Pakistan) bore the brunt on a daily basis...
"If, India and Iran along with Afghanistan and Pakistan do not devise a strategy then it has every potential to reach in these countries," he said.
Pakistan has claimed that India promotes terrorism in Balochistan, situated on Pak-Afghan border.
Former Union Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar released the book in the presence of Pakistan High Commissioner to India Shahid Malik, leading peace activist B M Kutty and Pakistani journalist Sheikh Asad Rehman.
Saying that the genesis of troubles in Afghanistan and Pakistan dates back to the 1980's Afghan war that aimed at defeating Communism and USSR, Mir Hasil said those who fought it were not aware of the impact.
He said it took not more than 20 years to witness the guns "turning from Kabul to Islamabad".
Questioning the intention of the US-led war to defeat terror in Afghanistan-Pakistan, he said, "America, France know that if they will not fight terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan then they will have to fight them in their backyards. That is why they are spending billions and trillions."
Targeting Pakistan, he alleged a process is continuing in the country to build China against India.
He said the war in Afghanistan will not be won till Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and India unite to tackle the menace (of terrorism) as NATO forces will never be able to defeat "these forces".
Talking about the Senator's comment that "there is not much difference between Islamabad and Kabul", the Pakistan High Commissioner later said, "To me, comparing the two will be excessive. There are lots of differences. That stage has not come yet."
He added: "the condition in Afghanistan should improve for the betterment of our Afghan brothers and I am sure other countries in the region would also like to see that happen".
`No proof of India?s role in Balochistan trouble?
New Delhi: In a statement that could embarrass Pakistan, which has claimed that India is fuelling unrest in Balochistan, a Baloch Senator has said there is no proof to suggest that New Delhi is fomenting trouble there.
"We don't have a proof. As a representative of Baloch people and a leader of a National Party, I have no information on this. Maybe, intelligence agencies of India and Pakistan have knowledge about it," Baloch leader and Senator Mir Hasil Bizenjo said last night.
He was replying to queries after the release of the autobiography of his late father Mir Ghaus Bakhsh Bizenjo titled: In Search of Solutions.
He was asked whether he, as a leader of Balochistan, is aware of India's involvement in the region.
Asking India to realise the threat perception posed by terrorism from its neighbourhood, the Senator said terror emanating from Afghanistan reached Pakistan in no time and New Delhi should keep this fact in mind.
The war "fought in Afghanistan (in 1980's) did not bother Pakistanis. But ultimately Peshawar or Frontier (in Pakistan) bore the brunt on a daily basis...
"If, India and Iran along with Afghanistan and Pakistan do not devise a strategy then it has every potential to reach in these countries," he said.
Pakistan has claimed that India promotes terrorism in Balochistan, situated on Pak-Afghan border.
Former Union Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar released the book in the presence of Pakistan High Commissioner to India Shahid Malik, leading peace activist B M Kutty and Pakistani journalist Sheikh Asad Rehman.
Saying that the genesis of troubles in Afghanistan and Pakistan dates back to the 1980's Afghan war that aimed at defeating Communism and USSR, Mir Hasil said those who fought it were not aware of the impact.
He said it took not more than 20 years to witness the guns "turning from Kabul to Islamabad".
Questioning the intention of the US-led war to defeat terror in Afghanistan-Pakistan, he said, "America, France know that if they will not fight terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan then they will have to fight them in their backyards. That is why they are spending billions and trillions."
Targeting Pakistan, he alleged a process is continuing in the country to build China against India.
He said the war in Afghanistan will not be won till Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and India unite to tackle the menace (of terrorism) as NATO forces will never be able to defeat "these forces".
Talking about the Senator's comment that "there is not much difference between Islamabad and Kabul", the Pakistan High Commissioner later said, "To me, comparing the two will be excessive. There are lots of differences. That stage has not come yet."
He added: "the condition in Afghanistan should improve for the betterment of our Afghan brothers and I am sure other countries in the region would also like to see that happen".
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On the 'alleged Indian involement in terrorist acts in Pakisthan'...
Apparently, the Pakistanie mission in Houston was complicit in issuing 'fake passports' to Indians. Thank you Pakisthan, for helping us do what you "allegedly" accuse us of.
Fake passports issued to Indians by mission in Houston
By Mudassir Raja
Tuesday, 12 Jan, 2010
Pakistan’s consul general in Houston appeared in an accountability court and
confirmed that fake passports were issued.—File photo
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan’s consul general in the US city of Houston appeared in an accountability court here on Monday as a witness and confirmed that fake Pakistani passports had been issued to Indian citizens.
Aqil Naeem told Judge Wamiq Javaid that the passports had been issued by the Houston consulate as alleged by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in its reference against former consul general Ghulam Rasool Baloch and others.
He said that cases of misappropriation had been mentioned in the report of the audit of the consulate’s financial record.
He said the record of all people who had submitted additional fees to obtain passports from the consulate was available. The court put off the hearing till Jan 19.
The foreign affairs ministry had referred to NAB on March 28, 2008, a report received from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation that about 300 passports had been issued by the consulate on fake or incomplete documents.
A reference was filed against Ghulam Rasool, Assistant Consul General Mohammad Naeem and travel agent Imran Lalpuri for issuing passports to Indian citizens Aziz Moosa, Salim Ali and Abdul Sadiqas Sultan Abdullah.
An American passport bearing the name Syed Nazar Ali was found after the 1993 terrorist attacks in Mumbai and investigations revealed that he was actually an Indian national, Aziz Moosa.
During investigation it was found that several fake passports had been issued from the consulate.
The former consul general’s lawyer S.A. Mehmood Sadozai argued that the prosecution had merely relied on information provided by the FBI and had not investigated the case.
Replying to a question by the court, NAB prosecutors said they had examined FBI officials but did not record their statements.
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect...ssued-to-indians-by-mission-in-houston--bi-13
Apparently, the Pakistanie mission in Houston was complicit in issuing 'fake passports' to Indians. Thank you Pakisthan, for helping us do what you "allegedly" accuse us of.
Fake passports issued to Indians by mission in Houston
By Mudassir Raja
Tuesday, 12 Jan, 2010
Pakistan’s consul general in Houston appeared in an accountability court and
confirmed that fake passports were issued.—File photo
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan’s consul general in the US city of Houston appeared in an accountability court here on Monday as a witness and confirmed that fake Pakistani passports had been issued to Indian citizens.
Aqil Naeem told Judge Wamiq Javaid that the passports had been issued by the Houston consulate as alleged by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in its reference against former consul general Ghulam Rasool Baloch and others.
He said that cases of misappropriation had been mentioned in the report of the audit of the consulate’s financial record.
He said the record of all people who had submitted additional fees to obtain passports from the consulate was available. The court put off the hearing till Jan 19.
The foreign affairs ministry had referred to NAB on March 28, 2008, a report received from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation that about 300 passports had been issued by the consulate on fake or incomplete documents.
A reference was filed against Ghulam Rasool, Assistant Consul General Mohammad Naeem and travel agent Imran Lalpuri for issuing passports to Indian citizens Aziz Moosa, Salim Ali and Abdul Sadiqas Sultan Abdullah.
An American passport bearing the name Syed Nazar Ali was found after the 1993 terrorist attacks in Mumbai and investigations revealed that he was actually an Indian national, Aziz Moosa.
During investigation it was found that several fake passports had been issued from the consulate.
The former consul general’s lawyer S.A. Mehmood Sadozai argued that the prosecution had merely relied on information provided by the FBI and had not investigated the case.
Replying to a question by the court, NAB prosecutors said they had examined FBI officials but did not record their statements.
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect...ssued-to-indians-by-mission-in-houston--bi-13
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Sir liberate me first im MARRI baloch from quetta please if you cant please dont rant.And sir stop 2 dozen insurgencies in india.Or ISI will liberate them before you.
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And raag its not PakisTHAN its PAKISTAN.
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And raag its not PakisTHAN its PAKISTAN.
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