DI Khan central jail under attack !

[Secur]

I'm afraid there will be no FC left by that time.

What time ?

Forget it , Pakistan isn't falling to the terrorists , mate .

 

[Rafael]

Learn something from the Srilankans , then , my friend . They never gave up in their fight against the Tamil terrorists even when they were taking a heavy toll and Colombo was speculated to soon fell to the terrorists . No need to get so pessimistic and down , it will be fixed , all in due time .

Sirilankans were not busy labeling each other kafirs while the war was beig fought. Their military generals were not dealing in properties and their politicians were not shifting blames and visiting London and Saudi Arab. And most importantly they had no confusion about their enemy as a nation.

What time ?

Forget it , Pakistan isn't falling to the terrorists , mate .

Yes it is. One just needs to look around.

 

[L@eeq]

 

[Secur]

Yes it is. One just needs to look around.

I refuse to believe , sir , that there is no hope left . Even with the problem of ' radicalized masses ' and rampant ' Mullah ' .

 

[Bratva]

The army came there , right ?

Couldn't they even kill 25% of the attacking terrorists ?

Army teaching lesson to bloody civilians by not intervening in the matters that are/should be handled by them,,, giving them a silent message, "suck the mango of negotiations".

That's what I get from whole fiasco

 

[Secur]

That's what I get from whole fiasco

The thought crossed my mind too , mate . In a country where Taliban are saviors and their leaders are martyred in drone strike and the politicians want to negotiate ' with their angry brothers who have gone to the mountains ' , you really want to hit your head somwhere .

Because it isn't possible for the terrorists to attack , free and then leave with such ease , if it wasn't for the army showing leniency and laxness intentionally for some reasons .

 

[HAIDER]

Its time for govt to built high security prison, for that project even US and EU provide funding and expertise . The era of mud and brick is over.

 

[batmannow]

Its time for govt to built high security prison, for that project even US and EU provide funding and expertise . The era of mud and brick is over.

not only this is going to work it, alone its all about a harder will to fight terror?
which is lacking in our faked, croupted, & selfish political system?
With all this damocrazy grown & saved by croupt & undecided fake, judiciary which kept these terrorists to be saved by a jail break?

 

[babajees]

List of the prisoners who escaped: List of people who escaped Dera Ismail Jail after attack by TTP - 30 July 2013 | Tune.pk

[video]http://tune.pk/video/261311/List-of-people-who-escaped-Dera-Ismail-Jail-after-attack-by-TTP-30-July-2013[/video]

 

[batmannow]

The thought crossed my mind too , mate . In a country where Taliban are saviors and their leaders are martyred in drone strike and the politicians want to negotiate ' with their angry brothers who have gone to the mountains ' , you really want to hit your head somwhere .

Because it isn't possible for the terrorists to attack , free and then leave with such ease , if it wasn't for the army showing leniency and laxness intentionally for some reasons .

the army showing leniency and laxness intentionally for some reasons

Eight militants, two soldiers killed in Darra Adamkhel clash - DAWN.COM

pak army keep dying ?laxness intentionally for some reasons

 

[Bratva]

DI KHAN: Around 150 heavily armed Taliban militants freed 248 prisoners, including more than 49 hardcore militants, some belonging to the TTP and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, during a sophisticated attack on the high-security Dera Ismail Khan Central Jail in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

Armed with guns, mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and bombs, the attackers bombarded the prison before escaping with the inmates after a three-hour shootout.

An official of the district police told The Express Tribune that “around 248 prisoners escaped from the jail, including 49 high-profile militants, six death row prisoners and five females”.
Inspector General Police (Prisons) Khalid Abbas told The Express Tribune that the terrorists stormed the jail around midnight Monday.

“They were armed with RPG-7 anti-tank rockets, heavy and medium machine guns and automatic rifles,” he said, adding that the attackers were also equipped with improvised explosive devices and attacked the building in two groups.

Explaining further, Abbas said they first severed the electric supply to the prison and proceeded to fire rockets at the main gate, breaking it down.


“One group destroyed an armoured personnel carrier parked outside the main building killing three policemen inside the APC and then they forced their way into the jail despite the resistance of policemen deployed to protect it.

“The jail’s policemen were heavily outnumbered so the militants managed to overpower them,” he added.

They then proceeded to break the locks of the barracks and fired at least 65 rockets and grenades into the premises to reach the part of the prison where their men were locked up.
According to police officers, the militants called out the names of their colleagues through a megaphone once they entered the building and told them to come out of their cells.

In the ambush, 12 people, including five policemen were killed and 13 others were injured. The attackers also reportedly took away a female constable, Ghullab Bibi, who had been on-duty at the women’s barracks. Another police officer said that four female prisoners were also taken away by the militants.

The slain policemen were identified as Mazhar Hussain Qureshi, Saifullah, Rustam, Mir Zaman and Peyou Sardar. The fifth officer remains unidentified.

The dead prisoners were identified as Sajid Khan, Juma Malang, Aslam (a prisoner on death row), Akther Abbas (jailed for life), Naseem, Aslam Chaudhry and another prisoner whose identity could not be ascertained.According to police officials, four of the prisoners were Shia.

TTP spokesperson Shahidullah Shahid claimed responsibility for the assault, calling it a “successful mission in which 150 men including seven suicide bombers participated.”

A police official claimed at least six militants were killed near Daraban check post during an exchange of gunfire between security forces and the escaping militants.


A police official who was on duty during the attack said prison authorities called for reinforcements, however they arrived late.

Commissioner DI Khan Mushtaq Jadoon said the militants had destroyed all the transformers, plunging the area into darkness when additional reinforcements arrived. He added that this provided cover to the militants to escape with the prisoners.

Jadoon stated that militants had also planted IEDs along their escape route which took the bomb disposal unit until Tuesday morning to defuse.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2013.

 

[livingdead]

DI KHAN: Around 150 heavily armed Taliban militants freed 248 prisoners, including more than 49 hardcore militants, some belonging to the TTP and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, during a sophisticated attack on the high-security Dera Ismail Khan Central Jail in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

Armed with guns, mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and bombs, the attackers bombarded the prison before escaping with the inmates after a three-hour shootout.

An official of the district police told The Express Tribune that “around 248 prisoners escaped from the jail, including 49 high-profile militants, six death row prisoners and five females”.
Inspector General Police (Prisons) Khalid Abbas told The Express Tribune that the terrorists stormed the jail around midnight Monday.

“They were armed with RPG-7 anti-tank rockets, heavy and medium machine guns and automatic rifles,” he said, adding that the attackers were also equipped with improvised explosive devices and attacked the building in two groups.

Explaining further, Abbas said they first severed the electric supply to the prison and proceeded to fire rockets at the main gate, breaking it down.


“One group destroyed an armoured personnel carrier parked outside the main building killing three policemen inside the APC and then they forced their way into the jail despite the resistance of policemen deployed to protect it.

“The jail’s policemen were heavily outnumbered so the militants managed to overpower them,” he added.

They then proceeded to break the locks of the barracks and fired at least 65 rockets and grenades into the premises to reach the part of the prison where their men were locked up.
According to police officers, the militants called out the names of their colleagues through a megaphone once they entered the building and told them to come out of their cells.

In the ambush, 12 people, including five policemen were killed and 13 others were injured. The attackers also reportedly took away a female constable, Ghullab Bibi, who had been on-duty at the women’s barracks. Another police officer said that four female prisoners were also taken away by the militants.

The slain policemen were identified as Mazhar Hussain Qureshi, Saifullah, Rustam, Mir Zaman and Peyou Sardar. The fifth officer remains unidentified.

The dead prisoners were identified as Sajid Khan, Juma Malang, Aslam (a prisoner on death row), Akther Abbas (jailed for life), Naseem, Aslam Chaudhry and another prisoner whose identity could not be ascertained.According to police officials, four of the prisoners were Shia.

TTP spokesperson Shahidullah Shahid claimed responsibility for the assault, calling it a “successful mission in which 150 men including seven suicide bombers participated.”

A police official claimed at least six militants were killed near Daraban check post during an exchange of gunfire between security forces and the escaping militants.


A police official who was on duty during the attack said prison authorities called for reinforcements, however they arrived late.

Commissioner DI Khan Mushtaq Jadoon said the militants had destroyed all the transformers, plunging the area into darkness when additional reinforcements arrived. He added that this provided cover to the militants to escape with the prisoners.

Jadoon stated that militants had also planted IEDs along their escape route which took the bomb disposal unit until Tuesday morning to defuse.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2013.

fcuk.. this is unbeleavable... its war... you need proper anti terror response.. not sure police could handle this.

 

[batmannow]

DI KHAN: Around 150 heavily armed Taliban militants freed 248 prisoners, including more than 49 hardcore militants, some belonging to the TTP and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, during a sophisticated attack on the high-security Dera Ismail Khan Central Jail in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

Armed with guns, mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and bombs, the attackers bombarded the prison before escaping with the inmates after a three-hour shootout.

An official of the district police told The Express Tribune that “around 248 prisoners escaped from the jail, including 49 high-profile militants, six death row prisoners and five females”.
Inspector General Police (Prisons) Khalid Abbas told The Express Tribune that the terrorists stormed the jail around midnight Monday.

“They were armed with RPG-7 anti-tank rockets, heavy and medium machine guns and automatic rifles,” he said, adding that the attackers were also equipped with improvised explosive devices and attacked the building in two groups.

Explaining further, Abbas said they first severed the electric supply to the prison and proceeded to fire rockets at the main gate, breaking it down.


“One group destroyed an armoured personnel carrier parked outside the main building killing three policemen inside the APC and then they forced their way into the jail despite the resistance of policemen deployed to protect it.

“The jail’s policemen were heavily outnumbered so the militants managed to overpower them,” he added.

They then proceeded to break the locks of the barracks and fired at least 65 rockets and grenades into the premises to reach the part of the prison where their men were locked up.
According to police officers, the militants called out the names of their colleagues through a megaphone once they entered the building and told them to come out of their cells.

In the ambush, 12 people, including five policemen were killed and 13 others were injured. The attackers also reportedly took away a female constable, Ghullab Bibi, who had been on-duty at the women’s barracks. Another police officer said that four female prisoners were also taken away by the militants.

The slain policemen were identified as Mazhar Hussain Qureshi, Saifullah, Rustam, Mir Zaman and Peyou Sardar. The fifth officer remains unidentified.

The dead prisoners were identified as Sajid Khan, Juma Malang, Aslam (a prisoner on death row), Akther Abbas (jailed for life), Naseem, Aslam Chaudhry and another prisoner whose identity could not be ascertained.According to police officials, four of the prisoners were Shia.

TTP spokesperson Shahidullah Shahid claimed responsibility for the assault, calling it a “successful mission in which 150 men including seven suicide bombers participated.”

A police official claimed at least six militants were killed near Daraban check post during an exchange of gunfire between security forces and the escaping militants.


A police official who was on duty during the attack said prison authorities called for reinforcements, however they arrived late.

Commissioner DI Khan Mushtaq Jadoon said the militants had destroyed all the transformers, plunging the area into darkness when additional reinforcements arrived. He added that this provided cover to the militants to escape with the prisoners.

Jadoon stated that militants had also planted IEDs along their escape route which took the bomb disposal unit until Tuesday morning to defuse.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2013.

great display of traitorship by JI which is the master mind behind all this?
intell by batmannow, investigate it how long, how many of police guys got transferes by whom & when, they knew the whole plan!
just need to pick up, few JI hotshots from the area, whole dam drama will be in open, in few hours!
but can PTI kpk govt can do this?

 

[Major Sam]

Welcome to Naya Pakistan in Combo with ROshan Pakistan ....

 

[L@eeq]

after watching this clip its conformed they succed in releasing there wanted commanders. they used night vision .... and look at the funding they had spent 1 cror rs. for this attack. and our agencies took it lightly. cause they new it but still they were unable to protect the jail.