Pakistan plans to kill Indian envoy? Communication intercepts expose plot
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We dont consider arabs to be superior humans like you ....... nevertheless you can learn better english from this guy ........
Yes millions of you work for them though.. as for english who gives a shyt.. its just your "inferiority" complex at work.. so typical... "shakes his head appu style"..
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JALALABAD (Afghanistan/Nangarhar): Suicide bombers targeted the Indian consulate in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on Saturday, detonating an explosives-packed car outside the building and killing nine civilians, including a child.
A spokesman for the Taliban militant group immediately denied any responsibility for the attack, which rocked the city and left a mosque, private houses, tailors and other nearby shops in ruins.
"A car containing explosives hit a barrier near the consulate and detonated," Ahmadzia Abdulzai, spokesman for Nangarhar province, of which Jalalabad is the capital, told AFP. "There were three suicide bombers in the car."
Nangarhar police chief Sharif Amin confirmed that the consulate was the intended target of the blast, which created a large crater in the road as survivors wearing blood-stained clothing ran for cover.
The interior ministry condemned the attack as "heinous" and said nine people had died, with 21 other civilians wounded. The death toll included at least one child.
An AFP photographer reported that ambulances rushed to the scene and took the injured to hospital as security forces cordoned off the area, where several large buildings were badly damaged.
Syed Akbaruddin, a spokesman for the Indian foreign ministry in New Delhi, said on his Twitter account that all officials were safe after the attack -- the first major strike in Afghanistan during the holy month of Ramadan that started on July 10.
India, which has spent more than two billion dollars of aid in Afghanistan since the Taliban regime fell in 2001, has been previously targeted in the war-torn country.
In 2008, a car bomb attack on the Indian embassy killed more than 60 people and, in 2010, suicide attacks on two guesthouses killed at least 16 people including seven Indians.
"Our fighters have not carried out any attack in Jalalabad," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told AFP. "We do not claim the responsibility for this attack."
Jalalabad is situated on the key route from the Pakistani border region -- where many militants are based -- to Kabul, and it has been the location of repeated attacks in recent years.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) compound in the city was hit on May 29, with the Taliban rebels also denying any involvement.
One Afghan guard died in the attack, which triggered widespread outrage as the ICRC is one of the most respected aid groups in Afghanistan and has remained strictly neutral during the war.
In March, seven suicide bombers attacked a police base in Jalalabad, killing five officers.
The previous month, a bomber rammed an explosives-laden car into the gates of the National Directorate of Security spy agency and detonated bombs, killing two intelligence workers.
Nine Taliban suicide attackers also targeted the Nato base at Jalalabad airport in early December, killing five people and wounding several foreign troops.
Nangarhar province has seen heavy fighting in recent days with more than 20 Afghan policemen and dozens of Taliban insurgents killed when hundreds of fighters ambushed a police and military convoy on Friday.
The hardline Taliban have led a 12-year insurgency against the Afghan government since being overthrown in a US-led invasion for harbouring al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden.
But Afghanistan is beset by a myriad of armed groups ranging from Islamist rebels to criminal gangs and militias formed during the Soviet occupation in the 1980s and the 1992-1996 civil war.
The US State Department said Friday it was closing at least 22 US embassies or consulates on Sunday, a work day in many Islamic countries, due to the threat of a major militant attack.
9 killed in attack on Indian consulate in Afghanistan - The Times of India
Well though the thread started on another subject, may be this has some relation to it......
Btw this reminded me of a nice mallu proverb....
Chathathu Keechakan Engil - Konnathu Bheeman Thanne.....Translation - If the one got murdered is "Keechakan" then the murder is "Bheem"
Well the sympathy part may be debatable.... But you cant discount the fact that we also contributed to your current Image......
A spokesman for the Taliban militant group immediately denied any responsibility for the attack, which rocked the city and left a mosque, private houses, tailors and other nearby shops in ruins.
"A car containing explosives hit a barrier near the consulate and detonated," Ahmadzia Abdulzai, spokesman for Nangarhar province, of which Jalalabad is the capital, told AFP. "There were three suicide bombers in the car."
Nangarhar police chief Sharif Amin confirmed that the consulate was the intended target of the blast, which created a large crater in the road as survivors wearing blood-stained clothing ran for cover.
The interior ministry condemned the attack as "heinous" and said nine people had died, with 21 other civilians wounded. The death toll included at least one child.
An AFP photographer reported that ambulances rushed to the scene and took the injured to hospital as security forces cordoned off the area, where several large buildings were badly damaged.
Syed Akbaruddin, a spokesman for the Indian foreign ministry in New Delhi, said on his Twitter account that all officials were safe after the attack -- the first major strike in Afghanistan during the holy month of Ramadan that started on July 10.
India, which has spent more than two billion dollars of aid in Afghanistan since the Taliban regime fell in 2001, has been previously targeted in the war-torn country.
In 2008, a car bomb attack on the Indian embassy killed more than 60 people and, in 2010, suicide attacks on two guesthouses killed at least 16 people including seven Indians.
"Our fighters have not carried out any attack in Jalalabad," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told AFP. "We do not claim the responsibility for this attack."
Jalalabad is situated on the key route from the Pakistani border region -- where many militants are based -- to Kabul, and it has been the location of repeated attacks in recent years.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) compound in the city was hit on May 29, with the Taliban rebels also denying any involvement.
One Afghan guard died in the attack, which triggered widespread outrage as the ICRC is one of the most respected aid groups in Afghanistan and has remained strictly neutral during the war.
In March, seven suicide bombers attacked a police base in Jalalabad, killing five officers.
The previous month, a bomber rammed an explosives-laden car into the gates of the National Directorate of Security spy agency and detonated bombs, killing two intelligence workers.
Nine Taliban suicide attackers also targeted the Nato base at Jalalabad airport in early December, killing five people and wounding several foreign troops.
Nangarhar province has seen heavy fighting in recent days with more than 20 Afghan policemen and dozens of Taliban insurgents killed when hundreds of fighters ambushed a police and military convoy on Friday.
The hardline Taliban have led a 12-year insurgency against the Afghan government since being overthrown in a US-led invasion for harbouring al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden.
But Afghanistan is beset by a myriad of armed groups ranging from Islamist rebels to criminal gangs and militias formed during the Soviet occupation in the 1980s and the 1992-1996 civil war.
The US State Department said Friday it was closing at least 22 US embassies or consulates on Sunday, a work day in many Islamic countries, due to the threat of a major militant attack.
9 killed in attack on Indian consulate in Afghanistan - The Times of India
Well though the thread started on another subject, may be this has some relation to it......
Btw this reminded me of a nice mallu proverb....
Chathathu Keechakan Engil - Konnathu Bheeman Thanne.....Translation - If the one got murdered is "Keechakan" then the murder is "Bheem"
Well the sympathy part may be debatable.... But you cant discount the fact that we also contributed to your current Image......
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Yes millions of you work for them though.. as for english who gives a shyt.. its just your "inferiority" complex at work.. so typical... "shakes his head appu style"..
Pleaseeee ....Nobody in this world will have a inferiority complex to a pakistani .....
I was not the one who started it ... The fact that my state is better than your country touched your nerve ..... Rest all is the work of your inferiority complex ......
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Pleaseeee ....Nobody in this world will have a inferiority complex to a pakistani .....
Sure jungle boy postin videos on english aint infertiority ridden..
I was not the one who started it ... The fact that my state is better than your country touched your nerve ..... Rest all is the work of your inferiority complex ......
Lol being jealous of some tamil...
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Even if one Indian gets killed, I'm sure they will find another pencil pusher out of this lot,...why waste a bullet. !!
Who the **** you are to say about our car festival?
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Lol being jealous of some tamil...
Kid,Kerala does better than Pakistan in any field related to Human development,be that Education healthcare and the like
Dont force me into posting stats,you'll end up humiliated
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Lol.. good for you... i dnt want to troll tht poor guy... already got a warning..
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Lol being jealous of some tamil...
Can you clarify what makes you lol about the above statement?
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Ignore it mate...... I think he misunderstood kurup's home state there.....
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I know he misunderstood Kurup's home state but even if it is TN, I would like to understand what is that he has in his mind that he thinks comparing him with some tamil is funny.
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His post is ironic to say the least...
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Ironic - meaning from google - Happening in the opposite way to what is expected, thus typically causing wry amusement.
He compared his state Kerala to Pakistan and claims that his state is better off than Pakistan - you seemed to have misunderstood his state as Tamilnadu - Even then, both these states are better off than Pakistan in various social indices including HDI.
So what is ironic about his post that you lol about comparing with some tamil???
P.S - the reason why I raise this question is I am a tamilian myself and so the curiosity to find out what is that which makes you think you are superior to some tamilian.
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