Pakistani Forces against Militants.

[Last Hope]

October 22, 2011. Saturday.

Families continued to evacuate areas of Bara tehsil on Saturday as the army geared up for an operation against militants in the Khyber tribal region.
According to witnesses army was moving tanks and artillery to clear the troubled areas of the agency of militants.
The local administration had forewarned the residents of Tank, Malakdin Khel, Nala and other areas to leave their abodes in view of the imminent operation.

Militants had killed more than 10 security personnel in the past week after which a decision was made to launch the operation.
Bara Tehsil had earlier been cleared of militants but after suffering casualties in hundreds, several groups have again established their hideouts in Khyber Agency and are launching attacks against the security forces.

 

[VelocuR]

Be realistic, it is getting better everyday by destroying each terrorists step by step, we see terrorist attacks is now declined.

October 22, 2011
Operation in Khyber Agency: Security forces arrest 30 suspects

PESHAWAR: Pakistani security forces arrested 30 suspects and destroyed 30 militant hideouts in their latest sweep across Bara Tehsil of Khyber Agency on Saturday.

The security forces, due to increasing militant activities and attacks on security personnel, launched an operation in different parts of Khyber Agency earlier on Saturday.

Sources said that the operation was launched in the early hours of the morning in Landikas, Nala and Malakdin Khel area of the agency where fresh contingents of security personnel have taken position on the hill tops.

Earlier, residents of the area were asked to move out to safer places. Around 120 displaced families have reached the Jalozai internally displace person (IDP) camp, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) and Parsa.

PDMA and Parsa authorities have asked the World Food Program (WFP), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to provide them with necessities, adding the donors responded positively.

Officials of PDMA and Parsa said most of the families wished to lives with their realities and rented house in different parts of the provincial capital rather than to move to the camps.

 

[Imran Khan]

Be realistic, it is getting better everyday by destroying each terrorists step by step, we see terrorist attacks is now declined.

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anyone who disagree with you he is brainless .our security forces drop blood for us and we are save because of our great forces. if someone disagree he should travel once from kabul to kandhar and come back alive write his story here .our force secure our roads cities homes markets masques other wise these bastards blast 20 suicide blasts daily .


GREAT PAK FORCES NATION IS THANKFUL TO YOU OUR BRAVE MEN

 

[Last Hope]

October 25, 2011. Tuesday

PESHAWAR: At least 18,000 people have fled their homes in Pakistan’s tribal district of Khyber, fearing a fresh onslaught of fighting between the army and paid militants, officials said Tuesday.

Families streamed out of the district, a flashpoint for Taliban and other violent groups on the Nato supply line into neighbouring Afghanistan, after the army ordered them to leave because of military action going on in the area.

Three Pakistani soldiers and 34 militants were killed in Khyber last week shortly before US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived to step up pressure on Islamabad to do more to eliminate militants.

“Around 3,200 families, up to 18,000 people, have arrived in the Jalozai refugee camp and we are making arrangements to facilitate them,” Adnan Khan, spokesman for the disaster management authority of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, told AFP.

“We will provide them food for 15 days initially and also non-food items, including tents and utensils,” he said.

An administration official in Khyber said that many people were sheltering with relatives or in rented houses, rather than at the government camp.

“More than 20,000 people have left the area, many of them have gone to relatives’ homes in Peshawar and other peaceful cities while many others rented houses there,” said Mutahir Zeb, the top administrative official of Khyber.

The United Nations said the numbers were being verified, but warned that the figure could be inflated by some people taking advantage of the free food and shelter on offer.

“The provincial disaster management authority has registered 3,200 families and we are verifying this number,” Dunya Aslam Khan, spokeswoman for the UN refugee agency, told AFP.

“The estimated numbers of the displaced people are likely to come down by 10 per cent because normally people who are not affected by the disasters also join the displaced families just to enjoy the benefits and compensation,” she said.

Pakistan’s seven tribal districts on the Afghan border are rife with homegrown insurgency, and are strongholds of Taliban and al Qaeda operatives.

 

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October 27, 2011, Thursday

5 TTP militants arrested in Karachi search operation

KARACHI: A commander and four other senior Tehreek-i-Taliban (TTP) Pakistan militants were arrested during a joint search operation carried out by police and Frontier Corps (FC) in different areas of Karachi on Wednesday night.

According to police officials, Mullah Usman Ghani and his TTP accomplices were arrested from the Muhammadpur, Kawari and Katti Pahari areas.

Police and FC officials also arrested 16 other suspects during the operation. 300 policemen and 200 FC personnel took part in the operation and seized a huge cache of arms and ammunition.

Superintendent of Police (SP) Shah Jehan said that the operation was launched when the information about the presence of criminals in the area was communicated to the police.

According to police officials, the TTP militants were in contact with militants in Waziristan and were planning attacks on high profile government officials and other places.

The militants are under detention and are being interrogated.

Six months earlier, three Taliban commanders who were under treatment at a hospital were arrested from the same area.

5 TTP militants arrested in Karachi search operation – The Express Tribune

 

[JAT BALWAN]

anyone who disagree with you he is brainless .our security forces drop blood for us and we are save because of our great forces. if someone disagree he should travel once from kabul to kandhar and come back alive write his story here .our force secure our roads cities homes markets masques other wise these bastards blast 20 suicide blasts daily .


GREAT PAK FORCES NATION IS THANKFUL TO YOU OUR BRAVE MEN

You are right sir, soldiers always lay their lives for their country cause, it`s not for money only, patriotism is not bought of money, bravery force them to do their service for their motherland... soldier from anywhere....

 

[sohailbarki]

 

[53fd]

Eid security: 32 suspects arrested in Karachi

KARACHI: Ahead of Eidul Azha, 32 suspects were arrested from Karachi during raids in the last 48 hours, Express 24/7 reported on Sunday. Thirteen different types of weapons and two vehicles were also seized from the suspects.

The areas where the suspects were apprehended include Suleman Farsi society, Jumma Goth, Kati Pahari, Faqira Goth, Abul Hassan Isphani Road, Nayaabad and Maripur Road.

Rangers were on guard across the city ahead of Eid. Ranger’s officials said that they have devised a comprehensive security plan for Eidul Azha along with other law enforcing agencies.

As reported earlier, customers visiting cattle markets in other cities are concerned over the absence of security personnel in crowded places.

A visit to different cattle markets of Peshawar revealed that the police officials are yet to be deployed in these markets, even when the sale of cattle is in full swing.

“Peshawar is a sensitive area which has witnessed several acts of violence in the past and the absence of police in such a crowded place is a serious matter,” said Gul Rehman, a customer at the market.

“The police should tighten the security in the entire city to avoid any untoward incident during Eid holidays,” he added.

Eid security: 32 suspects arrested in Karachi – The Express Tribune

 

[Last Hope]

November 07, 2011. Monday.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani authorities on Monday foiled a plot by Tehrik-e-Taleban Pakistan (TTP) terrorists to target Pakistan Army General Headquarters, President's House and other vital installations by arresting one TTP activist.

Intelligence officials were able to glean information about the plot from the TTP activist arrested recently.

The man, who sources say, hails from Miranshah in North Waziristan, told law enforcement agencies about the two terror suspects who are still at large.

According to the sources, two men from Karachi identified as Nauman and Zakar underwent terror training in South Waziristan and were to carry out attacks on the President's House in Islamabad, the Pakistan Army General Headquarters in Rawalpindi and other defense-related targets.

Intelligence agencies have also compiled a report on the activities of another man — Abid alias Kalia — who is currently active in southern Punjab preparing for a terrorist strike in Lahore.

According to the report, Abid was said to be planning an attack where an explosives-laden vehicle would be used to carry out attacks in the Punjab provincial capital. His targets included the Police Training Center, Inter-Services Intelligence complex as well as army and Rangers installations in the city.

The person is on a run and the forces are an edge to hunt him down. Security in Pakistan is now on alert, especially of Eid season.

 

[Last Hope]

November 09, 2011. Wednesday.

Islamabad, Nov 9, IRNA – Pakistani security forces arrested a Taliban commander and his accomplice in northwest of the country on Wednesday, police sources said.


Commander Hazrat Bilal, a commander of Taliban in Swat valley was captured in Mardan, a city 60 kilometers from Peshawar, capital of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa provincein a raid on a house, they said.

The commander escaped a major military offensive in Swat valley in 2009, where hundreds of people were killed and injured while over two million displaced as the result of clashes between the army and Taliban militants.

Official sources said that the security forces on a tip off from the residents raided a house in Mardan and arrested Hazrat Bilal and another militant. They had rented the house and were hiding there for some time, police said.

Several top Taliban commanders and their leader Maulana Fazaullah had escaped after the military operation and Pakistan army says that Fazalullah is now operating from Afghan border regions.

Reports said that the forces had arrested several thousands militants and their local facilitators during the operation “Rah-e-Rast” (right path) that was launched in Swat after militants took control of main cities and roads in the region.

Officials say that intelligence officials were still chasing the wanted militants and that a number of militants have been arrested with the support of the locals. The police have also made public photos of the wanted militants in posters displayed in crowded places.

People have also been asked to inform the police if they get information about the wanted militants.

According to the official, more than 1300 intelligence based search operations have been conducted in Swat so far, local media said.

The security forces had also expelled families of several known militants from Swat valley after they failed to surrender to the authorities.

 

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November 10, 2011. Thursday

Six terrorists held, 25,000kg explosives seized:

MANDI BAHAUDDIN: Six militants along with 25 thousand kilogrammes explosives were held in the suburbs of Mandi Bahauddin, on Wednesday. Intelligence agencies raided a poultry farm of one Aslam Tarar and arrested 6 dangerous militants. They were preparing an explosive device at the time of arrest. Two of them are expert in preparing suicide cars. These militants were being watched for the last six months. They were preparing for simultaneous attacks in Punjab. The militants said they were preparing for attacks in Lahore, Multan and Faisalabad. They belong to Swat, Swabi, Mardan, Bhakhar, DI Khan and Quetta.

Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan

 

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November 11, 2011. Friday

Wanted terrorist nabbed in Swat:

MINGORA: The Swat Police, in a raid in Nangolai, arrested wanted militant Omar Mohammad, alias Kaki. On a tip, Kabal Police Station House Officer Amjad Ali conducted a raid and arrested Omar Mohammad, who was shifted to an unknown place for interrogation. According to police sources, the arrested militant was wanted by the police in connection with terrorism, murder and other cases. app

Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan

 

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November 12, 2011. Saturday

Rangers arrest four suspects:

KARACHI: A heavy contingent of Rangers conducted a raid at Faqir Colony, Orangi Town and arrested four suspects and recovered two TT pistols from their possession. The Rangers shifted the detained suspects to an unknown place for further interrogation.

Sources said Rangers also conducted a raid at an office of political organisation but they did not find any thing from there.

Separately, Saeedabad police claimed to have arrested two criminals, Naeem and Abdul Basit, from Sector 19, Baldia Town, and recovered two TT pistols from their possession. Police officials said they were involved in several cases of street crimes and attempt to murders. Further investigation was underway.

Meanwhile, Rangers arrested two suspects, Babar and Sarosh, from Gulshan-e-Iqbal area. staff report

Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan

 

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November 11, 2011. Friday

6, including 4 target killers, nabbed in raids:

KARACHI: The law enforcement agencies (LEAs) claimed to have arrested six suspects, including four target killers from different areas of the metropolis on Thursday.

A notorious criminal and a worker of one of the politico-religious parties, Aqeel alias Tapla was arrested after a brief encounter near Health Care Hospital in the precincts of North Nazimabad police station.

Police said Aqeel, booked in the murder of some 20 persons, confessed to have killed seven, including five workers of the defunct Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan and two Pushtoons. The suspect, a resident of Godhra, informed the investigators that he committed crimes along with his six accomplices namely Altaf, Hasham, Abdul Latif, Shahab, Rizwan and Iqbal alias Papita. They said accused Altaf, accompanied Aqeel Thursday, but managed to flee before arrival of LEAs.

Authorities also claimed to have arrested a target killer Raheel during a raid at Nayabad, Lyari and recovered weapons from his possession. They said the accused person was nominated in the murder of seven persons, including one Nasir Patni.

Meanwhile, the LEAs also arrested two political workers from Sector 14-B of Shadman Town and recovered weapons from their possession.

New Karachi Industrial Area police also claimed to have arrested two target killers Mursaleen alias Piya and Asif from Godhra 11-G, New Karachi. Police officials said both accused belonged to a banned outfit and were involved in four cases of murder and riots. After their arrests, area people staged a protest in Godhra and chanted slogans against the police and rival party. Heavy contingents of LEAs rushed to the scene and dispersed them. staff report

Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan

 

[Roybot]

Hitting back: Jhelum operation ends with little to show – The Express Tribune

LAHORE: Security forces launched a dragnet against suspected terrorists in Jhelum district that ended the same day, as law enforcers were unable to capture the men responsible for the killing of four intelligence operatives and their local informant on Friday.

The operation was launched in the Pir Chunbbal area of the Pind Dadan tehsil, about 25 kilometres from Jhelum district headquarters. At least three suspects were arrested, including the operator of a public telephone office, though it is unclear how they are connected to the case.

Meanwhile, two collaborators, as well as 30-odd militants involved in Friday’s incident were reported to be still at large.The only clue that the security forces have about the militants whereabouts – said to belong to the banned Lashkar-e-Jhangvi extremist group led by “Dr Arshad” – are two covers of cell-phone SIM cards, the numbers of which do not work.

Even though the spies killed belonged to the Military Intelligence, the dragnet itself was not conducted by the army. Local residents said that six vehicles of the Punjab Police Elite Force, including 25 personnel, as well as six local police officers were seen patrolling the neighbourhood of Friday’s attack.

“We are operating under orders from top officials,” said Sub-Inspector Akram, without clarifying what he meant.