Pakistani policemen take anti-terrorism training session

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Pakistani policemen take anti-terrorism training session - People's Daily Online July 05, 2011

Pakistani policemen attend a training session in southwest Pakistan's Quetta on July 5, 2011. The Pakistan Army has taken the initiative of providing anti-terrorism training to police personnel in Balochistan province in an effort to make them capable of skillfully dealing with this menace in the province and other parts of the country. (Xinhua/Iqbal Hussain)

Pakistani policemen attend a training session in southwest Pakistan's Quetta on July 5, 2011. (Xinhua/Iqbal Hussain)

Pakistani policemen attend a training session in southwest Pakistan's Quetta on July 5, 2011. (Xinhua/Iqbal Hussain)

Source: Xinhua

 

[VelocuR]

It is like Army become Policemen, awesome training!

 

[mirage 5000]

good make them strong they are also son of this land and they give there lives for pakistan in past. we label them corrupt there is many patriots brave solders in police.

 

[Slides]

I wonder how many of these men will be knowingly sacrificed by Pakistani leaders consciously seeking to replace rule-of-law with the "Islamic" rule-BY-law of the Taliban.

No one will be sacrificed (unless Pakistan gets pressurized by the US to conduct unneeded ops). Pakistani military leaders do not support rule by taliban.

 

[iPhone]

Specialized police branch to be called in for extreme situations - most likely. No G3 assault rifle, that's good. And no fat body in there either. Good job.

 

[mirage 5000]

Real Thalibans only in afghanistan fighting for their sovereignty so called thalibans in pakistan are not thalibans but terrorists doing their paid job to create instability by foreign elements some balck sheeps still in police who corrupted the department but some good as well who sacrificed their lives their efforts cant be ignored. Pakistan all law enforcing agencies once again need to start its real job which they did in past catching the snake before it bites.Pakistan paindabad

welcome on forum sir your first post should be in members introduction . nice post please introduce yourself .
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[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

Stick to the topic please.

Solomon, you don't have to spew your anti-Pakistan hatred on every thread. Last warning. As of now your only contributions are regurgitating unsubstantiated allegations and conspiracy theories against Pakistan's intelligence and Military. All that does is result in flaming the Pakistani posters and hijacking the discussions.

 

[Saifullah Sani]

 

[Saifullah Sani]

 

[Saifullah Sani]

 

[Luftwaffe]

By any definition I wasn't trolling anyways I was reminding solomon that Govt of Pakistan is not adopting or supporting any taliban rules and laws.

Since its inception (Antiterrorism Assistance Porgram) in 1983, the program has trained and assisted over 74,000 foreign security and law enforcement officials from 159 countries. These foreign security and law enforcement personnel have primary responsibility in their nations to take the offensive against international terrorist cells and networks that seek to target Americans overseas and at home. These officials also respond to and mitigate the impact of terrorist attacks that occur in their nations. By helping to strengthen the participating countries antiterrorism training capabilities, we help protect Americans living or traveling overseas.

I came across this information, so was Pakistan Police ever part of this program. Anyone has further information regarding this.

 

[Janubaba]

Pakistan needs to reform its Police we need to equip them better pay them better train them better and if they corruption again hang them for good

 

[Areesh]

For the policemen training. Good work guys. Keep it up.