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So what would you suggest Jana Jee, we take on these guys as we took Bhugti?
Lets talk about the consequesnces and aftermath.
Wishfull thinking, this could very well be the headline in some ToI report!
True we're going thru some rough times and we also know who's to blame for it and we've gone thru lot worse than this...but no way the situation here is like Iraq or even Afghanistan.
Mehsuds formally ask army to leave Tank compound
SAROKI: Chieftains of the Mehsud tribe have formally requested that the Pakistan Army evacuate the political compound in Tank, South Waziristan. Tribal elders submitted a written application framing this request to South Waziristan Political Agent Hussain Zada Khan on Thursday.
In the application, the tribal elders say the Political Katchairy in Tank has been the headquarters of the Mehsud tribe since 1906. They say hundreds of citizens belonging to the Mehsud tribe, including veiled females, visit the compound daily in connection with formalities and documentation relating to national identity cards, domicile and other such routine matters.
The application says the army had slowly taken over the political compound, which caused locals severe stress.
The elders requested that the army evacuate the political compound to respect and restore the rights of local citizens and tribal traditions.
Tank, a small town on the edge of South Waziristan, has drawn much attention of late as it is seen to typify creeping Talibanisation in the North of the country, particularly in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas. It is largely considered to be under the sway of the pro-Taliban South Waziristani commander Baitullah Mehsud.
The significantly increased troop deployment in the area, which has been in place for months now, is perceived to be part of efforts to block the Taliban commander from expanding his influence into neighbouring Dera Ismail Khan.
Local citizens and government officials have commented that military deployment and operations, along with General Pervez Musharrafs attempted reforms in the area have eroded the power of the local administration and curtailed citizens rights.
Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan
yes we never had bcoz we never tried to solve this problem every govt postponded it to the next gov & so on so they gained power in that time. but now when we are fighting them so we should accept more resistent, it is a gift of our so called democratic governaments of the past.But i dont think pakistan ever had a more turbulent/violent time!
It will take no time but then the retaliation from the terrorists will possibly take many innocent lives, so Army is trying to figure a batter way.get rid of maulvi fazlullah!!!