Terror Attack at Quetta Election Polling Station!

[BHarwana]

RIP
This is sad news.

 

[HariPrasad]

Why is quetta not getting an operation? I have been calling for this for over 5 years. Invade the f**king city and put an end to this.

Exactly, I have told this repeatedly. Quetta is targeted repeatedly again and again but some how Pakistan authorities are unable to put an end to it.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Exactly, I have told this repeatedly. Quetta is targeted repeatedly again and again but some how Pakistan authorities are unable to put an end to it.

Shut the **** up slum dog. Mind your business.

 

[HariPrasad]

Shut the **** up slum dog. Mind your business.

One more Jhihadi on loose.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

One more Jhihadi on loose.

I'd go tell you to rape your sister, but I fear you may actually go through with it.

 

[Maarkhoor]

Exactly, I have told this repeatedly. Quetta is targeted repeatedly again and again but some how Pakistan authorities are unable to put an end to it.

Border with Afghanistan is not fenced yet process is going on plus millions of undocumented Afghans living inside Pakistan who have no affiliation with Pakistan and can do any harm on behest of R&AW off course for money.
Border is being fenced once fence completed we will start combing operations...say last good by to your stooges....I hope after the blast fence work will be done on priority basis.

 

[BHarwana]

ISIS-K took responsibility according to media reports.

But these scums cannot deter us from democracy.

Here is an image from X-FATA 5km from Afghan border. Which speaks for its self. Women voting for Pakistan

 

[Jinn Baba]

Was just watching ary and geo and it's like such incidents are not even news worthy anymore! Not even a f*kin slide in this!!!

 

[BHarwana]

Was just watching ary and geo and it's like such incidents are not even news worthy anymore! Not even a f*kin slide in this!!!

It is good thing they are giving terrorist less coverage.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

No we are not doing this in our borders. Most of our actions are reactive when some big incident happens. In areas more prone to terror attacks like Balochistan, KPK and Fata we have willingly act reactively. We were never proactive in these regions. In raheel shareef tenure things changed a bit but in bajwa's tenure we started being pussies again. We ate not going after terrorists. We are waiting for them to attack us. And they are attacking us.

These are always some steps that we need to follow in order. First we make lives of mercenaries living in Pakistan hell. And then we go after their handlers.

Open your eyes. I have been saying this on this forum for months. Let's aggressively find and kill every terrorist in our territory then we can dream about attacking others in their home.

No I don't agree.

We must crush serpant head and go for jugular. Make the anti Pakistan nations and their lands absolute hell to live in. Eye for an eye. Make the cost of wagging the fifth Gen war against Pakistan so high that they have no choice but to raise white flags. Deterence at sub conventional level (proxy wars) must be established.

 

[war&peace]

• 3 hours ago

Related Topics

• Pakistan election 2018

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Image captionThe attack in Quetta has been claimed by the Islamic State group
Violence has erupted as millions head to the polls in Pakistan, with at least 31 dead in the worst attack, a bomb in the city of Quetta.

Elsewhere, minor blasts and clashes between party workers left several injured and two dead.

Opinion polls suggest the election battle will be between the parties of ex-cricket star Imran Khan and the disgraced former PM Nawaz Sharif.

But the campaign has been overshadowed by concerns of fraud and violence.

The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan says there have been "blatant" attempts to manipulate the polls.

Mr Khan has vowed to tackle corruption but his rivals accuse him of benefiting from alleged meddling by the military, which has ruled Pakistan for nearly half of its history.

Mr Sharif, who won the last election, has been jailed for corruption after a scandal stemming from the Panama Papers leak.

Polling is due to end at 18:00 (13:00 GMT), with results probably known early on Thursday.

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How bad is the violence?
Despite tight security, with hundreds of thousands of troops and police officers deployed across the country, there have been incidents.

Officials say the attack in Quetta, in Balochistan province, was the work of a suicide bomber targeting police at the gate of a polling station. The Islamic State (IS) group said it was behind the attack.

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An IS-claimed attack targeting a political rally earlier this month in nearby Mastung killed at least 149 people.

On Wednesday, there were reports of a death in a grenade attack in Khuzdar, also in Balochistan, and another in a shooting between political rivals in Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

The Dawn newspaper also reported clashes in Mardan, Rajanpur, Khipro and Kohistan.

Image copyrightAFP
Image captionA woman casts her vote at a polling station in Islamabad
What's the context for this vote?
Pakistan has been ruled on and off by the military during its 71-year history. This election is significant because it will mark only the second time that one civilian government has handed power to another after serving a full term.

But the run-up to the vote has been controversial.

Mr Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) complains of a targeted crackdown by the security establishment, with the alleged help of the courts, in favour of Imran Khan and his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).

On Sunday, a judge in the High Court of Islamabad appeared to support that allegation, saying that the military Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) organisation had been interfering in the judiciary.

In a BBC interview on Monday, Mr Sharif's daughter Maryam Nawaz - who was jailed earlier this month with her father on related charges - criticised the military.

"When a prime minister refuses to put down his head and do their [the military's] bidding, they pull him down with four things; get a religious fatwa issued against him, call him a traitor, call him a friend of India, or call him corrupt. They use these things against every elected prime minister," she said.

Several PML-N candidates also say they have been coerced to switch to the PTI. The Pakistani military denies interfering in politics.

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Independent media, meanwhile, say there have been blatant attempts to muzzle them. There are also concerns about the participation of internationally designated militants in the election process.

For all these reasons, the human rights commission has said there are "ample grounds" to question the legitimacy of the polls, "with alarming implications for Pakistan's transition to an effective democracy".

 

[HAIDER]

Terrorism is always defeated by the people of Pakistan.

 

[American Pakistani]

Sorry to say that but it seems like it's have become a norm yet again. Thanks to security authorities. If it was Raheel Sharif, this would be answered with 20 times more severity, but hey, if it is not affecting us who cares, right...that's the mentality.

 

[Jinn Baba]

It is good thing they are giving terrorist less coverage.

What about the dead bro!? This should be headlines! So many innocent people killed by a bunch of mofos!!! And no one in Pakistan cares enough to even report it.

 

[Path-Finder]

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