KPK bleeding as 8 innocent people killed in Hangu blast, while #PTI all set to dance on #DJButt tunes in #Lahore. pic.twitter.com/zZFOyJGSkC
— Majid Agha (@Majid_Agha) September 28, 2014
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ہنگو میں پولیس تھانے پر حملہ، ایک اہلکار ہلاک
پاکستان کے شمال مغربی صوبہ خیبرپختو نخواہ کے ضلع ہنگو میں ایک پولیس اسٹیشن پر شدت پسندوں کے حملے میں ایک اہلکار ہلاک اور تین زخمی ہو گئے۔
حکام کے مطابق ہنگو کی تحصیل ٹل میں پیر کی صبح شدت پسندوں نے ایک تھانے پر دھاوا بولا۔
جس سے ایک پولیس اہلکار ہلاک اور تین زخمی ہو گئے جب کہ پولیس کی فائرنگ سے ایک مبینہ خودکش بمبار مارا گیا۔
اطلاعات کے مطابق پولیس کی جوابی کارروائی پر حملہ کرنے والوں کے تین ساتھی ہلاک ہوئے۔
مقامی پولیس کے مطابق فوری جوابی کارروائی کے باعث یہ حملہ پسپا کر دیا گیا۔
خیبر پختونخواہ کے جنوبی اضلاع میں اس سے قبل بھی پولیس تھانوں پر حملے ہو چکے ہیں جب کہ گزشتہ سال ہی شدت پسندوں نے ڈیرہ اسماعیل خان کی مرکزی جیل پر بھی حملہ کیا تھا۔
ادھر پیر ہی کو ڈیرہ اسماعیل خان کے علاقے کلاچی کے پولیس افسر کے گھر پر نامعلوم افراد نے حملہ کیا جس میں دو افراد ہلاک ہو گئے۔ ہلاک ہونے والے پولیس انسپکٹر کے بھائی بتائے جاتے ہیں۔
پاکستانی فوج گزشتہ تین ماہ سے قبائلی علاقے شمالی وزیرستان میں شدت پسندوں کے خلاف بھرپور کارروائی جاری رکھے ہوئے ہے اور اس دوران ایک ہزار سے زائد عسکریت پسندوں کو ہلاک کیا جا چکا ہے۔
حکام یہ کہہ چکے ہیں کہ اس فوجی کارروائی کے ممکنہ رد عمل میں ملک کے مختلف حصوں میں پرتشدد واقعات رونما ہو سکتے ہیں لیکن ان کے بقول اس سے نمٹنے کے لیے بھی مناسب انتظامات کیے گئے ہیں۔
اتوار کو بھی شمالی وزیرستان کے علاقے اسپن وام میں شدت پسندوں نے ’ایف سی‘ کے ایک قلعے پر راکٹوں سے حملہ کیا تھا جس میں تین اہلکار ہلاک ہو گئے تھے۔
خیبر پختونخوا میں دو اساتذہ ہلاک، دو لاشیں برآمد
پاکستان کے خیبر پختونخوا کے ضلع ہنگو میں نامعلوم افراد نے سرکاری سکول کے دو اساتذہ کو فائرنگ کر کے ہلاک کر دیا ہے، جبکہ پشاور کے بڑے رہائشی علاقے حیات آباد میں برساتی نالے سے دو بوری بند لاشیں ملی ہیں۔
پولیس کے مطابق ہنگو شہر میں گورنمنٹ ہائی سکول نمبر ایک گل باغ کے دو اساتذہ منگل کی صبح ساڑھے سات بجے سکول آ رہے تھے کہ اس دوران راستے میں تاک لگائے بیٹھے حملہ آوروں نے ان پر فائرنگ کر دی۔
یہ واقعہ سکول کے قریب پیش آیا۔ فائرنگ کرنے کے بعد حملہ آور موقعے سے فرار ہو گئے۔
سرکاری سکول کے اساتذہ کے نام شمیم بادشاہ اور لیاقت علی بتائے گئے ہیں۔
پولیس کا کہنا ہے کہ یہ معلوم نہیں ہو سکا کہ حملہ آور کہاں سے آئے اور کس جانب فرار ہوئے، کیونکہ اس بارے میں کوئی بھی بات نہیں کرتا۔
اس واقعے کے بعد طلبہ نے احتجاج کیا ہے، جبکہ علاقے کے معتبرین نے اس کی شدید الفاظ میں مذمت کی ہے
ہنگو میں چند ماہ کے اندر اساتذہ پر یہ تیسرا حملہ ہے۔ فروری کے مہینے میں ہنگو کے علاقے کچھ بانڈہ میں نامعلوم افراد نے فائرنگ کر کے تین اساتذہ کو ہلاک کر دیا تھا۔ اس کے بعد مڈل سکول کے ایک استاد پر فائرنگ کی گئی تھی جس میں وہ زخمی ہو گئے تھے۔
اس کے علاوہ پشاور کے بڑے رہائشی علاقے حیات آباد میں فیز تھری کے قریب برساتی نالے سے دو افراد کی لاشیں ملی ہیں۔
پولیس کا کہنا ہے کہ یہ لاشیں ایک خاتون اور ایک نوجوان کی ہیں جنھیں بوریوں میں بند کر کے پھینکا گیا تھا۔ خاتون کی عمر 28 سے 30 سال اور نوجوان کی عمر 18 سال کے لگ بھگ بتائی گئی ہے۔
پولیس حکام کا کہنا ہے کہ دونوں لاشوں پر بظاہر تشدد کے کوئی نشان نہیں ہیں، تاہم اس بارے میں تفصیل پوسٹ مارٹم رپورٹ کے بعد ہی معلوم ہو سکے گی۔
Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan - COMMENT : Is PTI turning into a fascist party? — Yasser Latif Hamdani
They have used pictures from the Balochistan earthquake and Gaza as evidence for their claim that drones killed innocent civilians in the recent Hangu drone strike
When I voted for the PTI on May 11, 2013, I did so for very good reasons and none of them had anything to do with drones. That Imran Khan, the tallest figure in Pakistani politics, was contesting from NA 122 — my constituency — was just icing on the cake. I felt that the PTI had not only managed to bring the apoliticised urban middle class into the democratic process but had also managed to wean a significant portion of the right wing vote from traditional right wing parties. The hope underlying my decision was that the PTI would become a party of the centre right and, with time, would absorb other right wing parties and lead Pakistan towards a genuine two party system.
The results, however, returned PTI as the second largest party of the right. Having been placed in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government and in opposition at the centre, the PTI positioned itself to the right of the centre right PML-N, which had the overwhelming majority. The impact therefore has been precisely the opposite of what one had expected of the PTI’s rise. Instead of pulling the extreme right to centre right, the PTI has allowed itself to be pushed into the extreme right. To be fair, the first indication of this came when the party abandoned its principled stance on equality of citizenship by targeting an already demonized group, the Ahmadis, just before the elections. Next came the angst on display in Lalak Chowk in DHA, Lahore. The hitherto apoliticised urban middle class was upset that, despite having voted for Hamid Khan — the PTI candidate from NA 125 — the PML-N’s Khawaja Saad Rafique won the election. He did so because the overwhelming majority in NA 125 was not of DHA dwellers but of the slums around it. Saad Rafique had done his homework. Hamid Khan failed to do his. Yet PTI supporters were unable to reconcile themselves with the results; they wanted to know why, when they had braved the heat in May to vote for their favourite candidate, he was not elected. This is a dangerous attitude in a democratic process.
The PTI won fair and square in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It did so because its anti-corruption slogan and pro-development stance resonated with the people in that province, who were sick and tired of the previous government’s woeful performance. Admittedly the PTI’s government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been unable to overcome the multitude of problems confronting their province, and it is also not their fault. Instead of working hard at delivering on the many promises of their manifesto, the PTI has chosen the easy route; the unconstitutional politics of agitation. The agitation has been centered solely on the drone issue. I do not wish to go into the merits or demerits of drones but suffice it to say that the PTI’s rhetoric on the issue is composed largely of false statements and outright distortion of the facts. They have used pictures from the Balochistan earthquake and Gaza as evidence for their claim that drones killed innocent civilians in the recent Hangu drone strike. The Hangu drone strike killed Afghan Taliban leaders but the PTI’s information secretaries, not just in Pakistan but also in places as far off as New Jersey, continue to mislead the ordinary rank and file of PTI supporters with false evidence.
These ordinarily intelligent and amenable folk become rabidly fanatic when someone holds a point of view contradictory to their own. Their charge is always the same: anyone who disagrees with them is being funded by the US. Imran Khan must share the blame for this. He has openly accused everyone who criticises him on his policies of being a US agent. I do not say that there are absolutely no critics with ulterior motives but to accuse everyone of being an agent is just plain wrong. In a democratic society there can be and there should be many voices. Dissent is the central feature and the strongest attribute of an inclusive and democratic country.
In comparison, we must consider the main attributes of fascism. Obviously, fascism in the 21st century is not going to be the same as fascism in the 20th century. The paraphernalia of the Nazi regime and Italian fascists may be the most enduring historical symbols of fascism but they are irrelevant to the modern reality. The three core ideological components of fascism are said to be the rebirth myth, populist ultranationalism and the myth of decadence. Let us see how the PTI fares on these. The rebirth myth is self-evident in the ‘Naya Pakistan’ (new Pakistan) slogan. Drone agitation is a classic case of populist ultranationalism. Finally, every PTI worker believes that the system is completely decadent and must be brought down by radical politics outside the constitutional realm. The nature of the radical politics that PTI supports is also opposed to all forms of anti-conservative nationalism. These are the makings of a genuinely fascist party.
Let me state here that I believe Imran Khan to be a humanist. His work with Shaukat Khanum Memorial Trust and Namal College indicates that he believes in positive and progressive change through education and provision of healthcare for all. His politics through the PTI in recent times, however, indicate otherwise. I hope Imran Khan can pause and reflect on where he is taking his political supporters and whether his political supporters in the end will overwhelm his humanist aspirations. Instead of committing PTI to an extreme agenda, would it not be worthwhile to focus on issues that have been entrusted to him? After all, foreign policy is not a provincial subject and the people of Pakistan have not given him a mandate on the federal level. Is it not prudent then to understand the limitations of the mandate that Imran Khan has received? Pakistan is bigger than any political party and the hour calls for statesmanship and not politics.
The writer is a lawyer based in Lahore and the author of the book Mr Jinnah: Myth and Reality. He can be contacted via twitter @therealylh and through his email address yasser.hamdani@gmail.com
They have used pictures from the Balochistan earthquake and Gaza as evidence for their claim that drones killed innocent civilians in the recent Hangu drone strike
When I voted for the PTI on May 11, 2013, I did so for very good reasons and none of them had anything to do with drones. That Imran Khan, the tallest figure in Pakistani politics, was contesting from NA 122 — my constituency — was just icing on the cake. I felt that the PTI had not only managed to bring the apoliticised urban middle class into the democratic process but had also managed to wean a significant portion of the right wing vote from traditional right wing parties. The hope underlying my decision was that the PTI would become a party of the centre right and, with time, would absorb other right wing parties and lead Pakistan towards a genuine two party system.
The results, however, returned PTI as the second largest party of the right. Having been placed in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government and in opposition at the centre, the PTI positioned itself to the right of the centre right PML-N, which had the overwhelming majority. The impact therefore has been precisely the opposite of what one had expected of the PTI’s rise. Instead of pulling the extreme right to centre right, the PTI has allowed itself to be pushed into the extreme right. To be fair, the first indication of this came when the party abandoned its principled stance on equality of citizenship by targeting an already demonized group, the Ahmadis, just before the elections. Next came the angst on display in Lalak Chowk in DHA, Lahore. The hitherto apoliticised urban middle class was upset that, despite having voted for Hamid Khan — the PTI candidate from NA 125 — the PML-N’s Khawaja Saad Rafique won the election. He did so because the overwhelming majority in NA 125 was not of DHA dwellers but of the slums around it. Saad Rafique had done his homework. Hamid Khan failed to do his. Yet PTI supporters were unable to reconcile themselves with the results; they wanted to know why, when they had braved the heat in May to vote for their favourite candidate, he was not elected. This is a dangerous attitude in a democratic process.
The PTI won fair and square in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It did so because its anti-corruption slogan and pro-development stance resonated with the people in that province, who were sick and tired of the previous government’s woeful performance. Admittedly the PTI’s government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been unable to overcome the multitude of problems confronting their province, and it is also not their fault. Instead of working hard at delivering on the many promises of their manifesto, the PTI has chosen the easy route; the unconstitutional politics of agitation. The agitation has been centered solely on the drone issue. I do not wish to go into the merits or demerits of drones but suffice it to say that the PTI’s rhetoric on the issue is composed largely of false statements and outright distortion of the facts. They have used pictures from the Balochistan earthquake and Gaza as evidence for their claim that drones killed innocent civilians in the recent Hangu drone strike. The Hangu drone strike killed Afghan Taliban leaders but the PTI’s information secretaries, not just in Pakistan but also in places as far off as New Jersey, continue to mislead the ordinary rank and file of PTI supporters with false evidence.
These ordinarily intelligent and amenable folk become rabidly fanatic when someone holds a point of view contradictory to their own. Their charge is always the same: anyone who disagrees with them is being funded by the US. Imran Khan must share the blame for this. He has openly accused everyone who criticises him on his policies of being a US agent. I do not say that there are absolutely no critics with ulterior motives but to accuse everyone of being an agent is just plain wrong. In a democratic society there can be and there should be many voices. Dissent is the central feature and the strongest attribute of an inclusive and democratic country.
In comparison, we must consider the main attributes of fascism. Obviously, fascism in the 21st century is not going to be the same as fascism in the 20th century. The paraphernalia of the Nazi regime and Italian fascists may be the most enduring historical symbols of fascism but they are irrelevant to the modern reality. The three core ideological components of fascism are said to be the rebirth myth, populist ultranationalism and the myth of decadence. Let us see how the PTI fares on these. The rebirth myth is self-evident in the ‘Naya Pakistan’ (new Pakistan) slogan. Drone agitation is a classic case of populist ultranationalism. Finally, every PTI worker believes that the system is completely decadent and must be brought down by radical politics outside the constitutional realm. The nature of the radical politics that PTI supports is also opposed to all forms of anti-conservative nationalism. These are the makings of a genuinely fascist party.
Let me state here that I believe Imran Khan to be a humanist. His work with Shaukat Khanum Memorial Trust and Namal College indicates that he believes in positive and progressive change through education and provision of healthcare for all. His politics through the PTI in recent times, however, indicate otherwise. I hope Imran Khan can pause and reflect on where he is taking his political supporters and whether his political supporters in the end will overwhelm his humanist aspirations. Instead of committing PTI to an extreme agenda, would it not be worthwhile to focus on issues that have been entrusted to him? After all, foreign policy is not a provincial subject and the people of Pakistan have not given him a mandate on the federal level. Is it not prudent then to understand the limitations of the mandate that Imran Khan has received? Pakistan is bigger than any political party and the hour calls for statesmanship and not politics.
The writer is a lawyer based in Lahore and the author of the book Mr Jinnah: Myth and Reality. He can be contacted via twitter @therealylh and through his email address yasser.hamdani@gmail.com
JUI-S chief asks Imran to charge Obama in drone FIR
MARDAN: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Sami (JUI-S) chief Maulana Samiul Haq said on Sunday that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan should charge US President Barack Obama in the first information report (FIR) of the Hangu drone attack.
Talking to reporters at the Mardan Press Club, he said the federal government should order the Pakistan Army to shoot down the US drones. He said on November 29, 2011 the Defence of Pakistan Council had submitted an application against drone attacks in the Supreme Court, but the registrar rejected it saying Fata didn’t fall under the jurisdiction of the apex court.
The Maulana added that after the passage of the 18th Amendment all the areas of the country came under the jurisdiction of Supreme Court and the high courts. He added that on May 13 the Peshawar High Court (PHC) had given verdict against the drone attacks and the federal government should order the Pakistan Air Force to shoot down the drones in accordance with the PHC order. The JUI-S chief said his party would file a contempt of court petition in the Supreme Court against the federal government if it didn’t issue such an order.
“Now the chief justice of Pakistan should direct the federal government to ensure halt to the drone attacks after the Hangu strike as the drones can even target the Parliament, Lahore and some other city in the country,” he added. He said his party supported the blockade of Nato supplies by the PTI. He added that the JUI-S would support Maulana Fazlur Rehman if he had the courage to block the Nato supply routes.
Maulana Samiul Haq advised PTI chief Imran Khan to hold peace negotiations with the Pakistani Taliban. The JUI-S leaders including former deputy speaker of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Ikramullah Shahid and Hafiz Hussain Ahmed were present on the occasion.
MARDAN: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Sami (JUI-S) chief Maulana Samiul Haq said on Sunday that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan should charge US President Barack Obama in the first information report (FIR) of the Hangu drone attack.
Talking to reporters at the Mardan Press Club, he said the federal government should order the Pakistan Army to shoot down the US drones. He said on November 29, 2011 the Defence of Pakistan Council had submitted an application against drone attacks in the Supreme Court, but the registrar rejected it saying Fata didn’t fall under the jurisdiction of the apex court.
The Maulana added that after the passage of the 18th Amendment all the areas of the country came under the jurisdiction of Supreme Court and the high courts. He added that on May 13 the Peshawar High Court (PHC) had given verdict against the drone attacks and the federal government should order the Pakistan Air Force to shoot down the drones in accordance with the PHC order. The JUI-S chief said his party would file a contempt of court petition in the Supreme Court against the federal government if it didn’t issue such an order.
“Now the chief justice of Pakistan should direct the federal government to ensure halt to the drone attacks after the Hangu strike as the drones can even target the Parliament, Lahore and some other city in the country,” he added. He said his party supported the blockade of Nato supplies by the PTI. He added that the JUI-S would support Maulana Fazlur Rehman if he had the courage to block the Nato supply routes.
Maulana Samiul Haq advised PTI chief Imran Khan to hold peace negotiations with the Pakistani Taliban. The JUI-S leaders including former deputy speaker of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Ikramullah Shahid and Hafiz Hussain Ahmed were present on the occasion.
ایف آئی آر نا معلوم افراد کے خلاف کیوں درج کی گئی، آپ کی حکومت ہے سی آئی اےڈائریکٹر کے خلاف کیوں درج نہیں کی گئی، فاروق ستار ایم کیو ایم
— Wajih Sani (@wajih_sani) November 23, 2013
KP govt should disclose names of all those innocent children and others killed in Hangu attack.."Masoom bachay" is not a name..
— shahzeb khanzada (@shahzebkhanzda) November 23, 2013
ہنگو: خیبر پختونخوا حکومت کا کارنامہ، ہنگو میں ہونے والے امریکی ڈرون حملے کی ایف آئی آر ’نامعلوم‘ افراد کے خلاف درج کرلی۔
ایکسپریس نیوز کے مطابق جمعرات کو ہنگو کی تحصیل ٹل میں ہونے والے ڈرون حملے کی ایف آئی آر تھانہ ٹل کے ایس ایچ او فرید خان کی مدعیت میں درج کی گئی ہے، جس میں قتل، اقدام قتل اور دہشتگردی کی دفعات شامل کی گئی ہیں۔ ایس ایچ او کے مطابق زور دار دھماکے کی اطلاع پر ٹل کے علاقے افغان مہاجر کیمپ پہنچا تو وہاں معلوم ہوا کہ ایک مدرسے پر ڈرون حملے کے نیتجے میں 6 افراد ہلاک اور متعدد زخمی ہوگئے ہیں۔ ایس ایچ کا کہنا ہے کہ مقامی افراد سے ملنے والی اطلاعات کے مطابق مرنے والے افراد کا تعلق افغانستان سے ہے اور وہ حملے سے ایک دن قبل ہیں یہاں آئے تھے جن کے نام نور اللہ، حمیداللہ، احمد جان، گل مرجان اور عبدالرحمن ہیں۔ ان کا کہنا تھاکہ جب میں موقع پر پہنچا تو کوئی لاش یا زخمی موجود نہیں تھا اطلاع کےمطابق انہیں تدفین کےلئےافغانستان منتقل کردیاگیا تھا۔ پولیس نے عینی شاہدین کے بیانات اور شواہد کی بنیاد پر ایف آئی آر درج کر کےتفتیش شروع کردی ہے۔
واضح رہے کہ جمعرات کو ہنگو کی تحصیل ٹل میں ایک مدرسے پر ہونے والے امریکی ڈرون حملےکے نیتجےمیں 6 افراد ہلاک اور متعدد زخمی ہوگئے تھے۔ اس سے پہلے پاکستان کے قبائلی علاقوں میں متعدد ڈرون حملے ہوچکےہیں تاہم خیبر پختونخوا میں یہ پہلا حملہ ہوا تھا۔
صوابی…صوابی میں نامعلوم افراد کی فائرنگ سے 2 پولیس اہلکار اور ایک راہگیر جاں بحق جبکہ دو اہلکار زخمی ہوگئے۔پولیس کے مطابق صوابی کے علاقے کالا پل کے مقام پر پولیس نے ناکہ بندی کررکھی تھی۔ صبح سویرے ایک مشکوک کار کو روکنے کی کوشش کی گئی تو کار سواروں نے پولیس پر فائرنگ کردی۔ فائرنگ سے دو پولیس اہلکار اور ایک راہگیر موقع پر ہی جاں بحق جبکہ دو اہلکار زخمی ہوگئے۔ زخمی اہلکاروں کو ڈی ایچ کیو اسپتال صوابی منتقل کردیا گیا | http://urdu.geo.tv/UrduDetail.aspx?ID=114257&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter |
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پشاور:حیات آباد میں فائرنگ، اے این پی کی رہنما نجمہ حنیف جاں بحق ، پولیس
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30 June 2013
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25 June 2013
24 June 2013
پشاور: سعید آباد میں نامعلوم مسلح افراد نے ایک سینئر پولیس افسر کو ڈرائیور سمیت فائرنگ کا نشانہ بنا کر قتل کر دیا۔
http://www.express.pk/story/142313/
22 June 2013
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19 June 2013
16 June 2013
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June 12, 2013
June 05, 2013
June 04,2013
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25 June 2013
24 June 2013
پشاور: سعید آباد میں نامعلوم مسلح افراد نے ایک سینئر پولیس افسر کو ڈرائیور سمیت فائرنگ کا نشانہ بنا کر قتل کر دیا۔
http://www.express.pk/story/142313/
22 June 2013
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19 June 2013
16 June 2013
http://tribune.com.pk/
June 12, 2013
June 05, 2013
June 04,2013
