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Terrorism on Eid Miladun Nabi exposes India-Afghan nexus

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Incidents of terrorism in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa on the occasion of Eid Miladun Nabi have once again exposed the evil nexus between Afghanistan and India against Pakistan, a major cause of unrest in the country.

Dozens of innocent lives were lost during terrorist attack on Miladun Nabi procession in Balochistan’s Mastung on Friday. The DSP and his force who were martyred in the Mastung incident by sacrificing their lives are reflective of the fact that law enforcement agencies will never hesitate in making any sacrifice for the safety of the people of Pakistan.

Terrorism incidents like Mastung cannot unnerve the resolve of the Pakistani nation and security forces. The people of Mastung have displayed an unprecedented spirit of brotherhood and unity in extending all sorts of help including blood donations and other services to injured people.

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Meanwhile, the police also made it possible to avoid a major loss through their vigilance by foiling suicide attack at the mosque in Hangu the same day. They did it with unprecedented courage and bravery.

Four security personnel were also martyred as a result of a terrorist attack in Zhob’s Sambaza area. Those who targeted innocent civilians and innocent Muslims on the holy occasion of Eid Miladun Nabi can neither be Muslims nor Pakistanis.

The eternal enemy, who is always looking to harm Pakistan, wants to distract the nation and the world from its internal and external problems by doing such terrorist incidents.

Recently, the Indian government and RAW have been found directly involved in killing Sikhs in Canada, due to which they are being called a terrorist state in the world and are under extreme pressure.

Read more: Security forces kill wanted terrorist in Mardan operation

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An Indian X account has claimed that India has paid in the same coin by killing “DSP for DSP”. This confession validates the Indian policy of perpetrating terrorism across the globe.

It cannot be ignored that India has financed TTP and Da’ish for terrorism and spreading unrest in Pakistan.

Pakistan has already given irrefutable evidence of Indian involvement in terrorism in Pakistan to the world. RAW Agent Kulbhushan Jadhav has been caught red-handed fomenting terrorism in Balochistan.

TTP, ISIS and BLA terrorists are tools of the enemy and operate from Afghanistan and do not miss any opportunity to do any nefarious work for financial gains.

We should have no doubt that our eternal enemy is directly or indirectly behind these anti-Islam and anti-Pakistan activities.

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The epicentre of these acts of terrorism is also found in Afghanistan which is continuously being used against Pakistan. These incidents vindicate Pakistan’s position that Afghanistan has consistently been a sanctuary for the anti-Pakistani TTP and ISIS terrorist outfits.

The time has come to ensure the eviction of illegal Afghan refugees in Pakistan as terrorists and criminal elements hide among these illegal immigrants and attack innocent people of Pakistan.

This nexus of Afghanistan and India is a major cause of unrest in Pakistan.

In the context of these incidents, it is necessary that as always people of Pakistan stand side by side with the security forces and provide assistance in identification of these hostile elements to facilitate their elimination by the security forces.



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Father of girl killed for ‘honour’ arrested in Kohistan

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Police in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) on Tuesday arrested the father of the girl who was allegedly killed in the name of “honour” in Kohistan, officials said.

The suspect Arsala was presented before a local court which granted a seven-day physical remand. Three suspected accomplices, believed to have aided and advised the accused, have also been taken into custody.

On Sunday, a young girl was murdered and another rescued by the police in a case involving a viral video in which both the girls could be seen dancing with local boys.

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The girl was killed in the Barsharyal village of Kohistan’s Palas — 150km northwest of Mansehra — allegedly by her own family members on orders issued by a local jirga.

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The boys featured in the video, which went viral on social media around four days ago, had gone into hiding.

According to details, in the case registered under sections 114, 15AA, 302/311/109/34 PPC at Palas police station on November 28, 2023, the arrested suspect, Arsala, son of Mohsin, belonging to the Barsharyal tribe, was presented before the senior sessions judge/ Palas Assistant Commissioner.

Read More: CM orders inquiry into Kohistan girl’s killing

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The police had requested a 10-day physical remand for further investigation, but the judge approved a seven-day remand. The accused will be interrogated further in connection with the case.

Three other alleged accomplices in this gruesome murder have also been arrested. Among them, one is Arsala’s brother, one is his uncle’s son, and the third is a close relative. They have been apprehended on charges of abetment and will be presented before the court for physical remand.

Meanwhile, the boy, identified as Rahmat Shah, who featured in the viral images, has been rescued safely by the local police from Barsharyal.

The police had recorded his statement, and he will be presented in court for further legal proceedings.

Police teams are actively present in Barsharyal, conducting a thorough investigation into the matter.

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PM Kakar arrives in Kuwait on two-day official visit

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KUWAIT:

Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar on Tuesday arrived in Kuwait on a two-day official visit to meet the brotherly country’s leadership.

Upon his arrival at the airport, Kuwait’s Minister for Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy Dr Jassim Mohammed Abdullah Al-Ostad received the prime minister, PM Office said in a press release.

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Pakistan Ambassador to Kuwait Malik Muhammad Farooq and other senior diplomatic officials were also present on the occasion.

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During his visit, the premier will meet Crown Prince of Kuwait Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah and Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmed Al-Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah.

During the visit, a new era of economic and economic cooperation between the two countries will begin. 

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A number of MoUs will be signed for mutual cooperation in various sectors including manpower, information technology, minerals and mining, food security, energy and defence, it was further added.

As a traditional Kuwaiti welcoming gesture, the caretaker prime minister was also presented “Kahwa” upon his arrival.

Earlier this month, the interim federal cabinet gave the nod to seven memorandum of understanding (MoUs) with Kuwait for an investment worth $10 billion.

The MoUs would be signed by PM Kakar during the visit.

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The MoUs will be inked for projects in various fields, including expansion of water reservoirs, mining facilities, protection and expansion of mangrove forests for coastal areas, investment in IT sector and food security.

The MoUs between the two countries became possible due to the efforts made by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), according to a statement issued by the PM Office earlier.

It added that the interim premier, who chaired the meeting in the federal capital, and his cabinet members appreciated the efforts of the SIFC and the relevant ministries.

The caretaker prime minister issued directions to the federal authorities concerned to ensure cooperation with the provinces for early and fair execution of the projects.

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Govt will support ECP in holding ‘fair polls’

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ISLAMABAD:

Caretaker Federal Minister for Information, Broadcasting and Parliamentary Affairs Murtaza Solangi Tuesday said under Article 218(3) of the Constitution, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) would fulfill its responsibility to conduct fair, transparent and impartial elections and the government would support it.

Talking to media in the federal capital, the interim minister noted that the Constitution comprised 280 articles, adding that it not only had the article pertaining to holding of elections in 90 days but also had Article 254.

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“Everyone in Pakistan has freedom to express opinion, complain and criticize,” he said.

The minister maintained that the PML-N also had the same liberty as of the PPP and the other parties.

He said Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar had apprised the people about his visit to the UAE on Monday night through a video message.



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