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    Foreign powers behind terror acts, claims Qazi

    Pakistan News Service - PakTribune


    Monday June 13, 2011 (1136 PST)



















    NOWSHERA: Former Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Qazi Hussain Ahmad on Sunday accused the United States, Israel and India of being directly involved in acts of terror in Pakistan in general and in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in particular.

    Addressing the Kashmir Conference at the Khushal Khan Khattak Memorial Hall in Akora Khattak, he said the US-Israel-India axis in Afghanistan was turning the friends of Pakistan into our enemies to make the western border of the country vulnerable. He said this was aimed to weaken Pakistan and establish the hegemony of India in the region while endangering the very foundation of the country.
    He added that the JI condemned Saturday’s blast in Peshawar that claimed the lives of innocent people. He said the US was carrying out such blasts in Pakistan through its agents. He added that the blasts carried out by remote-controlled devices were dubbed as suicide bombings so that the security forces could shrug off responsibility.
    “Has anybody ever tried to investigate the so-called responsibility readily accepted by Taliban for such acts?” he questioned. He said the US had increased its drone attacks in Waziristan to pressure Pakistan to launch military action in North Waziristan as the rulers had surrendered the sovereignty of Pakistan for the sake of dollars.
    He said that even if the US remained for one more decade in Afghanistan, defeat would still be its destiny. He added that it was in the best interest of the US to withdraw its forces from the region.
    He condemned the silence of the international community over the atrocities committed against the Kashmiri Muslims. Maulana Javed Kasuri, head of the Hizbul Mujahideen, and Maulana Samiur Rahman, also addressed the conference.
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    Peshawar blasts

    Peshawar blasts

    Peshawar blasts | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online

    Published: June 13, 2011
    The accelerating pace of a string of mass-casualty attacks makes it pretty obvious that violence has become endemic throughout the country. Yet again, a deadly bomb blast ripped through a busy market in Peshawar and resulted in the loss of nearly 40 precious lives. A small explosive device was first detonated at 11:30pm inside the Khyber Super Market through a remote control which attracted people to the site of the blast and moments later a huge explosion rocked the entire market and blew everything in its range including humans into smithereens.
    More than 80 people got severe injuries and were shifted to the hospital. The trauma of those who survive the attacks but have to live the rest of their lives with amputated limbs and psychological paranoia offers a searching portrait of Pakistan bearing the scars of terrorism, militancy and rampant violence. People are fully scary of the fact that venturing outside their homes might mean a brush with death. As the Peshawar blast shows, many do not make it safely back to their homes and this is happening on a daily basis. The alarming thing is that terrorists have been so easily able to go about their routine business of slaughtering civilians that it really makes one think whether the law enforcement agencies are incapable of pre-empting their actions. Of course it is difficult to stop a person who has bombs tied to his body and is ready to blow himself up with the mere click of a button right under his thumb. But by taking on the real hidden enemy that sends these human bombs into our cities, peace and stability can be brought back. Our enemy is none other than the sinister force that has been resorting to deadly machinations, cloak and dagger games like the drone attacks and at the end of the day pitting Pakistanis against one another. It is noteworthy that the Taliban have issued a prompt clarification on Sunday that they had no hand in the attack in Peshawar. And although there is no assurance of whether such denials or acceptances of responsibility are completely genuine, what we do know is that a deadly game is being played with us and that there is someone who is dealing frequent blows to our stability.

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