Monday 21 July 2014

Four women injured in Quetta acid attack

Four women injured in Quetta acid attack







QUETTA: Four women were injured when unknown persons threw acid on them in Quetta’s Sariab area Monday and later fled, DawnNews reported.
Imran Qureshi, the Superintendent of Police, told Dawn that two armed motorcyclists threw acid on four women in Killi Kamalo area of Quetta's Sariab road.
The women were shifted to the burns ward of Bolan Medical Complex in critical condition, he added.
According to Dr Hidayatullah, the women were targeted on their faces.
Qureshi said that the women were engaged in shopping at a popular shopping centre when they were targeted. The attackers sped away on their motorcycle after launching the attack.
A huge contingent of police and Frontier Corps (FC) personnel reached the site of incident as a probe into the attack went under way.
"My sister was shopping in the market when acid was thrown on her face", Abdul Jabbar, the brother of one of the victims told Dawn.
Like Abdul Jabbar, a large number of family members of the acid injured women were standing outside the Burns section of Bolan Medical Complex Hospital to inquire about the health condition of their loved ones.
"Why my sister was attacked, we have no dispute with someone", Jabbar said.
Police said the accused attacked the women in a crowded area where dozens of cosmetics shops are located. "They attacked women standing outside a shop", Imran Qureshi stated.
Through syringe, the accused sprayed acid on the faces of women, police said. The attack forced other women to flee and there was hue and cry after the tragic incident, Jabbar said.
Home Minister Balochistan, Mir Sarfaraz Bugti took notice of the incident and formed a committee headed by SP Sariab Imran Qureshi to probe into the incident.
"I strongly condemn the incident", the Minister told Dawnadding that all out efforts would be made to bring the perpetrators to book and justice would be done with the victims' families.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack.

UN to vote on crash resolution; Russia has doubts

UN to vote on crash resolution; Russia has doubts







CANBERRA: The UN Security Council will vote Monday on an Australia-proposed resolution demanding international access to the Ukraine plane crash site and a cease-fire around the area, with diplomats pressuring a reluctant Russia to approve it.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said his country would view a Russian veto of the resolution “very badly,” adding that “no reasonable person” could object to its wording.
“This is still an absolutely shambolic situation. It does look more like a garden clean-up than a forensic investigation,” he told reporters. “Given the almost certain culpability of the Russian-backed rebels in the downing of the aircraft, having these people in control of the site is a little like leaving criminals in control of a crime scene,” Abbott added.
The United States has presented what it called “powerful” evidence that the rebels shot down the plane with a Russian surface-to-air missile and training. Other governments have stopped short of accusing Russia of actually causing the crash. Russian officials have blamed Ukraine's government for creating the situation and atmosphere in which the plane was downed.
Security Council diplomats held consultations late Sunday until past midnight to work out key differences between Australia and Russia. The diplomats emerged cautiously optimistic that a resolution would be approved, but Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin would not guarantee it.
“It was a worthwhile session, so let's see what the result is going to be tomorrow,” Churkin told reporters.
The resolution calls for pro-Russia separatists to allow access to the site of the downed Malaysia Airlines passenger jet carrying 298 people, including 37 Australian citizens and residents. It asks for the full cooperation of all countries in the region, including Russia. Earlier Sunday, Churkin said Russia is concerned the draft “does not accurately reflect the need for an impartial, international investigation. “
He said Russia is proposing that the International Civil Aviation Organization, a UN agency, take the lead in the investigation.
The current proposal welcomes “the decision by ICAO to send a team to assist” Ukrainian investigators. Council ambassadors did not say if an agreement on that point had been reached Sunday. British Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant said the council will vote Monday afternoon and “we hope it will be unanimous” in favor of the resolution.
Earlier, Lyall Grant accused Russia of proposing amendment after amendment to delay passage of the resolution. “It looks like a typical Russian delay in tactics, and one can guess why they want delay,” Lyall Grant told reporters.
Russia has the power to veto the resolution as a permanent council member. Emerging from the UN meeting, both US Ambassador Samantha Power and Chinese Ambassador Liu Jieyi said “hope so” when asked if there was agreement on the resolution.
Australia's foreign minister, Julie Bishop, said she expects all 15 council members to support her country's proposal, co-sponsored by France and Lithuania. “Australia has a lot at stake here,” Bishop said.
“They have been murdered, and the Australian government will not rest until we're able to bring the bodies home to the Australian families who are waiting for them. “
The resolution also demands that armed groups who control the crash site do not disturb debris, belongings or victims' remains. Churkin said Russia had proposed “a cease-fire around the crash site” and that Australia had accepted that idea. He did not say how large the cease-fire area would be.
The resolution also demands that “those responsible for this incident be held to account and that all states cooperate fully with efforts to establish accountability. “
Earlier, Abbott said Russian President Vladimir Putin “said all the right things” during a telephone conversation about ensuring an international investigation into the disaster. Churkin described the conversation between Putin and Abbott as “very constructive and very good. “

Saturday 19 July 2014

Zarb-i-Azb: Two more militant strongholds cleared in NWA

Zarb-i-Azb: Two more militant strongholds cleared in NWA






ISLAMABAD: After Miramshah, two important villages of North Waziristan Boya and Degan, which were known to be strongholds of local and foreign militants, have been cleared by Pakistani armed forces.
“Consolidation of Boya and Degan is in progress,” said a press release issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Saturday.
This information, however, could not be independently verified.
Terrorists are being eliminated and dislodged from their bases in North Waziristan as the operation progresses as per plan, said the statement.
The press release said that house to house search in Mussaki, Hurmez and Mirali Bazar was being carried out by integrated group of forces.
Terrorists holed up inside Mirali and surrounding areas have been firing rockets and mortars and using heavy machine guns and sniper rifles, said the statement, adding that four terrorists were killed during an exchange of fire last night.
According to ISPR, 12 IEDs were neutralised last night alone, while an IED making factory, huge cache of arms and ammunition and foreign currency were also recovered.
Corps Commander Lieutenant General Khalid Rabbani also visited Mirali, Boya and Degan areas of North Waziristan Agency earlier today and met with the Army troops.

Pillion riding banned in Quetta for Youm-i-Ali

Pillion riding banned in Quetta for Youm-i-Ali




QUETTA: In view of security threats, the Balochistan government has decided to impose a ban on pillion riding on the eve of Youm-i-Ali in the provincial capital.
Home Secretary Balochistan, Akbar Hussain Durrani on Saturday told Dawn.com that article 144 would be intact for a day in the city to ensure peace.
“Except Quetta, there would be no ban on pillion riding in other cities of Balochistan,” Durrani said.
The provincial government has already placed paramilitary troops and police on a high alert to avert any untoward incident on the occasion.
The home secretary stated that so far no decision was made to suspend mobile phone services in Quetta. Security on roads and streets leading to Hazara Town, Alamdar road and other areas has been tightened.
“Frontier Corps and Police are deployed at all sensitive points in the city,” Durrani informed.
The government has already declared 55 Imam Bargahs as sensitive for Youm-i-Ali. The provincial high ups held a high level law and order meeting to evolve an effective security strategy in the city.
Shops and markets located on the route of procession would be sealed off by the administration to minimise the danger of terrorism.
Mourning processions would be taken out in Hazara Town and Alamdar road in connection with Youm-i-Ali.

Nawaz forms committee for Independence Day ceremonies

Nawaz forms committee for Independence Day ceremonies



LAHORE: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has constituted a special five-member cabinet committee to monitor arrangements regarding ceremonies proposed to celebrate the Independence Day throughout the month of August.
According to a press release issued on Saturday, Minister for Railways Khawaja Saad Rafique will head the committee, which comprises of Information Minister Pervaiz Rasheed, Federal Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination Riaz Hussain Pirzada, Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Resources Jaam Kamal Khan and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Irfan Siddiqui.
It is pertinent to mention that the country-wide ceremonies from August 1 to August 30 have been dedicated to martyrs of Tehreek-i-Pakistan and war against terrorism, said the press release.
The cabinet committee will not only finalise programmes regarding the Independence Day but it will also work for coordination among federal ministries and provincial governments.
In a bid to counter the ongoing campaign of Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) regarding the electoral reforms, Prime Minister Sharif has also sought to constitute a special parliamentary committee with members of both houses of parliament to deliberate on the issue.
The PTI chief has called for a million-man march on Islamabad next month to press its demands around electoral reforms.
The party has also decided to seek the support of other parties in the opposition for its proposed Aug 14 march.
Majority of the PTI leaders believe that moral support of other parties, particularly the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), would strengthen the party’s hand in its demand for electoral reforms and for investigation into its claims of fraud in the May 2013 general elections.
The party leadership also welcomed former president Asif Ali Zardari’s statement in which he supported PTI’s demand for recount of votes and held up its right to hold demonstrations for electoral reforms.

Sindh Rangers chalk out security plan for strategic installations

Sindh Rangers chalk out security plan for strategic installations






KARACHI: Pakistan Rangers, Sindh have chalked out a strategy to protect sensitive installations in view of any fall out of Zarb-i-Azb military operation in North Waziristan.
Other concerned departments have also been asked to exercise extra-vigilance and ensure immediate sharing of information with the Rangers authorities.
The security plan for the city was discussed and finalised at a meeting held here at Rangers headquarters.
Senior Rangers officers, Additional Inspector General of Police Karachi Ghulam Qadir Thebo, Director General Maritime Security Agency, Pakistan Navy officers, Deputy Inspector General (Traffic Police), Security Director, Karachi Port Trust, Deputy Commissioner South and representatives from local government department attended the meeting.
Rangers and police officers took detailed deliberations on pros and cons of the threats and onward security measures, which the meeting approved.
The meeting was told that all the relevant departments would work in close coordination and share any information they would get to preempt any terrorists threat.

Counter-terror measure: Nadra, police begin data collection survey in Islamabad

Counter-terror measure: Nadra, police begin data collection survey in Islamabad







ISLAMABAD: In a bid to closely monitor terror activity in the capital, the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) and police have started a data survey for all residents on Saturday.
The surveys will be collected to create a comprehensive database — including the residents' family connections — which is expected to help security officials in countering terrorist and criminal activities.
In order to carry out the survey effectively, at least 40 Nadra-police coordinated teams are assigned for the job.
According to media reports, the survey will be completed in two months' time.
The survey will not only include urban areas but identification data on residents from Islamabad’s remote areas will also be collected, so people can be traced if there is suspicion of involvement in terrorism.
In April this year, a report jointly prepared by the Rawalpindi and Islamabad police claimed that the outlawed Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was getting active support from hardliner religious seminaries to carry out terrorist attacks in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
In the same month, a deadly terrorist attack in the Sabzi Mandi area of the capital city killed at least 24 people and wounded more than 115.
In March, at least 11 people, including additional sessions judge Rafaqat Awan, were killed and 29 others wounded during a gun and bomb attack in a court in the capital city’s F-8 area.

Teenager killed in anti-Israeli protests in India-held Kashmir

Teenager killed in anti-Israeli protests in India-held Kashmir




SRINAGAR: Police say a teenage boy was killed when government forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir fired on protesters rallying against Israel's invasion of Gaza.
The boy, a ninth-class student, was killed in the village of Khudwani, 60 kilometres (40 miles) south of Srinagar, the main city of the disputed Muslim-majority region of Kashmir.
The Indian police officer said the Kashmri youngster, identified as Suhail Ahmad Lone, was believed to be around 14 or 15.
“The boy died in (police) firing on anti-Israel protesters who were also angry about injuries suffered by other protesters during earlier demonstrations,” a senior police officer told AFP.
A police statement called the killing “unfortunate”.
The youngster's death marked the first fatality in a string of demonstrations across the Himalayan territory that have been staged against the Israeli military campaign.
More protests erupted following the boy's death and spread to at least two nearby towns where police used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators.
Kashmir has witnessed massive pro-Palestinian protests almost every day since Israel launched its military campaign in Gaza. Protesters have burned Israeli flags and clashed with government forces at several places in the region.
The protests have been occurring on an almost daily basis in the Kashmir valley which has been at the centre of a quarter-century revolt against Indian rule.
The demonstrators, some holding placards with “Save Gaza” written on them, chanted “Down with Israel”, “Down with America” and hurled stones at government forces.
Indian government forces are seeking to prevent the protests from spreading in the volatile region.
About a dozen rebel groups have been fighting Indian forces since 1989 for independence or merger of Kashmir with Pakistan, which also claims the territory.
The fighting, and India's tense relations with nuclear-armed rival Pakistan, have made Kashmir one of the most militarised zones in the world and has left tens of thousands, mostly civilians dead – AP/AFP

SBP leaves policy rate

SBP leaves policy rate unchanged at 10 per cent










ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's central bank decided to leave its key policy rate unchanged at 10 per cent for the subsequent two months, the State Bank of Pakistan said in a statement on Saturday.
In recent months the rupee has remained stable as Pakistan has rebuilt its foreign exchange reserves following the successful sale of a $2 billion Eurobond, an auction of 3G and 4G phone licences, and an injection of cash from bilateral and multilateral lenders.

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