Showing posts with label USZ sponsored subversion in South Asia. Show all posts
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
USZ/NATO supplies blocked by massive protest against drones
Hundreds of people calling for halt to USZ drone strikes in tribal regions have spent the Saturday night on the main NATO supply route in the country's northwest and the two-day sit-in would continue the whole day on Sunday, said organizers. People from other areas started coming to join the protest Sunday morning and political leaders of many parties are also expected join the protest to drone politics for their parties. Anger runs high in Pakistan against the USZ drone strikes in the Waziristan tribal areas which CIA considers as the base Afghan Taliban Mujahideen for planning attacks across the border into Afghanistan. Despite the public resentment and Pakistan's protest, the USZ administration has rejected any possibility to halt the strikes. The protest came just a day after two USZ drone aircraft fired missiles into North Waziristan tribal region, which reportedly killed 25 people including women and children. Several opposition Islamic, political groups and tribal elders have also taken part in the on-going protest. Some family members of USZ drone strike victims also attended the protest.
Currently nearly 70% of the NATO supplies in Afghanistan are transported through Pakistan, the most risky but shorter supply route. Suspected militants regularly attack NATO trucks in Pakistan, which has forced the USZ to sign agreements with Russia for an alternate supply route. According to the reports, the supply trucks and oil tankers for the estimated 150,000 NATO troops were stopped in eastern Punjab province from heading to the border region due to the protest. It is reported that some 300 trucks and oil tankers are daily passing through Pakistan's Khyber Pass. A similar number also enter Afghanistan through Chaman border in the country's southwestern province of Balochistan province.
USZ/NATO supplies blocked by massive protest against drones
Hundreds of people calling for halt to USZ drone strikes in tribal regions have spent the Saturday night on the main NATO supply route in the country's northwest and the two-day sit-in would continue the whole day on Sunday, said organizers. People from other areas started coming to join the protest Sunday morning and political leaders of many parties are also expected join the protest to drone politics for their parties. Anger runs high in Pakistan against the USZ drone strikes in the Waziristan tribal areas which CIA considers as the base Afghan Taliban Mujahideen for planning attacks across the border into Afghanistan. Despite the public resentment and Pakistan's protest, the USZ administration has rejected any possibility to halt the strikes. The protest came just a day after two USZ drone aircraft fired missiles into North Waziristan tribal region, which reportedly killed 25 people including women and children. Several opposition Islamic, political groups and tribal elders have also taken part in the on-going protest. Some family members of USZ drone strike victims also attended the protest.
Currently nearly 70% of the NATO supplies in Afghanistan are transported through Pakistan, the most risky but shorter supply route. Suspected militants regularly attack NATO trucks in Pakistan, which has forced the USZ to sign agreements with Russia for an alternate supply route. According to the reports, the supply trucks and oil tankers for the estimated 150,000 NATO troops were stopped in eastern Punjab province from heading to the border region due to the protest. It is reported that some 300 trucks and oil tankers are daily passing through Pakistan's Khyber Pass. A similar number also enter Afghanistan through Chaman border in the country's southwestern province of Balochistan province.
USZ/NATO supplies blocked by massive protest against drones
Hundreds of people calling for halt to USZ drone strikes in tribal regions have spent the Saturday night on the main NATO supply route in the country's northwest and the two-day sit-in would continue the whole day on Sunday, said organizers. People from other areas started coming to join the protest Sunday morning and political leaders of many parties are also expected join the protest to drone politics for their parties. Anger runs high in Pakistan against the USZ drone strikes in the Waziristan tribal areas which CIA considers as the base Afghan Taliban Mujahideen for planning attacks across the border into Afghanistan. Despite the public resentment and Pakistan's protest, the USZ administration has rejected any possibility to halt the strikes. The protest came just a day after two USZ drone aircraft fired missiles into North Waziristan tribal region, which reportedly killed 25 people including women and children. Several opposition Islamic, political groups and tribal elders have also taken part in the on-going protest. Some family members of USZ drone strike victims also attended the protest.
Currently nearly 70% of the NATO supplies in Afghanistan are transported through Pakistan, the most risky but shorter supply route. Suspected militants regularly attack NATO trucks in Pakistan, which has forced the USZ to sign agreements with Russia for an alternate supply route. According to the reports, the supply trucks and oil tankers for the estimated 150,000 NATO troops were stopped in eastern Punjab province from heading to the border region due to the protest. It is reported that some 300 trucks and oil tankers are daily passing through Pakistan's Khyber Pass. A similar number also enter Afghanistan through Chaman border in the country's southwestern province of Balochistan province.
USZ/NATO supplies blocked by massive protest against drones
Hundreds of people calling for halt to USZ drone strikes in tribal regions have spent the Saturday night on the main NATO supply route in the country's northwest and the two-day sit-in would continue the whole day on Sunday, said organizers. People from other areas started coming to join the protest Sunday morning and political leaders of many parties are also expected join the protest to drone politics for their parties. Anger runs high in Pakistan against the USZ drone strikes in the Waziristan tribal areas which CIA considers as the base Afghan Taliban Mujahideen for planning attacks across the border into Afghanistan. Despite the public resentment and Pakistan's protest, the USZ administration has rejected any possibility to halt the strikes. The protest came just a day after two USZ drone aircraft fired missiles into North Waziristan tribal region, which reportedly killed 25 people including women and children. Several opposition Islamic, political groups and tribal elders have also taken part in the on-going protest. Some family members of USZ drone strike victims also attended the protest.
Currently nearly 70% of the NATO supplies in Afghanistan are transported through Pakistan, the most risky but shorter supply route. Suspected militants regularly attack NATO trucks in Pakistan, which has forced the USZ to sign agreements with Russia for an alternate supply route. According to the reports, the supply trucks and oil tankers for the estimated 150,000 NATO troops were stopped in eastern Punjab province from heading to the border region due to the protest. It is reported that some 300 trucks and oil tankers are daily passing through Pakistan's Khyber Pass. A similar number also enter Afghanistan through Chaman border in the country's southwestern province of Balochistan province.
USZ/NATO supplies blocked by massive protest against drones
Hundreds of people calling for halt to USZ drone strikes in tribal regions have spent the Saturday night on the main NATO supply route in the country's northwest and the two-day sit-in would continue the whole day on Sunday, said organizers. People from other areas started coming to join the protest Sunday morning and political leaders of many parties are also expected join the protest to drone politics for their parties. Anger runs high in Pakistan against the USZ drone strikes in the Waziristan tribal areas which CIA considers as the base Afghan Taliban Mujahideen for planning attacks across the border into Afghanistan. Despite the public resentment and Pakistan's protest, the USZ administration has rejected any possibility to halt the strikes. The protest came just a day after two USZ drone aircraft fired missiles into North Waziristan tribal region, which reportedly killed 25 people including women and children. Several opposition Islamic, political groups and tribal elders have also taken part in the on-going protest. Some family members of USZ drone strike victims also attended the protest.
Currently nearly 70% of the NATO supplies in Afghanistan are transported through Pakistan, the most risky but shorter supply route. Suspected militants regularly attack NATO trucks in Pakistan, which has forced the USZ to sign agreements with Russia for an alternate supply route. According to the reports, the supply trucks and oil tankers for the estimated 150,000 NATO troops were stopped in eastern Punjab province from heading to the border region due to the protest. It is reported that some 300 trucks and oil tankers are daily passing through Pakistan's Khyber Pass. A similar number also enter Afghanistan through Chaman border in the country's southwestern province of Balochistan province.
USZ/NATO supplies blocked by massive protest against drones
Hundreds of people calling for halt to USZ drone strikes in tribal regions have spent the Saturday night on the main NATO supply route in the country's northwest and the two-day sit-in would continue the whole day on Sunday, said organizers. People from other areas started coming to join the protest Sunday morning and political leaders of many parties are also expected join the protest to drone politics for their parties. Anger runs high in Pakistan against the USZ drone strikes in the Waziristan tribal areas which CIA considers as the base Afghan Taliban Mujahideen for planning attacks across the border into Afghanistan. Despite the public resentment and Pakistan's protest, the USZ administration has rejected any possibility to halt the strikes. The protest came just a day after two USZ drone aircraft fired missiles into North Waziristan tribal region, which reportedly killed 25 people including women and children. Several opposition Islamic, political groups and tribal elders have also taken part in the on-going protest. Some family members of USZ drone strike victims also attended the protest.
Currently nearly 70% of the NATO supplies in Afghanistan are transported through Pakistan, the most risky but shorter supply route. Suspected militants regularly attack NATO trucks in Pakistan, which has forced the USZ to sign agreements with Russia for an alternate supply route. According to the reports, the supply trucks and oil tankers for the estimated 150,000 NATO troops were stopped in eastern Punjab province from heading to the border region due to the protest. It is reported that some 300 trucks and oil tankers are daily passing through Pakistan's Khyber Pass. A similar number also enter Afghanistan through Chaman border in the country's southwestern province of Balochistan province.
USZ/NATO supplies blocked by massive protest against drones
Hundreds of people calling for halt to USZ drone strikes in tribal regions have spent the Saturday night on the main NATO supply route in the country's northwest and the two-day sit-in would continue the whole day on Sunday, said organizers. People from other areas started coming to join the protest Sunday morning and political leaders of many parties are also expected join the protest to drone politics for their parties. Anger runs high in Pakistan against the USZ drone strikes in the Waziristan tribal areas which CIA considers as the base Afghan Taliban Mujahideen for planning attacks across the border into Afghanistan. Despite the public resentment and Pakistan's protest, the USZ administration has rejected any possibility to halt the strikes. The protest came just a day after two USZ drone aircraft fired missiles into North Waziristan tribal region, which reportedly killed 25 people including women and children. Several opposition Islamic, political groups and tribal elders have also taken part in the on-going protest. Some family members of USZ drone strike victims also attended the protest.
Currently nearly 70% of the NATO supplies in Afghanistan are transported through Pakistan, the most risky but shorter supply route. Suspected militants regularly attack NATO trucks in Pakistan, which has forced the USZ to sign agreements with Russia for an alternate supply route. According to the reports, the supply trucks and oil tankers for the estimated 150,000 NATO troops were stopped in eastern Punjab province from heading to the border region due to the protest. It is reported that some 300 trucks and oil tankers are daily passing through Pakistan's Khyber Pass. A similar number also enter Afghanistan through Chaman border in the country's southwestern province of Balochistan province.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
JSMM Anti-Pakistan subversive leaders killed
LARKANA / JACOBABAD / MIRPURKHAS - For the sake of enforcing a complete shutter-down and wheel-jam strike on the call of subversive anti-Pakistan nationalist party Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), dozens of armed personnels stormed the interior Sindh markets and forced the poor shopkeepers to shutdown the markets at gun-point in many areas of interior Sindh on Friday against the killings of nationalist leader Qurban Khuhawar, Rooplo Cholyani and others. Many areas in interior Sindh including Larkana, Kamber-Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmor-Kandhkot, Naudero, Ratodero, Mirokhan, Arzi Bhutto, Sijawal and other areas observed partial forced strike. Several small rallies and protest demonstrations carried out by a few dozen terrorists of anti-Pakistan party were observed in Larkana where protestors chanted Sindhi nationalist slogans.
JSMM workers and nationalist leaders gathered in Shahdadkot at the residence of Sirai Qurban Ali Khuhawar, where the funeral prayer was offered on Friday and he was laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard. During the funeral activities, heavy contingents of Rangers and police were deployed at various chowks and corners of Shahdadkot and Larkana cities. On the occasion, a large number of JSQM leaders during protest demonstrations set tyres on fire. Meanwhile in Mirpurkhas, about two-dozen persons who were forcing the shopkeepers to shut down their shops in morning were arrested by law enforcement agencies.
However no response was given in Mirpurkhas to the strike call of nationalist organisations. Most of the bazaars and markets remained open while rangers and police were patrolling the city to maintain law and order. Police personnel were deployed at main roads, chowks, sensitive areas and entry and exit points of the city to arrest the miscreants. Report received that in Digri and Tando Jan Mohammad towns, partial strike was observed and JSMM anti-Pakistan miscreants also damaged the glasses of various vehicles by pelting stones on them. These are the same people who didn't allow Swat immigrants to enter Sindh and have repeatedly given statements against the State of Pakistan and it's sovereignty.
JSMM Anti-Pakistan subversive leaders killed
LARKANA / JACOBABAD / MIRPURKHAS - For the sake of enforcing a complete shutter-down and wheel-jam strike on the call of subversive anti-Pakistan nationalist party Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), dozens of armed personnels stormed the interior Sindh markets and forced the poor shopkeepers to shutdown the markets at gun-point in many areas of interior Sindh on Friday against the killings of nationalist leader Qurban Khuhawar, Rooplo Cholyani and others. Many areas in interior Sindh including Larkana, Kamber-Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmor-Kandhkot, Naudero, Ratodero, Mirokhan, Arzi Bhutto, Sijawal and other areas observed partial forced strike. Several small rallies and protest demonstrations carried out by a few dozen terrorists of anti-Pakistan party were observed in Larkana where protestors chanted Sindhi nationalist slogans.
JSMM workers and nationalist leaders gathered in Shahdadkot at the residence of Sirai Qurban Ali Khuhawar, where the funeral prayer was offered on Friday and he was laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard. During the funeral activities, heavy contingents of Rangers and police were deployed at various chowks and corners of Shahdadkot and Larkana cities. On the occasion, a large number of JSQM leaders during protest demonstrations set tyres on fire. Meanwhile in Mirpurkhas, about two-dozen persons who were forcing the shopkeepers to shut down their shops in morning were arrested by law enforcement agencies.
However no response was given in Mirpurkhas to the strike call of nationalist organisations. Most of the bazaars and markets remained open while rangers and police were patrolling the city to maintain law and order. Police personnel were deployed at main roads, chowks, sensitive areas and entry and exit points of the city to arrest the miscreants. Report received that in Digri and Tando Jan Mohammad towns, partial strike was observed and JSMM anti-Pakistan miscreants also damaged the glasses of various vehicles by pelting stones on them. These are the same people who didn't allow Swat immigrants to enter Sindh and have repeatedly given statements against the State of Pakistan and it's sovereignty.
JSMM Anti-Pakistan subversive leaders killed
LARKANA / JACOBABAD / MIRPURKHAS - For the sake of enforcing a complete shutter-down and wheel-jam strike on the call of subversive anti-Pakistan nationalist party Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), dozens of armed personnels stormed the interior Sindh markets and forced the poor shopkeepers to shutdown the markets at gun-point in many areas of interior Sindh on Friday against the killings of nationalist leader Qurban Khuhawar, Rooplo Cholyani and others. Many areas in interior Sindh including Larkana, Kamber-Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmor-Kandhkot, Naudero, Ratodero, Mirokhan, Arzi Bhutto, Sijawal and other areas observed partial forced strike. Several small rallies and protest demonstrations carried out by a few dozen terrorists of anti-Pakistan party were observed in Larkana where protestors chanted Sindhi nationalist slogans.
JSMM workers and nationalist leaders gathered in Shahdadkot at the residence of Sirai Qurban Ali Khuhawar, where the funeral prayer was offered on Friday and he was laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard. During the funeral activities, heavy contingents of Rangers and police were deployed at various chowks and corners of Shahdadkot and Larkana cities. On the occasion, a large number of JSQM leaders during protest demonstrations set tyres on fire. Meanwhile in Mirpurkhas, about two-dozen persons who were forcing the shopkeepers to shut down their shops in morning were arrested by law enforcement agencies.
However no response was given in Mirpurkhas to the strike call of nationalist organisations. Most of the bazaars and markets remained open while rangers and police were patrolling the city to maintain law and order. Police personnel were deployed at main roads, chowks, sensitive areas and entry and exit points of the city to arrest the miscreants. Report received that in Digri and Tando Jan Mohammad towns, partial strike was observed and JSMM anti-Pakistan miscreants also damaged the glasses of various vehicles by pelting stones on them. These are the same people who didn't allow Swat immigrants to enter Sindh and have repeatedly given statements against the State of Pakistan and it's sovereignty.
JSMM Anti-Pakistan subversive leaders killed
LARKANA / JACOBABAD / MIRPURKHAS - For the sake of enforcing a complete shutter-down and wheel-jam strike on the call of subversive anti-Pakistan nationalist party Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), dozens of armed personnels stormed the interior Sindh markets and forced the poor shopkeepers to shutdown the markets at gun-point in many areas of interior Sindh on Friday against the killings of nationalist leader Qurban Khuhawar, Rooplo Cholyani and others. Many areas in interior Sindh including Larkana, Kamber-Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmor-Kandhkot, Naudero, Ratodero, Mirokhan, Arzi Bhutto, Sijawal and other areas observed partial forced strike. Several small rallies and protest demonstrations carried out by a few dozen terrorists of anti-Pakistan party were observed in Larkana where protestors chanted Sindhi nationalist slogans.
JSMM workers and nationalist leaders gathered in Shahdadkot at the residence of Sirai Qurban Ali Khuhawar, where the funeral prayer was offered on Friday and he was laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard. During the funeral activities, heavy contingents of Rangers and police were deployed at various chowks and corners of Shahdadkot and Larkana cities. On the occasion, a large number of JSQM leaders during protest demonstrations set tyres on fire. Meanwhile in Mirpurkhas, about two-dozen persons who were forcing the shopkeepers to shut down their shops in morning were arrested by law enforcement agencies.
However no response was given in Mirpurkhas to the strike call of nationalist organisations. Most of the bazaars and markets remained open while rangers and police were patrolling the city to maintain law and order. Police personnel were deployed at main roads, chowks, sensitive areas and entry and exit points of the city to arrest the miscreants. Report received that in Digri and Tando Jan Mohammad towns, partial strike was observed and JSMM anti-Pakistan miscreants also damaged the glasses of various vehicles by pelting stones on them. These are the same people who didn't allow Swat immigrants to enter Sindh and have repeatedly given statements against the State of Pakistan and it's sovereignty.
JSMM Anti-Pakistan subversive leaders killed
LARKANA / JACOBABAD / MIRPURKHAS - For the sake of enforcing a complete shutter-down and wheel-jam strike on the call of subversive anti-Pakistan nationalist party Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), dozens of armed personnels stormed the interior Sindh markets and forced the poor shopkeepers to shutdown the markets at gun-point in many areas of interior Sindh on Friday against the killings of nationalist leader Qurban Khuhawar, Rooplo Cholyani and others. Many areas in interior Sindh including Larkana, Kamber-Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmor-Kandhkot, Naudero, Ratodero, Mirokhan, Arzi Bhutto, Sijawal and other areas observed partial forced strike. Several small rallies and protest demonstrations carried out by a few dozen terrorists of anti-Pakistan party were observed in Larkana where protestors chanted Sindhi nationalist slogans.
JSMM workers and nationalist leaders gathered in Shahdadkot at the residence of Sirai Qurban Ali Khuhawar, where the funeral prayer was offered on Friday and he was laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard. During the funeral activities, heavy contingents of Rangers and police were deployed at various chowks and corners of Shahdadkot and Larkana cities. On the occasion, a large number of JSQM leaders during protest demonstrations set tyres on fire. Meanwhile in Mirpurkhas, about two-dozen persons who were forcing the shopkeepers to shut down their shops in morning were arrested by law enforcement agencies.
However no response was given in Mirpurkhas to the strike call of nationalist organisations. Most of the bazaars and markets remained open while rangers and police were patrolling the city to maintain law and order. Police personnel were deployed at main roads, chowks, sensitive areas and entry and exit points of the city to arrest the miscreants. Report received that in Digri and Tando Jan Mohammad towns, partial strike was observed and JSMM anti-Pakistan miscreants also damaged the glasses of various vehicles by pelting stones on them. These are the same people who didn't allow Swat immigrants to enter Sindh and have repeatedly given statements against the State of Pakistan and it's sovereignty.
JSMM Anti-Pakistan subversive leaders killed
LARKANA / JACOBABAD / MIRPURKHAS - For the sake of enforcing a complete shutter-down and wheel-jam strike on the call of subversive anti-Pakistan nationalist party Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), dozens of armed personnels stormed the interior Sindh markets and forced the poor shopkeepers to shutdown the markets at gun-point in many areas of interior Sindh on Friday against the killings of nationalist leader Qurban Khuhawar, Rooplo Cholyani and others. Many areas in interior Sindh including Larkana, Kamber-Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmor-Kandhkot, Naudero, Ratodero, Mirokhan, Arzi Bhutto, Sijawal and other areas observed partial forced strike. Several small rallies and protest demonstrations carried out by a few dozen terrorists of anti-Pakistan party were observed in Larkana where protestors chanted Sindhi nationalist slogans.
JSMM workers and nationalist leaders gathered in Shahdadkot at the residence of Sirai Qurban Ali Khuhawar, where the funeral prayer was offered on Friday and he was laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard. During the funeral activities, heavy contingents of Rangers and police were deployed at various chowks and corners of Shahdadkot and Larkana cities. On the occasion, a large number of JSQM leaders during protest demonstrations set tyres on fire. Meanwhile in Mirpurkhas, about two-dozen persons who were forcing the shopkeepers to shut down their shops in morning were arrested by law enforcement agencies.
However no response was given in Mirpurkhas to the strike call of nationalist organisations. Most of the bazaars and markets remained open while rangers and police were patrolling the city to maintain law and order. Police personnel were deployed at main roads, chowks, sensitive areas and entry and exit points of the city to arrest the miscreants. Report received that in Digri and Tando Jan Mohammad towns, partial strike was observed and JSMM anti-Pakistan miscreants also damaged the glasses of various vehicles by pelting stones on them. These are the same people who didn't allow Swat immigrants to enter Sindh and have repeatedly given statements against the State of Pakistan and it's sovereignty.
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