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Khalistani terrorist Amritpal Singh is an ENTITY propped up by Pakistan’s ISINew Delhi: ‘Bleed India with a thousand cuts’ – the age-old Pakistani military doctrine is still the country’s modus operandi and the recent Khalistani protests are an example of the Pakistani deep state hard at work.Pakistan, a country inherently inclined towards the manifestations of radicalism, where religious
Srinagar: Terrorism has not ended in Jammu and Kashmir yet, but it is on the wane as the number of ultras has declined to an all-time low, Director General of Police Dilbag Singh said on Thursday.Singh made the statement while speaking to reporters in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district.“The Terrorism in J-K is not over, but it is ending. The number of Terrorists whether locals or Pakistani
Islamabad: Substandard bulletproof jackets, helmets and armoured personnel carriers (APC) all decades-old have not been able to protect the lives of police personnel in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, The News International reported.On Tuesday, provincial police chief Akhtar Hayat Khan ordered an inquiry to check the bulletproof jackets and helmets. He further said that jammers were being installed on all
A court in Delhi on Monday ordered the framing of charges against Yasin Bhatkal, co-founder of the banned terrorist organization Indian Mujahideen (IM), and 10 others in a case of conspiring to wage war against India in 2012. The ruling come as the court on 31 March noted that prima facie, the IM functionaries entered into criminal conspiracy for the commission of terrorist activities in various
Quoting officials, news agency GNS reported that Maroof Nazir Soleh of Kanlibagh and Shahid Showkat Bala of Banglowbagh were detained hours after they had escaped during Sehri timeSrinagar: Two affiliates of Lashkar-e-Toiba, who had previously escaped from police custody, were re-arrested on Wednesday evening in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.Quoting officials, news agency GNS reported that
Islamabad: Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in response to Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s "Frankenstein monster" comment has said that these remarks reflect the Indian leadership’s "unhealthy obsession" with Pakistan.Pakistan’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar made the remarks during a media briefing on Wednesday.In response to a question on her
TIME spoke with former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan for a cover story on his plan to return to power. Here are five takeaways from the exclusive interview.
Pakistan’s most popular politician has been shot, ousted from office, and is effectively barricaded at home. Now he’s demanding an election.
Brussels: Many of the EU members feel that granting Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) Plus to Pakistan would erode European values that GSP Plus seeks to promote, reported Geo-politik.There is a widespread concern among many European Union (EU) members about granting GSP Plus to Pakistan because of its poor track record in complying with the international conventions set by the EU as
Islamabad: At least two security officials, including the Counter-Terrorism Department constable, were killed during an exchange of fire in North Waziristan and Mardan districts of Pakistan, Dawn reported citing Inter-Services Public Relations and police officials.According to the Army’s media wing’s statement released on Friday, "An exchange of fire took place between militants and the security