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US Retains Terrorist Designation Of Pak-Based Group Behind Mumbai Attack
The United States has reviewed and maintained the terrorist designations of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT) and Lashkar-i-Jhangvi (LJ), along with ISIL Sinai Peninsula (ISIL-SP) and several other organisations.
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Terror Outfits In Pakistan Operate Openly On Facebook: Report
At least 41 of the 64 outfits banned by Pakistan, including the Pakistani Taliban and the sectarian group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), are active on Facebook and accessible by users of the social media platform, a media report said today.
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Pakistan Militants Worked With ISIS To Attack Police College In Quetta
A faction of Pakistani Sunni militant group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) cooperated with ISIS this week in an attack on a police college that killed 59 people, the group's spokesman told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Shahbaz Taseer, Kidnapped Son Of Assassinated Pak Governor, Found After 5 Years
The kidnapped son of a slain Pakistani governor was reunited with his family on Wednesday after nearly five years in captivity, smiling for photographs with his mother after he was flown to his home city of Lahore.
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Over 860 Terrorists, Criminals Killed by Pakistan Security Forces in Karachi Operations
Over 860 terrorists and criminals have been killed by Pakistani security forces in over two years as part of an ongoing operation to improve the law and order situation in the country's financial hub.
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Sunni Extremists Claim Pakistan Attack on Shiites: Official
The Sunni extremist group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) has claimed responsibility for a suspected suicide bombing which left 24 dead in a southern Pakistani province, a minister from the region said on Saturday.
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Pakistan Police Arrest Leader of Terror Group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi
Pakistani police have arrested the last main leader of the banned Lashkar-e-Jhangvi terrorist group.
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Situation in Karachi Volatile, Top MQM Leader Tells US
Ahead of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's US visit next week, the MQM has appealed to the US government to impress upon the Pakistani leadership particularly security forces not to target its members in Karachi in the name of counter-terrorism operations.
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Some 26/11 Accused Trained at Lashkar-e-Jhangvi's Camp in Sindh: Witness
A former Pakistani magistrate today testified in an anti-terrorism court hearing the 2008 Mumbai attack case that he had recorded the statement of an 'important witness' who said some of the accused had undergone training in a terror camp in Sindh province.
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Assassinated Pakistani Minister Was on Watchlist for Retaliation: Report
A Pakistani provincial minister killed in a suicide bomb attack had been warned he was a target for retaliation by a militant after police killed the leader of the radical sectarian group last month.
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Gunmen Kill 2 Shiites, Policeman in Pakistan Sectarian Attack
Gunmen today shot dead two Shiite brothers and a policeman at a passport office in the Pakistani city of Quetta, officials said, the latest sectarian attack to strike the country's restive southwest.
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Pakistan Hangs Militants Convicted of Murder
Pakistan on Thursday hanged two militants convicted of murder, bringing to 18 the number of executions it has carried out since it lifted a six-year moratorium on the death penalty in terror related cases following a school massacre last month.
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Pakistan Hanging Cancelled After Last-Minute Pardon
Authorities in Pakistan's central Punjab province on today cancelled the hanging of a convicted sectarian militant after the victim's family pardoned him, officials and a family member said.
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Banned Terror Group Militants Arrested in Pakistan
About 19 militants belonging to banned militant groups, including sectarian outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, were, on Monday, arrested during police raids in the cities of Karachi and Quetta in Pakistan, officials said.
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Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Chief to be Free as Pakistan Mulls New Terror Steps
The leader of a banned Pakistani sectarian militant group is set to walk free from jail, officials said Tuesday, even as the government considers "radical changes" to tackle militancy after a Taliban school massacre.
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US Retains Terrorist Designation Of Pak-Based Group Behind Mumbai Attack
The United States has reviewed and maintained the terrorist designations of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT) and Lashkar-i-Jhangvi (LJ), along with ISIL Sinai Peninsula (ISIL-SP) and several other organisations.
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Terror Outfits In Pakistan Operate Openly On Facebook: Report
At least 41 of the 64 outfits banned by Pakistan, including the Pakistani Taliban and the sectarian group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), are active on Facebook and accessible by users of the social media platform, a media report said today.
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Pakistan Militants Worked With ISIS To Attack Police College In Quetta
A faction of Pakistani Sunni militant group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) cooperated with ISIS this week in an attack on a police college that killed 59 people, the group's spokesman told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Shahbaz Taseer, Kidnapped Son Of Assassinated Pak Governor, Found After 5 Years
The kidnapped son of a slain Pakistani governor was reunited with his family on Wednesday after nearly five years in captivity, smiling for photographs with his mother after he was flown to his home city of Lahore.
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Over 860 Terrorists, Criminals Killed by Pakistan Security Forces in Karachi Operations
Over 860 terrorists and criminals have been killed by Pakistani security forces in over two years as part of an ongoing operation to improve the law and order situation in the country's financial hub.
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Sunni Extremists Claim Pakistan Attack on Shiites: Official
The Sunni extremist group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) has claimed responsibility for a suspected suicide bombing which left 24 dead in a southern Pakistani province, a minister from the region said on Saturday.
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Pakistan Police Arrest Leader of Terror Group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi
Pakistani police have arrested the last main leader of the banned Lashkar-e-Jhangvi terrorist group.
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Situation in Karachi Volatile, Top MQM Leader Tells US
Ahead of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's US visit next week, the MQM has appealed to the US government to impress upon the Pakistani leadership particularly security forces not to target its members in Karachi in the name of counter-terrorism operations.
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Some 26/11 Accused Trained at Lashkar-e-Jhangvi's Camp in Sindh: Witness
A former Pakistani magistrate today testified in an anti-terrorism court hearing the 2008 Mumbai attack case that he had recorded the statement of an 'important witness' who said some of the accused had undergone training in a terror camp in Sindh province.
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Assassinated Pakistani Minister Was on Watchlist for Retaliation: Report
A Pakistani provincial minister killed in a suicide bomb attack had been warned he was a target for retaliation by a militant after police killed the leader of the radical sectarian group last month.
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Gunmen Kill 2 Shiites, Policeman in Pakistan Sectarian Attack
Gunmen today shot dead two Shiite brothers and a policeman at a passport office in the Pakistani city of Quetta, officials said, the latest sectarian attack to strike the country's restive southwest.
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Pakistan Hangs Militants Convicted of Murder
Pakistan on Thursday hanged two militants convicted of murder, bringing to 18 the number of executions it has carried out since it lifted a six-year moratorium on the death penalty in terror related cases following a school massacre last month.
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Pakistan Hanging Cancelled After Last-Minute Pardon
Authorities in Pakistan's central Punjab province on today cancelled the hanging of a convicted sectarian militant after the victim's family pardoned him, officials and a family member said.
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Banned Terror Group Militants Arrested in Pakistan
About 19 militants belonging to banned militant groups, including sectarian outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, were, on Monday, arrested during police raids in the cities of Karachi and Quetta in Pakistan, officials said.
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Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Chief to be Free as Pakistan Mulls New Terror Steps
The leader of a banned Pakistani sectarian militant group is set to walk free from jail, officials said Tuesday, even as the government considers "radical changes" to tackle militancy after a Taliban school massacre.
