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Pak Shrine Custodian, Aides Sent To Police On Physical Remand
An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan today sent on physical remand the custodian of a shrine and his two aides who have been charged with murder and terrorism for killing 20 devotees with batons and knives in a remote village in Punjab province.
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'Paranoid' Sufi Shrine Custodian Tortures, Kills 20 In Pakistan
Twenty people, including six members of a family, were murdered and four others wounded today at a Pakistani Sufi shrine by its "psychotic and paranoid" custodian, police said. Four women were among those killed at the Shrine of Mohammad Ali Gujjar in Pakistan's Punjab province, according to police, who said they had arrested the shrine's custodian...
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Bomb Kills Soldier, Wounds 4 In South West Pakistan: Police
At least one soldier was killed and four others wounded including a passerby when a bomb exploded at a paramilitary checkpoint in southwest Pakistan, police said.
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Second Commander Linked to Islamic State Killed in Afghanistan, Say Officials
Afghan forces have killed a militant commander suspected of having links to the Islamic State group in an air strike, officials said today.
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Protests in Pakistan over Abdul Mollah's execution
Pakistani activists of the Jamaat-i-Islami held protests in various Sindh towns giving vent to their anger over the execution of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leader and war criminal Abdul Quader Mollah.
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Crisis-hit Maldives votes again
The Maldives on Saturday began voting in a run-off presidential election held under intense international pressure to elect a new leader and end months of political unrest.
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Troubled Maldives holds make-or-break elections
Voting got underway in the Maldives Saturday in its third bid to choose a president and end unrest sparked by the toppling of their first freely-elected leader 21 months ago.
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Maldives crisis fears deepen despite poll announcement
Maldives faces the prospect of a constitutional crisis after one of the main political parties warned it may not endorse plans to restage aborted elections next month.
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Maldives poll: Frontrunner Mohamed Nasheed says president should resign
The frontrunner in the Maldives presidential elections called for the current leader to resign on Sunday, a day after the vote was halted by police.
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Maldives President calls for fresh election by October 26
Outgoing President Mohammed Waheed today asked the Maldives' Elections Commission (EC) to find a way to hold a "free, fair, and inclusive" presidential poll as early as possible, preferably on October 26.
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Police force postponement of Maldives vote
Police in the Maldives forced the postponement of Saturday's presidential polls, declaring the vote illegal and blocking ballot papers from leaving the offices of the independent Elections Commission.
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Pak Shrine Custodian, Aides Sent To Police On Physical Remand
An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan today sent on physical remand the custodian of a shrine and his two aides who have been charged with murder and terrorism for killing 20 devotees with batons and knives in a remote village in Punjab province.
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'Paranoid' Sufi Shrine Custodian Tortures, Kills 20 In Pakistan
Twenty people, including six members of a family, were murdered and four others wounded today at a Pakistani Sufi shrine by its "psychotic and paranoid" custodian, police said. Four women were among those killed at the Shrine of Mohammad Ali Gujjar in Pakistan's Punjab province, according to police, who said they had arrested the shrine's custodian...
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Bomb Kills Soldier, Wounds 4 In South West Pakistan: Police
At least one soldier was killed and four others wounded including a passerby when a bomb exploded at a paramilitary checkpoint in southwest Pakistan, police said.
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Second Commander Linked to Islamic State Killed in Afghanistan, Say Officials
Afghan forces have killed a militant commander suspected of having links to the Islamic State group in an air strike, officials said today.
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Protests in Pakistan over Abdul Mollah's execution
Pakistani activists of the Jamaat-i-Islami held protests in various Sindh towns giving vent to their anger over the execution of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leader and war criminal Abdul Quader Mollah.
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Crisis-hit Maldives votes again
The Maldives on Saturday began voting in a run-off presidential election held under intense international pressure to elect a new leader and end months of political unrest.
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Troubled Maldives holds make-or-break elections
Voting got underway in the Maldives Saturday in its third bid to choose a president and end unrest sparked by the toppling of their first freely-elected leader 21 months ago.
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Maldives crisis fears deepen despite poll announcement
Maldives faces the prospect of a constitutional crisis after one of the main political parties warned it may not endorse plans to restage aborted elections next month.
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Maldives poll: Frontrunner Mohamed Nasheed says president should resign
The frontrunner in the Maldives presidential elections called for the current leader to resign on Sunday, a day after the vote was halted by police.
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Maldives President calls for fresh election by October 26
Outgoing President Mohammed Waheed today asked the Maldives' Elections Commission (EC) to find a way to hold a "free, fair, and inclusive" presidential poll as early as possible, preferably on October 26.
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Police force postponement of Maldives vote
Police in the Maldives forced the postponement of Saturday's presidential polls, declaring the vote illegal and blocking ballot papers from leaving the offices of the independent Elections Commission.
