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Showing posts with label Pak india relation. Show all posts

At the beginning of the change will be from Gilgit-Baltistan, Pervez Musharraf


ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf said at the beginning of the change from Gilgit-Baltistan, Chitral, and then change will be occur in the whole country, people of the CHITRAL should vote to the APML.

In Islamabad, Ex-General Musharaf said in a speech Sunday, those who do wrong, they do promise nothing after the elections are missing for five years.

He said his time he presided over a number of times in Gilgit and Chitral district of Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral back to visit many rental development work.

Pervaz Musharaf said the in his time he visited many time to Gilgit-baltistan and Chitral and raise more projects there and many improvements there, but he argue that those projects which he has introduced/started but could not completed so far.

The former President said that every Pakistani do play its role for the development of their country is a obligation and shouldn’t give any chance to those who peoples who didn’t produced any results for Pakistan and for its development.

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24 militants Killed by Pakistan Army


ISLAMABAD: Pakistan army’s jets and ground forces killed 24 militants as part of ongoing operations in the country’s troubled tribal regions bordering Afghanistan, the military and a government official said Tuesday.
Seventeen local and foreign “terrorists” were killed in airstrikes on Tuesday in the North Waziristan tribal region, where the military has been carrying out a major operation since June, a military statement said.
It provided no details and the identity of the slain militants was not known. The airstrikes were launched hours after more than 50 militants attacked a military checkpoint in the Khyber tribal region, triggering a shootout late Monday in which seven militants were killed, said Iqbal Khan, a government official.
The assailants fled when the troops returned fire, he said, adding that security forces were searching the area to trace and arrest the attackers.
North Waziristan and Khyber tribal regions are closed to journalists and there is no way to independently confirm the information.
The Pakistani army says it has killed about 1,200 militants since launching the operation in North Waziristan in mid-June. The push is aimed at eliminating those Pakistani and foreign militants accused of launching attacks in Pakistan and neighboring Afghanistan.
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