OVER 1000 KILLED IN PAKISTAN
Holding Pak responsible for terror not sufficient, need to go for self-introspection: Jitendra Singh
Union Minister Jitendra Singh emphasized the need for introspection beyond blaming Pakistan for recent terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking in Kathua, he stressed the importance of addressing social issues that inadvertently aid terrorism. Singh outlined a new strategy involving army deployment in higher regions to restore peace swiftly after recent attacks. He urged local communities to collaborate with authorities against drug trafficking, illegal mining, and land encroachment, which fuel terrorism. Singh also highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance security measures and development initiatives in the region.
Pakistan's population projected to reach 400 million by 2092: UN Report
A UN report on Pakistan's population growth projects a rise to 404.68 million by 2092, surpassing Indonesia by 2048. With a current growth rate of 2.40 per cent, Pakistan faces challenges including lack of birth control usage, pressure on resources, unemployment, and strains on healthcare and education systems. Globally, the world population is expected to reach 10.3 billion by the mid-2080s before declining to around 10.2 billion.
Pakistan rules out talks with TTP, urges Afghanistan to act against terror groups
Pakistan has ruled out talks with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), citing their involvement in killings. Pakistan's Foreign Office urged Afghanistan to act against terrorists on its soil. The Illegal Foreign Repatriation Plan has repatriated over half a million undocumented refugees, despite criticism. Islamabad expects Afghan authorities to address terror threats.
Kathua terror attack: Lawyers in Jammu protest against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism
Five army personnel, including a Junior Commissioned Officer, were killed, and as many were injured on Monday when heavily armed terrorists ambushed a patrolling party in the remote Machedi area. Raising anti-Pakistan slogans and chanting "Bharat Mata Ki Jai," lawyers led by Jammu Bar Association president and senior advocate Vikram Sharma took out a protest rally in the high court complex.
As violence surges, can Pakistan protect its Chinese projects?
Security measures in Pakistan are being ramped up to protect Chinese workers amidst rising militant violence targeting Chinese-funded projects. Recent attacks have led to casualties and raised concerns about the security of investments. The situation has prompted discussions on balancing security priorities.
Software engineer in Pakistan stabs CEO to death over salary issues
In a tragic turn of events, the CEO of Euro Tech Software House in Karachi was fatally attacked by an employee over unpaid salary issues. The employee, Shoaib, confessed to the crime, citing financial pressures due to his father's medical expenses. Police have arrested the suspect.
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5 armymen killed, 5 injured in terrorist ambush in Kathua
Five Army personnel, including a junior commissioned officer, were killed and five others injured in an ambush in a remote village of Kathua district. The attack occurred on the 8th death anniversary of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani. Security forces are actively engaged in the area.
Two unidentified militants killed in an encounter in Sopore
In Hadipora, Sopore district, northern Kashmir, an encounter resulted in the killing of two unidentified militants and injury of a policeman. The militants, identified as Usman and Umar from Pakistan, were killed after opening fire on a joint operation by police, Army, and CRPF conducting a search operation. The injured policeman is reported to be stable. This follows the recent killing of a local Lashkar-e-Toiba militant in Bandipora.
Retired Pakistan Brigadier behind 2018 attacks in Jammu and Kashmir killed by unknown gunmen
Retired Pakistan army Brigadier Amir Hamza, known for ISIS-planned attacks against India, was killed by unknown gunmen in Jhelum district. He was the alleged mastermind of the 2018 Sunjwan Army camp attack where six jawans were killed and 12 injured. Hamza was ambushed in his car by four men on motorcycles. His wife and daughter were also injured. Police investigated the killing as a 'blind murder case.'
More than 180 terrorists killed in Pakistan special ops since April
Pakistan Security Forces have conducted over 7,500 operations since April, resulting in the elimination of 181 terrorists, including key commanders linked to banned outfits. These operations, spanning provinces like Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, and Sindh, have also thwarted Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan's (TTP) attempts to carry out subversive activities in urban areas. The report highlights successful operations in KPK, Balochistan, and Sindh, with specific mentions of 2,701 operations in KPK resulting in 61 terrorists killed, 4,902 operations in Balochistan with 12 terrorists eliminated, and 142 operations in Sindh province against militants.
Congress seeks answers from Centre over back-to-back terror attacks in J&K
The Congress party criticized the BJP for its claims of peace and normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting three recent terror attacks in the region. Rahul Gandhi questioned why those plotting against the country are not being caught under BJP rule and accused PM Modi of ignoring the cries of the victims' families. Congress leader Pawan Khera claimed the BJP's "Naya Kashmir" policy has failed and accused Modi of remaining silent on the attacks.
Pakistan: Christians take to streets to protest against yet another mob attack over blasphemy
Angry members of the Christian community took to the streets in protest after a Muslim mob attacked a Christian factory owner in Punjab's Sargodha district for alleged blasphemy, Union of Catholic Asian News reported. The incident occurred on May 25 when an angry mob assaulted a Christian person, vandalized his house, and torched properties in Mujahid Colony in Sargodha, Punjab province in Pakistan.
Iran's supreme leader to preside over funeral for president and others killed in helicopter crash
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will begin the service at Tehran University, the caskets of the dead draped in Iranian flags with their pictures on them. On the late President Ebrahim Raisi's coffin sat a black turban - signifying his direct descendance from Islam's Prophet Muhammad.
"New India comes into your home and kills you": Pak UN envoy brings up "targeted assassinations" in homeland, elsewhere
Pakistan's Permanent Ambassador to the United Nations, Munir Akram, has made a bold statement on a global platform, calling "new India" a dangerous entity. He cited alleged targeted assassinations in Pakistan and elsewhere, quoting reports of India's Prime Minister Modi boasting about India's ability to enter homes and kill. This comes amid claims in a British newspaper of India carrying out assassinations inside Pakistan, escalating tensions between the two countries. India has dismissed these claims as absurd, emphasizing its commitment to investigating any evidence presented.
3 killed in firing and teargas shelling by security forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
Protests in Muzaffarabad over wheat flour prices and electricity bills turn violent. Rangers clash with protesters, leading to casualties. Subsidy approval fails to calm tensions. Activists demand electricity cost reduction and end to elite privileges.
One police officer killed, over 100 injured in clashes during protest in PoK
The JAAC, which has traders at the forefront in most parts of the state, has been seeking the provision of electricity as per hydropower generation cost in the region, subsidised wheat flour and an end to the privileges of the elite class. The regional government has called in the Rangers and a heavy contingent of policemen to stop the massive protests.
Canada's policies not lax: Immigration minister slams Jaishankar's comments over Nijjar row
Tension between Canada and India persists over remarks by Indian EAM S Jaishankar on arrests linked to Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing. Immigration Minister Marc Miller disputes the comments, emphasizing concerns over extremism and separatism.
"Why are they trying to appease Pakistan?": Milind Deora slams Congress' Wadettiwar over his "Hemant Karkare not killed by terrorists" remarks
Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar has been accused of making "disparaging comments" regarding the candidacy of advocate Ujjwal Nikam, claiming that he saved the life of former ATS chief Hemant Karkare during the 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attack. Shiv Sena leader Milind Deora criticized Wadettiwar's statement, stating that it was not his words but a book authored by former Inspector General of Police, Maharashtra, SM Mushrif. Wadettiwar also cited former Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, who said that no one should take credit for the hanging of Ajmal Kasab, as even a junior lawyer could have achieved it.
20 killed in bus accident in Pakistan
The driver lost control of the vehicle which then overturned and landed near the banks of the Indus River which runs along the highway, the official said. There were 43 passengers aboard the bus when the accident took place, the official said.
India hand behind Sarabjit Singh's murderer killing? Pakistan makes Canada-like allegations
Earlier this year, Islamabad said it had credible evidence linking Indian agents to the killing of two of its citizens on its soil, which New Delhi branded as an attempt to peddle "false and malicious anti-India propaganda". Last year, Canada and the United States separately accused Indian agents of links to assassination attempts on their soil.
Lightning, rains kill 36 people in Pakistan as authorities declare a state of emergency in southwest
Heavy rains and lightning strikes have led to tragic deaths in Pakistan, with at least 36 people, mostly farmers, losing their lives. The eastern Punjab province was particularly affected, with fatalities occurring during wheat harvesting and house collapses. The capital Islamabad and other regions also experienced fatalities. Meanwhile, flooding in Afghanistan has claimed 33 lives and caused extensive damage to homes, livestock, and agricultural land. These events highlight the devastating impact of extreme weather and the urgent need for climate adaptation measures.
Militants kill 11 people in Pakistan's Balochistan province in latest terror attacks
At least 11 people, nine of them from Punjab province, were killed by militants in Pakistan's restive Balochistan in two separate incidents. The victims were from Wazirabad, Mandi Bahauddin, and Gujranwala in Punjab province. The incident occurred on the National Highway from Quetta to Taftan when the bus was stopped by unknown militants who pulled them out and killed them. The bodies of the victims were later found with bullet wounds in nearby mountainous areas near a bridge.
LeT militant killed in Pulwama encounter
The slain militant, identified as Danish Sheikh, was a resident of Ellahi Bagh area in Srinagar and had joined the militant ranks just two weeks ago, according to the police.
US urges restraint as India, Pakistan trade barbs over 'targeted killings'
Matthew Miller, spokesperson for the US Department of State, made the remark on Tuesday when asked to comment on a report that alleged that Indian government agents have pursued plans to eliminate suspected terrorists inside Pakistan.
Amid buzz over targeted killings in Pakistan, Hafiz Saeed trends on Twitter
Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind behind the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) militant group, is currently in ICU, battling a mysterious illness, sparking speculation and conspiracy theories. Accusations of Indian involvement in assassinations in Pakistan have resurfaced, adding fuel to the fire of an already tense situation between the two countries. The allegations are not limited to Pakistan, with the US and Canada also accusing Indian intelligence of involvement in plots to assassinate dissidents living in those countries, further complicating India's foreign relations.
India, Pakistan tried to interfere in Canada's 2019, 2021 elections, claims spy agency; India rejects allegations
The report claims those "clandestine activities" include the provision of "illicit financial support" to candidates.The Canadian spy agency alleged that the Government of India is targeting Canadian elections and diaspora communities as part of a wider attempt to "align Canada's positions with India's interests on key issues."
Six killed in suicide attack on Chinese engineers in Pakistan
Five Chinese nationals were killed in a suicide bomber attack on their convoy in northwest Pakistan. The attack occurred on the way from Islamabad to their camp in Dasu, a site of a major dam. The incident has been a frequent attack in the region, with previous attacks involving Chinese nationals.
Married woman & her paramour killed in Pakistan in suspected honour killing
A married woman and her alleged lover were killed by her husband and brothers in a suspected honor killing in Peshawar, Pakistan. The incident, which took place in Shaikh Muhammadi village, left the woman's five children orphaned. The perpetrators, including the woman's husband and brothers, fled the scene. The police have launched an investigation and are attempting to apprehend the suspects. Honor killings remain a serious issue in Pakistan, with around 1,000 women killed annually in such incidents.
Twelve killed in Pakistan mine collapse: officials
A gas explosion rocked the private coal pit in the mining region of Khost on Tuesday evening, trapping the workers hundreds about 800 feet (244 metres) below ground.
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