No
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Date
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Incident
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1
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February 8
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Police arrested six suspected
militants, including a would-be suicide bomber who was allegedly
plotting to attack a five-star hotel and kill US nationals, from
Grand Trunk Road in Shahdara area of Lahore. Addressing a press
conference, Senior Superintendent of Police (Investigation) Zulfiqar
Hameed said the TTP-linked militants were planning to target foreigners
living at a well-known hotel in Lahore, adding that Police recovered
detonators, suicide jackets, 26 grenades, four kilogrammes of
hashish and explosive material from their possession. The arrested
militants were identified as Abdul Baseer alias Qari Waqar from
Khyber Agency, Mohiuddin alias Saifullah from Chitral, Abdur Rehman
Ghani from Lower Dir, Skhai Shah and Tehsil Khan, both from Mohmand
Agency and Dilawar Saeed from Mardan.
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2
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February
21 |
A cadre of the TTP
was arrested by SFs from the outskirts of Lahore. A suicide jacket,
hand grenades and explosives were recovered from his possession.
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3
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February
26 |
Lahore High Court
temporarily restrained Federal and Punjab Governments from handing
over Mullah Baradar and four other Afghan Taliban militants to
America or any other country and added that the detainees would
not be moved out of Pakistan without its prior permission.
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4
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March 08 |
15 persons were killed
and 80 others injured in a suicide bomb blast in front of the
Special Intelligence Agency's (SIA) office in the Model Town area
of Lahore. 15 persons included a woman, a five-year-old girl and
security personnel.
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5
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March 09 |
The death toll in the Lahore bomb
blast of March 8 rose to 15 as rescuers recovered a dead body
from the debris and shifted it to morgue while another injured
person succumbed to his injuries at the Jinnah Hospital.
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6
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March 09 |
The CIA arrested four Tehreek-e-Taliban
Afghanistan militants from Lahore. The arrestees were identified
as Muhammad Yasin, Muhammad Kamran of Sahiwal, Abubakar and Khurshid
Ali.
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7
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March 11 |
Authorities declared red alert
at sensitive installations after the reported entrance of an explosive-laden
car in the Lahore.
The law enforcement agencies warned
the authorities concerned that 19 militants were deputed in 12
cities of the province will most likely target National Accountability
Bureau offices and anti-terrorism courts.
The law enforcement agencies have
discovered that the suicide attack on the SIA office in Model
Town on March 8, 2010, had been planned in Lahore.
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8
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March 12 |
At least 57 persons,
including eight soldiers, were killed and more than 90 persons
were injured as twin suicide blasts, moments apart from each other,
ripped through the Lahore's RA Bazaar in the cantonment area.
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9
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March 12 |
Five persons were injured when
seven low-intensity explosions, six in Allama Iqbal town Police
Station area and one in the Samanabad area of Lahore, were carried
out in the late night.
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10
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March 15 |
Police recovered
1,500 kilograms of explosive materials during a search operation
in Allama Iqbal Town of Lahore.
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11
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March 16 |
Police recovered
3,000 kilogrammes of ammonium nitrate and potassium, which can
be used for a lethal explosion, and four machine guns from a shop
in the Sabzi Mandi area of Lahore.
The unassembled parts
of three submachine guns and one light machine gun were also found
from the shop in Mehran Block Iqbal Town.
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12
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March 17 |
Police arrested two
suspected militants during a search operation at Faruukhabad area
of Shahdara in Lahore.
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13
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March 18 |
The death toll in
R. A. bazaar suicide attacks of March 12 rose to 62 after an injured
driver, Faqeer Shah, succumbed to his injuries.
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14
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April 6 |
A high intensity bomb was defused
by the BDS at Habib Colony in Lahore. The BDS officials said a
four-volt battery volt, an electronic timer, explosives, a detonating
card and an electronic detonator was used to assemble the bomb.
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15
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April 16 |
A team of CID personnel arrested
two suspected suicide bombers from the Ferozepur Road of Lahore
in Punjab.
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16
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April 30 |
A team of law enforcement agencies,
in collaboration with the Police, arrested a militant in Lahore
and recovered large quantities of explosives from his possession.
The arrested militant was identified as Khalil.
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17
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May 2 |
Three Policemen were injured when
unidentified militants opened fire at a Police checkpost in Hanjarwal
Police Station area in Marghazar Colony in Lahore. Four motorcyclists
opened fire at the checkpoint when the Policemen were having dinner.
Two constables, Tahir Siddique and Ali Sher, along with a volunteer
were injured in the attack.
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18
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May 5 |
The Law-enforcement officials
arrested three persons in Lahore after the Interior Ministry directed
intelligence agencies to immediately interrogate Times Square
bomb suspect Faisal Shehzad's relatives in the city.
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19
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May 21 |
Seven persons, including three
Police officials, were severely injured as five low-intensity
explosions went off at the Tibbi area of old Lahore in Punjab.
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20
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May 21 |
Panic gripped people at the Allama
Iqbal International Airport in Lahore in Punjab in the morning
after rumours spread of a bomb having been placed on an Islamabad-bound
flight of PIA.
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21
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May 24 |
A special Police team arrested
an alleged militant in Lahore of Punjab as he was trying to enter
the city who later confessed to be directly involved in the low-intensity
explosions at the Peru's Café and Tibbi City.
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22
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May 28 |
At least 95 worshippers killed
and 92 others injured as seven assailants including three suicide
bomber attacked Ahmadiyya place of worship in Model Town and Garhi
Shahu areas of Lahore in Punjab.
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23
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May 29 |
At least three policemen, including
a sub inspector, were killed when unidentified assailants opened
indiscriminate fire at a police checkpost in Samanabad area of
Lahore in Punjab.
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24
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May 29 |
The death toll in the terror attacks
on two Ahmadi mosques at Model Town and Garhi Shahu in Lahore
rose to 95.
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25
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May 30 |
Seven persons were arrested over
alleged links with the militants who attacked places of worship
of the Ahmadi community in Lahore.
Lahore Police arrested a burqa-clad
suspect near Ghazi Road where Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif
was to arrive later.
The British Foreign Office has
reported that a British national was killed in attacks on two
worship places of the Ahmadi community in Lahore. "I can confirm
that a British national died in the attacks on Friday (May 28),"
a Foreign Office spokeswoman said, without giving further details.
Reports said the victim was Muhammad Bilal, a 58-year-old man
from Southfields in southwest London.
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26
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May 31 |
At least five people, including
a woman, were killed when at least four unidentified militants
stormed various wards of Jinnah Hospital in Lahore in Punjab in
the night. Reports said the attack was an attempt to free a militant,
Muaz, who was under treatment at the hospital after being arrested
following May 28's attacks on an Ahmedis' prayer facility in Model
Town's C-block.
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27
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June 3 |
The Police have arrested five
more suspects in connection with the sectarian attacks on Ahmedis
Mosque in Lahore on May 28.
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28
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June 4 |
Authorities have put Lahore on
high alert following recent threats and intelligence information
of more terrorist activities in the city.
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29
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June 4 |
Police arrested three suspects
from areas around the Ahmedis' worship place in Garhi Shahu.
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30
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June 7 |
The Crime Investigation Agency
team of Lahore Police arrested 12 terrorist suspects from the
house of a doctor, Dr. Mirza Safdar Baig, in the Township Police
Station area of Lahore.
Investigators probing the terrorist
attacks on the worship places of the Ahmedis in Lahore have discovered
that all the weapons and ammunitions used in the attacks were
foreign made.
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31
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June 24 |
Two persons were arrested by a
team of law enforcers from Shahdara area in Lahore in Punjab in
connection with their involvement in the attacks on the Ahmedis'
worship places on May 28, 2010.
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32
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June 28 |
Law enforcers have arrested three
terrorists who reportedly provided weapons and ammunition to the
terrorists responsible for the attack on Ahmedis' worship places
in the provincial capital Lahore.
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33
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June 29 |
The Lahore Police arrested three
cadres of a banned terrorist outfit under suspicion of involvement
in attacks on UN vehicles and other installations across the country.
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34
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June 29 |
Several teams of the Lahore Police
arrested 15 more terrorists during raids at hideouts in different
areas of the city as well as its outskirts.
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35
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July 1 |
At least 40 persons were killed
and 175 others injured when three suicide attackers blew themselves
up inside the shrine of Lahore's patron saint Syed Ali Hajwairi
popularly known as Data Gunj Bakhsh, at about 11 pm (PST) in the
night.
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36
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July 2 |
The suicide attack on the Data
Darbar shrine of Lahore on July 1 rose to 44.
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37
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July 2 |
Protests were held in Lahore against
the attack. More than 5,000 people staged a protest rally in Lahore
after Friday prayers and similar demonstrations were held in other
cities across the country.
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38
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July 2 |
Lahore Police arrested 17 alleged
militants, including the masterminds of the attack on Ahmadi worship
places in Model town and Garhi Shahu on May 28 from various areas
of Lahore.
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39
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July 2 |
The Law enforcers neutralised
the network of a terrorist group named 'Fidaieen', arrested its
four cadres and recovered a list of expected targets in Lahore
from their possession.
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40
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July 4 |
The Police arrested 12 suspected
terrorists over May 28 attacks on two worship places of the Ahmadi
community and a hospital in Lahore.
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41
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July 5 |
The Lahore Police arrested six
militants involved in the May 28 attacks on the worship places
of Ahmedis and recovered large quantities of explosives and weapons
from their possession.
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42
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July 7
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Police arrested two key members
of the TTP, Allah Yar alias Junaid and Qari Ubaidullah, from the
Azadi chowk area of Lahore.
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43
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July 12
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Police arrested 39 suspected terrorists
from across Punjab, 20 from Multan and 19 from Lahore, as part
of a crackdown launched against activists of various banned militant
organisations.
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44
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July 12
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In the provincial capital, Lahore,
different teams of law enforcers launched massive operations in
Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Ravi Road, Shafiqabad, Gulshan-e-Ravi, Township,
Green Town, Sabzazar, Ghaziabad and Mughalpura.
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45
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July 14
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The Police arrested more than
200 suspected persons, including Afghan nationals, during its
ongoing search operations, from various parts of Lahore.
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46
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July 23
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A Police Constable was killed
and at least five other Policemen, including a SHO and a Sub-Inspector,
were injured in suspected terrorist attacks outside two Police
stations in Lahore in Punjab.
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47
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July 23
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SHO Rizwan Latif, Sub-Inspector
Abdul Razzaq and Constable Muhammad Aamir, were injured when a
low-intensity timed-device, fixed inside the vehicle, exploded
outside the Lytton Road Police station.
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48
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July 23
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Two gunmen opened fire on a Police
vehicle outside the Gulshan Ravi Police station, where Muhammad
Saleem, driver of the Police vehicle, as well as Constables Muhammad
Naseer and Muhammad Masood received bullet injuries.
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49
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August 2 |
Punjab Police arrested two cadres
of the militant outfit Fazal Mehsud group in Lahore in Punjab.
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50
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August 5 |
Foreign-made arms, including pistols
and ammunition, were seized from a person returning from the US
at the Lahore airport.
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51
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August 19 |
Two devotees were injured when
a low-intensity device, thought to be a cracker, exploded at Baba
Khaki Shah's shrine near Bagrian Chowk in Green Town area of Lahore.
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52
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September 1 |
43 persons were killed and another
230 injured in two suicide attacks and one grenade attack on a
Shia procession marking Hazrat Ali's martyrdom in Lahore. LeJ
Al-alami claimed responsibility for the three attacks that occurred
minutes apart in Bhaati Gate locality of Lahore.
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53
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September 6 |
Two low-intensity roadside bombs
exploded in the township locality in south Lahore. The first bomb
exploded near the house of Deputy Superintendent of Police (Legal)
Afzal Hussain at A1 Block, slightly damaging a car, which had
been parked outside his house, but injuring no one. The second
device exploded near the office of the BDS in C Block. No one
was injured in the blast.
Authorities declared red alert
in the night on the eve of Shab-e-Qadar (the night of emancipation)
in Lahore due to the recent attacks on a religious procession
in the provincial capital as well as continuous threats by terrorists.
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54
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September 9 |
A low-intensity explosion destroyed
a Police van parked outside the Shalimar Police Station in Lahore
of Punjab. Though there were no causalities, the blast spread
panic among the residents of the area.
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55
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September 14 |
The Police in association with
intelligence agencies arrested seven suspected militants, two
of them said to be Tajik, and recovered from them maps of sensitive
places, suicide jackets and sophisticated weapons in Raiwind of
Lahore.
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56
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October 18
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Three people, including two minor
girls, sustained injuries in a low-intensity blast near Pakistan
Muslim League House on Davies Road in Lahore, the Provincial capital
of Punjab.
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57
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November 15 |
The JuD is openly running a public
campaign to collect donations and hides of sacrificial animals
ahead of Eid-ul-Azha festival despite Pakistan's Interior Ministry
placing it on a list of 16 militant or hardline groups barred
from such activities.
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58
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November 19 |
Unidentified assailants attacked
a worship place owned by the Ahmedis in Mughalpura area of Lahore
in the province of Punjab.
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59
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December 3 |
The CIA arrested five suspected TTP militants
involved in the suicide attack on Rescue 15 Police and ISI buildings
in Lahore on May 27, 2009. A CIA Police team arrested five militants
in a raid carried out after a tip-off from a Ravi Park resident
that terrorists were hiding in the area.
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