Zardari and Rehman Malik have blood of innocent Shias, Balochs, Ahmadis on their hands.

Bilawal is only a kid who narrates whatever is dictated to him by Aunt Sherry. Aunt Sherry cares less about Shias.

To author of this article. You included every one’s response but not the reaction of the actual people of Gilgit Baltistan who were killed yesterday.

Here’s a press release by one of G-B rights groups:

Shia genocide continues in Pakistan: 25 more gunned down in occupied Gilgit

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Press Release

August 16, 2012

25 Shias of Gilgit Baltistan pulled down from 4 vehicles and gunned down by militants near Abottabad

Gilgit Baltistan National Congress condemns the mass Shia killing incident which took place on Thursday August 16. The assailants wearing military uniforms gunned down the passengers at point blank range after identifying the Shias from their documents. There are conflicting reports of incident taking place near Mansehra or Babusar top on the way to Chilas. It is also not clear whether the buses were heading towards Gilgit, Astore or Skardo.

It is also stated as claimed by Dr. Sajjad Ali Astori, that the incident took place at about 7 am when three buses, heading from Islamabad to Astore, and a van heading to Gilgit, were attacked by about 30-40 assailants wearing military commondo uniforms. After the ambush, the assailants then allowed Sunni passengers to leave towards Astore and left the scene without resistance. Out of 25 dead, 13 were from Astore. Some of the names that have come on social media networks are Qari Mohammad Hanif, Ghulam Nabi, Musharaf, Yaqoob, Dr.Nisar, Dolat Ali, Ishiytaq, Sajid, M. Mazhar, Jalauddin, M. Mustafa and Ijlal. Many injured are in serious condition and number of deaths could increase. According to reports, two dead bodies have been sent to Skardo while four have been taken to Dinyor and Bagrote valleys.

Political parties of Gilgit Baltistan including GBDA, BNF, GBUM, KNM and PYF have condemned the incident and accused Pakistani intelligence services of providing patronage to the anti-Shia militants. It is feared that Shia killings will continue until the strategic region of Gilgit Baltistan has a Shia majority population. The region connects Pakistan with China and Central Asia and intelligence agencies see Shia majority as a threat to their control over this strategic corridor.

Similar attacks by pro-Pak militants on Shia majority populations in the strategic valley of Parachinar have forced tens of thousands of Shias to abandon their homes, now converting Parachinar into a Sunni region. Parachinar provides direct access to Pakistani troops to Ghazni, Gardez and central Afghanistan. It is feared that similar strategies are being implemented in Quetta, which beighbors Kandahar and Helmand provinces of Afghanistan, and where Hazaras make up almost one-third of capital’s population. After the incident near Babusar, three Shias were gunned down in Quetta on August 16, 2012.

Pakistan’s anti minority policy compells GBNC and other organizations to demand that the state department should grant a CPC status to Pakistan and impose restrictions on activities of Pakistani secret service agencies and their militant allies.

At the same time, United Nations and USA are requested to pressure Pakistan to open travel and trade routes towards Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Indian Ladakh so that Shias are not forced to travel on the roads that have become killing fields and virtually controlled by ISI-led militants like Lashkar Toaiba, Lashkar Jhangvi and Sipah Sihaba.

Senge Sering
Mr.
Institute for Gilgit Baltistan Studies
Washington DC, DC

http://www.expertclick.com/NRWire/Releasedetails.aspx?id=41422

Dear.
Asif zadari and current govt, Pak Army mean all are tottaly failed to stop the Genocide to Shia Muslims in Pakistan. Now I can say without any hesitatation that Pakistan is a fail State..

http://insaf.pk/News/tabid/60/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/12768/categoryId/3/Imran-Khan-strongly-condemns-tragic-incidence-of-sectarian-violence-at-Babusar-Pass-Gilgit-Baltistan.aspx

Chairman Imran Khan on sectarian violence in Babusar Pass, Gilgit-Baltistan

LAHORE: Chairman Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf Imran Khan strongly condemns the tragic incidence of sectarian violence at Babusar Pass. This is a matter of great concern and the people of this region have been attacked and killed systematically on ethnic and sectarian pretext. Chairman PTI said that this brutal and callous act of terrorism targeted the Shia community, killing numerous people and injuring many. This is not the first time such an attack has taken place. It reflects the total deterioration of law and order in the region. Chairman PTI expressed deep sorrow to the bereaved families, offered his condolences and prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured. The Chairman has urged all affected communities to remain calm and peaceful. Chairman Imran Khan said that we strongly condemn all acts of sectarian violence and will take progressive steps to eliminate it.

Chairman PTI has warned the government of its inefficient governance which is resulting in these sectarian killings. PTI will ensure that law and order is restored in the country and special attention is paid to creating ethnic and sectarian harmony.

Shafqat Mahmood
Central Information Secretary
Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf

Khufia agenda of LUBP?

shafqat aziz ‏@shafqat_aziz
@AbdulNishapuri so LUBP, another Tsunami apologist now\?

Abdul Nishapuri ‏@AbdulNishapuri
@shafqat_aziz We evaluate political leaders’ statements and actions on merit. No one is spared.

shafqat aziz ‏@shafqat_aziz
@AbdulNishapuri I regard ur freedom of expression but let me say that IK item is clearly a Uturn and certainly carries some “Khufia agenda”

Other reactions:

Ali Hazara ‏@Hazarapatriot
“@RiazToori: Can you please ask Mr. Zardari – Why PPP govt is not willing to curb these terrorist groups. Shia#Hazara #Genocide

Ammar Yasir [RONIN] ‏@ammaryasir
@shirazhassan Zardari’s 4 yrs old Presidency has lil or no relation with decades long shia killings in PK.

Vela Shaks ‏@vela_shaks
@alisalmanalvi Zardari being dishonest at Kaba as well. Remeber you are a shia..you imbecile.

Webable ‏@Webable1
Ruling party #PPP is dominated with shias Are you saying these shias are so inept that they fail to protect their brothern? @AbdulNishapuri

Abdul Nishapuri ‏@AbdulNishapuri
@Webable1 India’s President used to be a Muslim. What proves if Zardari is a Shia or otherwise?

Hibah M.Rafiq ‏@HibahAqsa
Let me get this straight. Zardari, the President is Shi’a himself yet there has not been any firm action taken towards #ShiaGenocide? Sad.

Ammar Yasir [RONIN] ‏@ammaryasir
An old man saves his life by reciting Quranic verses, while killers check his body for marks of matam (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4P7s94tjEo ) #ShiaGenocide

Dawn Media Group ‏@dawn_com
HAVE YOUR SAY: Why has the Pakistani government failed to curb sectarian attacks against Shia Muslims? http://forum.dawn.com/2012/08/17/growing-sectarian-violence/

Yousuf Nazar ‏@YousufNazar
@dawn_com Becoz President Zardari doesn’t give a shit. NRO,Contempt fights more important than blood of Shia Muslims & other innocent people

Ammar Yasir [RONIN] ‏@ammaryasir
Often Zardaris sect is use as a justification for ongoing shia genocide in PK. Like it has become Halaal for some odd reason!

Ammar Yasir [RONIN] ‏@ammaryasir
What’s more frightening, is living under a rule which theoretically oppose these militants but practically doesn’t stop them.

Ammar Yasir [RONIN] ‏@ammaryasir
In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends – Martin Luther King

Imran at Hazara community’s Imam Bargah in Quetta to condole the senseless murders of innocent Hazari’tes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvUQg8Bis64

Dawn editorial points out deafening silence by all political parties on Shia genocide. Imran Khan is relatively better.

Just about every political entity is ignoring what is clearly becoming a Shia genocide:

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Shia killings on the rise
From the Newspaper | 4 hours ago 0

Thursday’s execution-style killing of Shia citizens in Mansehra district and the killing of Hazaras in Quetta were only the latest incidents in what is now a clear trend: targeting innocent members of the sect — not necessarily members of any political or religious organisation — and killing them for no reason other than their religious affiliation. The Mansehra attack had a particularly disturbing aspect to it, with passengers made to show their identity papers and those suspected of being Shia, on the basis of their names or tribal affiliations, being picked out and killed. Like other recent sectarian killings in Balochistan, Kohistan and Orakzai, the approach used resembled ethnic cleansing in its chilling focus on identifying and killing innocent citizens simply because of their membership to a particular community. And while the Hazara community under attack in Balochistan is relatively small and powerless, the same is not true of Shia communities elsewhere in the country. If not arrested, this trend could well spiral out of control, turning the issue into a much larger conflict.

Meanwhile, where is the outrage from the security forces and politicians? We know these groups are willing to launch aggressive messaging campaigns when they wish to. Take, for example, the army’s response to Salala, the PML-N’s reaction to the government’s refusal to write the ‘Swiss letter’, the ruling party’s defensive posture on threats to democracy or the PTI’s campaign against drone strikes. And while it is unclear what judicial activism can achieve in such cases beyond raising their profile, where is the judiciary that otherwise takes suo moto notice of everything from the price of sugar to violence in Karachi? As each of these groups tries to focus on topics they think will boost their populist or nationalist credentials, the campaign to eradicate a minority community continues to receive less official attention than it should.

Beyond the messaging failure, little appears to have been done to confront the physical danger. Providing security escorts to pilgrims’ buses and changing the routes Shia travellers take has not been enough. Whether combating the problem is a matter of improving intelligence-gathering to prevent attacks, pre-emptively going after the groups that are carrying them out, improving policing in vulnerable areas or other intelligence or security measures, further delays are inexcusable. The state needs to demonstrate what it is doing to combat this threat. If not, Pakistan may as well give up any pretence of being a state for anyone other than its majority religious community.

http://dawn.com/2012/08/18/shia-killings-on-the-rise/

The Shia tragedy

Non-stop killing of the Shia minority has rattled the international press and even evoked condemnation from the UN Secretary General. From recurrent summary executions of the Shias in Gilgit to near daily killings of Hazara Shias in Balochistan and sporadic big-city incidents like the al-Quds Day blast in Karachi, the Shia minority comprising 15 percent of our population ends up amongst the dispossessed of the country. Even the simplest investigation into the matter reveals disturbing trends that take us to the jihadi madrassas and also the heart of Pakistan’s security construct. The state is responsible for the life and liberty of all citizens, therefore the government must address some very serious issues. One, more often than not, militants do the government’s most serious work for them — identifying the perpetrators. Why then do the heads of militant outfits that claim responsibility for such acts continue to roam free? Granted, arresting the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) leaders is a remote possibility, but why is Lashkar-e-Jhangvi chief Malik Ishaq addressing Difa-e-Pakistan Council rallies? Two, why the silence from the political class, both government and opposition? Some of the more blatant hits — like the bus episode in Gilgit — draw the usual condemnation, but these ritual statements are seldom followed up by anything concrete like arresting those responsible, bringing them to justice and protecting the victim community. Three, why is there no mention of terrorist funding? Why are we afraid of admitting the harm done by madrassas run predominantly on petrodollars from some of our most reliable allies? Why are we so willing to continue playing proxy battlefield for powers whose interests are no longer aligned with ours, if they ever were? Four, how many more episodes of needless deaths will it take to prompt serious and meaningful action from our security agencies? Must our social fabric be torn asunder further for expedient reasons?
Continuing army action in the tribal area, recent Swat history, attacks like the Kamra and Mehran bases and ISI and GHQ premises, and increasing radicalisation of society already point to the spectre of civil war, as even COAS General Kayani has warned. Allowing sectarian militias to carry out targeted minority killings, particularly at this juncture, seriously injures the writ of the state. With the official machinery always behind the curve, always reactive and never proactive, Islamabad risks opening another bloody chapter in this already repugnant narrative. Failing immediate and meaningful action, the government will have only itself to blame as Pakistan’s needless, self-destructive downward spiral intensifies.

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2012%5C08%5C19%5Cstory_19-8-2012_pg3_1

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The menace of sectarianism, with Shias usually being targeted, is often delinked from the militancy that is plaguing the country. Treating both as separate issues is unwise, as many of the attacks on Shias are carried out by the same groups that are at war with the country and, even if the perpetrators are different, they share the same hateful ideology. More so, the unending violence and the state’s inability to tackle it in a meaningful way only emboldens these terrorist outfits, who then feel free to attack with even further impunity. Thus, you end up with an incident like the one on Babusar pass, which connects Gilgit-Baltistan to the rest of the country, where at least 20 people were gunned down in four different buses. Before being murdered, they were forced to show their identity cards, so it is likely that Shias were the target.
Targeting Shias on buses has become something of a modus operandi of militant groups. In the last few months alone, Shias have been killed in bus attacks in Turbat, Parachinar and Quetta. Even in Gilgit, 18 Shia bus passengers were killed in February. The targeting of Shias is usually accompanied by some form of official collusion. Curfews imposed in Gilgit tend to affect the Shia community the most and they are often even stopped from offering Friday prayers at mosques. In Balochistan, the Hazara Shias are now so fearful of the systemic elimination of their community by groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba, that they are choosing to leave the province and even the country that they have called home for generations.
Needless to say, the government needs to bring the perpetrators of this attack to task. Realistically speaking, though, that may be hoping for too much. The government and the security establishment have shown scant concern for vulnerable communities. In a country where politicians get gunned down for expressing any sympathy for minorities, there are precious few political leaders willing to risk standing up for the marginalised. A few perfunctory words of condolence are not enough; they have to be accompanied by a full-throated defence of the Shia community and backed up by tangible action against militant groups who propagate a hateful and twisted ideology.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 17th, 2012.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/422936/another-sectarian-massacre-2/

ISI- touts and LeJ thugs and apologists (Hamid Mir and co) in Pakistan’s mainstream & social media are really worried, they want Imran Khanto abandon his bold stance on Shia genocide.

Hamid Mir etc are worried why @ImranKhanPTI is specifying the Shia identity of Pakistan’s most target killed faith group. Same people don’t hesitate to specify faith and ethnic identity of Rohingya Muslims of Burma and Palestinian Muslims of Gaza.

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