Slaughter on the volleyball field as Taliban wreak revenge on villagers
Police said the attack was possibly retaliation against residents who had set up a militia to expel Taliban fighters from the area Photo: BBC
Here comes Taliban’s new year gift to the nation. Friends of Taliban (Ansar Abbasi, Shahid Masood, Imran Khan, Munawar Hassan etc) will most probably attribute this attack to Blackwater, CIA, RAW, anything but the Taliban. One wonders why do Blackwater et al choose to attack anti-Taliban persons or groups, why don’t they attack their ‘real enemies’, e.g., Jamaat-e-Islami, Tehrik-e-Insaf or Hameed Gul and co?
By Zahid Hussain in Islamabad
At least 88 people were killed yesterday when a suicide bomber drove a truck loaded with explosives on to a village green during a volleyball match in northwestern Pakistan.
Hundreds of people were watching the match in the remote village of Shah Hason Khel when the bomber struck. The attack is thought to be in retaliation for the village’s stand against the Taliban.
Militants in Pakistan have increased their attacks in recent months to avenge military operations that have taken place in their strongholds on the border with Afghanistan.
The bodies of the players were thrown hundreds of feet by the powerful blast, that also destroyed 20 houses. “It’s just a disaster. I can see flesh, bodies and wounded all around,” Fazl-e-Akbar, a witness, said. “It’s dark. Vehicles’ headlights are being used to search for victims.”
Anwer Khan, 18, a student, had just left his house when he saw a black pick-up truck speeding towards the spectators. “A giant flame leapt towards the sky. There was bright light everywhere, just like a flash, and then a very huge blast shook everything. Two pellets hit my forehead and blood started flowing,” Mr Khan said.
Ramzan Bittani, 33, a driver, said that he had left the match to answer a phone call when he saw a huge blue flame and heard a loud blast. “I saw bodies and smoke all around. My hand was fractured,” he said.
Several people were killed in a nearby mosque where a group of tribal elders were holding a meeting. Many wounded women and children were pulled from the rubble of nearby houses.
Local officials said that the village was struggling to cope with the scale of the attack. More than 100 people were wounded, many of them critically. Khalid Israr, a senior regional official, said that a rescue operation had started for villagers trapped under rubble. “It is a small village with very few rescue facilities. Rescue equipment is being sent there from other places. The military has sent personnel to help with the operation,” he said.
Many spectators had come from surrounding villages. Most of the victims were children as young as 12.
The village is close to the South Waziristan tribal region, where government forces have been battling insurgents. The villagers had recently formed a militia to drive the Taleiban from the area. “We have been receiving threats from the militants,” Mushtaq Marwat, a member of the pro-government militia, said.
Ayub Khan, the local police chief, said that two vehicles were involved in the attack. “One was blown up here while the second fled to an unknown location. We believe it may have been used to attack some other place,” he said. “The locality has been a hub of militants. Locals set up a militia and expelled the militants from this area. This attack seems to be reaction to their expulsion.”
Mr Khan said that the bomber drove a vehicle loaded with 550lb (250 kg) of high-intensity explosives on to the field. “We fear that some ten or so people might have been trapped in the rubble,” he added.
The insurgents have attacked military installations and even markets regularly, but they rarely target sporting events. It could mark a new phase in the their strategy of bombing crowded areas to inflict mass killings and spread fear and chaos.
The military is locked in its biggest assault yet on Taliban strongholds in South Waziristan, involving more than 30,000 troops backed by fighter jets. The operation has scattered insurgents but sparked apparent reprisal attacks across the country. More than 45 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a Shia Muslim religious gathering in Karachi, southern Pakistan, this week.
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The people of Waziristan are suffering a brutal kind of occupation under the Taliban and al Qaeda. Therefore, they welcome the drone attacks
There is a deep abyss between the perceptions of the people of Waziristan, the most drone-hit area and the wider Pakistani society on the other side of the River Indus. For the latter, the US drone attacks on Waziristan are a violation of Pakistani’s sovereignty. Politicians, religious leaders, media analysts and anchorpersons express sensational clamour over the supposed ‘civilian casualties’ in the drone attacks. I have been discussing the issue of drone attacks with hundreds of people of Waziristan. They see the US drone attacks as their liberators from the clutches of the terrorists into which, they say, their state has wilfully thrown them. The purpose of today’s column is, one, to challenge the Pakistani and US media reports about the civilian casualties in the drone attacks and, two, to express the view of the people of Waziristan, who are equally terrified by the Taliban and the intelligence agencies of Pakistan. I personally met these people in the Pakhtunkhwa province, where they live as internally displaced persons (IDPs), and in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).
I would challenge both the US and Pakistani media to provide verifiable evidence of civilian ‘casualties’ because of drone attacks on Waziristan, i.e. names of the people killed, names of their villages, dates and locations of the strikes and, above all, the methodology of the information that they collected. If they can’t meet the challenge, I would request them to stop throwing around fabricated figures of ‘civilian casualties’ that confuse people around the world and provide propaganda material to the pro-Taliban and al Qaeda forces in the politics and media of Pakistan.
I pose that challenge because no one is in a position to give a correct estimate of how many individuals have been killed so far in drone attacks. On the basis of American media estimates, 600 to 700 ‘civilian population’ have been killed. The Pakistani government, pro-Taliban political parties like Jamaat-e-Islami, Jamiat-e-Ulema-e-Islam, Tehrik-e-Insaf, and the media are quoting the same figure. Neither the government of Pakistan nor the media have any access to the area and no system is in place to arrive at precise estimates. The Pakistani government and media take the figure appearing in the American media as an admission by the American government. The US media too do not have access to the area. Moreover, the area is simply not accessible for any kind of independent journalistic or scholarly work on drone attacks. The Taliban simply kill anyone doing so.
The reason why these estimates about civilian ‘casualties’ in the US and Pakistani media are wrong is that after every attack the terrorists cordon off the area and no one, including the local villagers, is allowed to come even near the targeted place. The militants themselves collect the bodies, burry the dead and then issue the statement that all of them were innocent civilians. This has been part of their propaganda to provide excuses to the pro-Taliban and al Qaeda media persons and political forces in Pakistan to generate public sympathies for the terrorists. The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or other militants have never admitted to the killing of any important figure of al Qaeda or the TTP. One exception is the killing of Baitullah Mehsud that the TTP reluctantly admitted several days after his death. According to the people of Waziristan, the only civilians who have been killed so far in the drone attacks are women or children of the militants in whose houses/compounds they hold meetings. But that, too, used to happen in the past. Now they don’t hold meetings at places where women and children of the al Qaeda and TTP militants reside. Moreover, in this case too no one is in a position to give even an approximate number of the women and children of the terrorists killed in drone attacks.
The people of Waziristan are suffering a brutal kind of occupation under the Taliban and al Qaeda. It is in this context that they would welcome anyone, Americans, Israelis, Indians or even the devil, to rid them of the Taliban and al Qaeda. Therefore, they welcome the drone attacks. Secondly, the people feel comfortable with the drones because of their precision and targeted strikes. People usually appreciate drone attacks when they compare it with the Pakistan Army’s attacks, which always result in collateral damage. Especially the people of Waziristan have been terrified by the use of long-range artillery and air strikes of the Pakistan Army and Air Force. People complain that not a single TTP or al Qaeda member has been killed so far by the Pakistan Army, whereas a lot of collateral damage has taken place. Thousands of houses have been destroyed and hundreds of innocent civilians have been killed by the Pakistan Army. On the other hand, drone attacks have never targeted the civilian population except, they informed, in one case when the funeral procession of Khwazh Wali, a TTP commander, was hit. In that attack too, many TTP militants were killed including Bilal (the TTP commander of Zangara area) and two Arab members of al Qaeda. But some civilians were also killed. After the attack people got the excuse of not attending the funeral of slain TTP militants or offering them food, which they used to do out of compulsion in order to put themselves in the TTP’s good books. “It (this drone attack) was a blessing in disguise,” several people commented.
I have heard people particularly appreciating the precision of drone strikes. People say that when a drone would hover over the skies, they wouldn’t be disturbed and would carry on their usual business because they would be sure that it does not target the civilians, but the same people would run for shelter when a Pakistani jet would appear in the skies because of its indiscriminate firing. They say that even in the same compound only the exact room — where a high value target (HVT) is present — is targeted. Thus others in the same compound are spared. The people of Waziristan have been complaining why the drones are only restricted to targeting the Arabs. They want the drones to attack the TTP leadership, the Uzbek/Tajik/Turkmen, Punjabi and Pakhtun Taliban. I have heard even religious people of Waziristan cursing the jihad and welcoming even Indian or Israeli support to help them get rid of the TTP and foreign militants. The TTP and foreign militants had made them hostages and occupied their houses by force. The Taliban have publicly killed even the religious scholars in Waziristan.
I have yet to come across a non-TTP resident of Waziristan who supports the Taliban or al Qaeda. Till recently they were terrified by the TTP to the extent that they would not open their mouth to oppose them. But now, having been displaced and out of their reach, some of them speak against them openly and many more than before in private conversations. They express their fear of the intelligence agencies of Pakistan whenever speaking against the Taliban. They see the two as two sides of the same coin.
What we read and hear in the print and electronic media of Pakistan about drone attacks as a violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty or resulting in killing innocent civilians is not true so far as the people of Waziristan are concerned. According to them, al Qaeda and the TTP are dead scared of drone attacks and their leadership spends sleepless nights. This is a cause of pleasure for the tormented people of Waziristan.
Moreover, al Qaeda and the Taliban have done everything to stop the drone attacks by killing hundreds of innocent civilians on the pretext of their being American spies. They thought that by overwhelming the innocent people of Waziristan with terror tactics they would deter any potential informer, but they have failed. On many occasions the Taliban and al Qaeda have killed the alleged US spies in front of crowds of hundreds, even thousands of tribesmen. Interestingly, no one in Pakistan has raised objection to killings of the people of Waziristan on charges of spying for the US. This, the people of Waziristan informed, is a source of torture for them that their fellow Pakistanis condemn the killing of the terrorists but fall into deadly silence over the routine murders of tribesmen accused of spying for the US by the terrorists occupying their land.
The writer is a research fellow at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Gender Research, University of Oslo and a member of Aryana Institute for Regional Research and Advocacy. She can be reached at bergen34@yahoo.com
Drone attacks: challenging some fabrications —Farhat Taj
http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2010\01\02\story_2-1-2010_pg3_5
A gruesome attack
Friday’s attack on an unguarded crowd of villagers watching a game of volleyball in Lakki Marwat amply reflects the values and mindset of people who are fighting against the state of Pakistan. Any crowd of ordinary citizens going about their lives — be it an Ashura procession in Karachi, a market in Peshawar or Lahore, or a mosque in Rawalpindi — seems fair game for these barbarians to kill and maim. The field that was the scene of an animated game and resounding applause was turned into a spectacle of gore and flesh in a matter of seconds. An explosives-packed vehicle drove into the field in Shah Hasan Khel village and killed most of the players and a large number of spectators present inside the playground in a huge explosion. The death toll had risen to 93 at the time of writing these lines, with 100 injured. In addition, adjacent houses and other buildings were badly damaged. One wonders what kind of morbid pleasure it will offer to the perpetrators of this attack. The only explanation that comes to mind is that in a battle for territory and influence, the jihadis considers unarmed civilians in their own country as justified targets.
There are no signs of the weakening of the jihadis after the initiation of military operations last year. In fact, they have come back with more ferocity.
http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2010\01\03\story_3-1-2010_pg3_1
Time to attack Taliban’s safe havens in North Waziristan
PAKISTANIS may have hoped the new year would improve the country’s fortunes, but the devastating bombing in Lakki Marwat has already fashioned a blood-drenched bookend for the start of the year. If the year ahead is to be less bloody, though, it appears the North Waziristan problem will finally have to be addressed.
After the loss of their ‘centre of gravity’ in South Waziristan, the militants appear to have relocated to North Waziristan from where they have begun to radiate their campaign of terror once again (Lakki Marwat’s residents have claimed the threats they have been receiving come from North Waziristan).
Is a military operation in North Waziristan necessary? Yes. But this is not another senseless call for yet more state violence in a reckless bid to ‘end’ militancy. Looked at from a number of angles, the military challenge in North Waziristan is not insurmountable, especially if the militants who have fled from South Waziristan are prevented from digging in. First, the militants from the south are ‘outsiders’ in their new sanctuary, a fact of great value to the state in an area where tribal affiliations can trump everything else. Second, the state has had military resources in North Waziristan for several years now and there is a political administration in place (though the ‘shadow’ administration of the militants does often wield more power). Third, Miramshah, the headquarters of North Waziristan, is a very lucrative smuggling route, something the locals are loath to give up to fight a potentially unwinnable war against the state. Finally, the ‘Haqqani factor’ may not be the deal breaker that it is sometimes assumed to be. Khost and other parts of eastern Afghanistan are far more important to the Haqqani network than North Waziristan, which appears to be valued more as a rear base rather than a primary launch pad for attacks.
So, North Waziristan, the new terrorism central, must and can be reclaimed by the state from the militants. Thankfully, this is now being acknowledged by the security establishment here, albeit mostly privately at this point. The piece that does not appear to be falling in place as yet though is the American side. Fixated on the enemy that troubles them the most, the Americans do not appear to have done everything possible to help Pakistan fight ‘our’ enemy. Perhaps the Americans need to take more seriously their own rhetoric about the need for a stable Pakistan. Better the ‘bad’ Taliban (from the Pakistani state’s perspective) be attacked than no Taliban be attacked. But with the ‘do more’ shoe on the other foot, the Americans do not seem willing to do everything they can.
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/dawn-content-library/dawn/news/pakistan/07-the-battle-ahead-ha-03
قلعے میں قلع قمع !
وسعت اللہ خان
بی بی سی اردو ڈاٹ کام، اسلام آباد
کراچی میں یہ لوگ ماتمِ حسین کے پردے میں دراصل آپ کی عقل پر ماتم کررہے تھے،ایسے طنزیہ لوگوں کا زندہ رہنا ٹھیک نہیں ہوتا
چلئیے وہ تو ہیں ہی کمینے، بغض و کینے و تعصب و نسل پرستی سے بھرے ہوئے کمینے۔یہ بھی مان لیا کہ وہ آپ سے اور آپ کے بچوں سے اور آپ کے بچوں کے بچوں سے صلیبی جنگوں کی شکست کا بدلہ لے رہے ہیں۔یہ بھی مان لیا کہ مسلمانوں کے خلاف تمام ہندو، سکھ، عیسائی، بودھ ، اشجار و نجوم پرست اور لادین ایک سازشی ملتِ واحدہ ہیں۔یہ بھی تسلیم کہ دنیا میں جہاں جہاں مسلمان ہیں۔سب کے سب اغیار کے مظالم اور چیرہ دستیوں یا توہین آمیز سلوک یا استہزائی رویے کا شکار ہیں۔اور آپ ان تمام مصائب کا پامردی سے مقابلہ بھی کر رہے ہیں اور ایک دن حق یقیناً اپنی ثابت قدمی سے باطل پر غالب آجائے گا۔اور جو اس راہ میں کام آئے گا وہ شہید کہلائے گا اور جنت کا حقدار ٹھرے گا۔
تو پھرایسا کیوں ہے کہ اغیار تو آپ کے بچوں کو ڈرونز سے شکار کریں اور آپ اس کے ردِ عمل میں اپنے ہی والی بال کھیلتے ہوئے اکیانوے بچوں کو بم سے اڑا دیں۔ہم نے تو سنا تھا کہ لکی مروت میں آپ ہی کے ہم زبان ، ہم عقیدہ اور آپ ہی کی طرح کے محروم غریب مسلمان رہتے ہیں۔جو آپ ہی کی طرح لکی مروت کی درجنوں مساجد میں پانچ وقت کی نماز پڑھتے ہیں اور آپ ہی کی طرح تمام مسلمانوں کے راہِ حق پر آنے کی دعائے مسلسل کرتے ہیں۔لیکن شاید ہم نے غلط سنا تھا۔
آپ کی بمبار کارروائی سے ثابت ہوگیا کہ لکی مروت میں رہنے والوں کی اکثریت نہ صرف کمزور عقیدہ منافقین پر مشتمل ہے بلکہ سی آئی اے، ایم آئی فائیو، آئی ایس آئی ، موساد اور را کے لیے کام کرتی ہے۔ یوں آپ جیسے خالص راسخ العقیدہ جنت مکانی گروہ کو مادی و روحانی نقصان پہنچانے کا کوئی موقع ہاتھ سے جانے نہیں دیتی۔آپ نے اچھا کیا کہ ان میں سے اکیانوے کو اڑا دیا۔ابھی اکیانوے ہزار اور ہیں۔ان کا بھی جلد سے جلد کچھ کیجئے۔اور اگلی مرتبہ خیال رکھئے گا کہ عورتیں زیادہ سے زیادہ مریں تاکہ ایسے لوگوں کی نسل بڑھنے سے روکی جاسکے۔
اور آپ نے کراچی میں بھی ٹھیک کیاجو تینتالیس بدعقیدہ مسلمانوں کو اڑا دیا۔آپ نے درست نتیجہ اخذ کیا۔یہ لوگ ماتمِ حسین کے پردے میں دراصل آپ کی عقل پر ماتم کررہے تھے۔ایسے طنزیہ لوگوں کا زندہ رہنا ٹھیک نہیں ہوتا۔
اور یہ جو تین ہزار دوکانوں کو آگ لگائی گئی اس سے بہتر کام تو اور ہو ہی نہیں سکتاتھا۔سوائے آپ کے کون جانتا ہے کہ ایسے خون چوس منافع خور تاجروں کا تباہ ہوجانا ہی بہتر ہے جو ہر ایک سےاس کے عقیدے کی چھان پھٹک کئے بغیر تجارت کرتے ہیں۔انہیں روزمرہ کی اشیا بیچتے ہیں تاکہ وہ اپنے گھر کے چولہوں سے مطمئن ہوکر شکم سیری کے بعد آپ کے خلاف سازشوں میں مصروف رہیں۔
اور یہ جو تین ہزار دوکانوں کو آگ لگائی گئی اس سے بہتر کام تو اور ہو ہی نہیں سکتاتھا۔سوائے آپ کے کون جانتا ہے کہ ایسے خون چوس منافع خور تاجروں کا تباہ ہوجانا ہی بہتر ہے جو ہر ایک سےاس کے عقیدے کی چھان پھٹک کئے بغیر تجارت کرتے ہیں۔انہیں روزمرہ کی اشیا بیچتے ہیں تاکہ وہ اپنے گھر کے چولہوں سے مطمئن ہوکر شکم سیری کے بعد آپ کے خلاف سازشوں میں مصروف رہیں۔
ویسے ایک بات مجھ جیسے کم عقل آپ سے ضرور سمجھنا چاہیں گے۔یہ جتنے بھی خود کش بمبار آپ روزانہ جنت کے سفر پر بھیج رہے ہیں ان میں سے نوے فیصد کی عمر پندرہ سے بیس برس ہی کیوں ہوتی ہے۔کیا بیس برس سے اوپر کے لوگوں کو بذریعہ بارودی جیکٹ جنت میں جانے کا شوق نہیں یا ابھی وہ کچھ دن اور اس عارضی دنیا کے مزے لوٹنا چاہتے ہیں۔
دوسری بات یہ کہ مسلمان تو سعودی عرب ، مصر، بنگلہ دیش، ترکی، انڈونیشیا، ملیشیا اور نائجیریا سمیت الحمداللہ اکیاون ممالک میں پھیلے ہوئے ہیں۔زیادہ تر ممالک میں غربت بھی ہے، ظلم بھی ہے اور ان کے حکمران بھی مغرب کے اشاروں پر ناچتے ہیں۔لیکن ایسا کیوں ہے کہ وہاں کے پندرہ سے بیس سال کے نوجوان کو بارودی جیکٹ پہننے کا اتنا شوق نہیں ہے۔اور آپ بھی جانے کیوں ان ممالک کے مسلمانوں پر اتنی توجہ نہیں دے رہے جتنی پاکستان کے مسلمانوں پر۔
اس کی وجہ شاید یہ ہو کہ جو لوگ مر رہے ہیں ان میں سے اکثریت اب بھی سمجھتی ہے کہ پاکستان اسلام کا قلعہ ہے۔اچھا ہے کہ ایسے بھولے لوگوں کا آپ کے ہاتھوں قلعے میں ہی قلع قمع ہوجائے
http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/pakistan/2010/01/100103_baat_se_baat_citidal.shtml
Talat Hussain points towards the lack of protection by the Pakistan Army and mourns the loss of life in the Taliban’s attack on the Shah Hassan Khel village:
A must watch:
http://pkpolitics.com/2010/01/08/live-with-talat-8-january-2010/
The Taliban Khan (a leading figure of the “Friends of Taliban” organisation) is persistent in his fits. Why doesn’t the UK government ban his misleading pro-terrorism propaganda?
Pakistan should talk to the Taliban: Imran Khan
Thursday, 14 Jan, 2010
LONDON: Cricketer turned politician Imran Khan called Thursday for the army to withdraw from Pakistan’s tribal areas and for talks with the Taliban, warning that the country faced “catastrophe” otherwise.
Khan said the US-Pakistan military offensive in the areas bordering Afghanistan was turning locals massively against the United States and boosting support for the militants.
US drone strikes on militants were sparking “anger and hatred” in the area, said Khan, who leads the marginal Tehrik-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice).
“The solution is to hold a dialogue with the militants,” he told an audience at the Chatham House foreign policy thinktank in London.
“The solution is to win them onto our side, not to bomb them with airstrikes.” Otherwise, he warned: “If we continue with this military operation we are facing a catastrophe.”
The militants operating in the tribal areas did not share the beliefs of the Afghan Taliban, who wanted to create an Islamist state, he said.
“In my opinion, they are political Taliban, they are not religious Taliban.”
“They will fade away as soon as the Pakistan army moves back and dialogue is held,” he added.
Khan said that Pakistan’s former military ruler Pervez Musharraf once described him as “a terrorist without a beard” for suggesting talks with the militants, but now it was an idea being promoted by others.
“Now even (Afghan President) Hamid Karzai considers (Taliban supreme leader) Mullah Omar to be a brother,” Khan added, to laughter from the audience.
He also criticised the tactics of the US military surge in Afghanistan.
“The only way I see the surge being effective is if they use their muscle to get the Taliban to the negotiating table.”
“If they use the surge for more bloodshed, I can guarantee they will leave behind — because they will leave — a far more radical government than the one it replaced.”
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/dawn-content-library/dawn/news/pakistan/18-pakistan-should-talk-to-the-taliban-imran-khan-am-07
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