Taliban / Sipah-e-Sahaba’s attack on Shias in Quetta: At least 10 killed in suicide blast at Civil Hospital
A suicide bomber on Friday (16 April 2010) blew himself up in a hospital in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, killing at least ten persons, including a TV journalist (Samaa TV), a DSP, an MNA, and injuring over 35 others.
The majority of dead and injured are relatives and mourners of Mr Arshad Zaidi, a bank manager, who was earlier target killed in the day by sectarian terrorists of Taliban and Sipah-e-Sahaba. Source 1, 2, 3
TV channels beamed dramatic footage of people running out of the hospital complex after the blast as a cloud of dust rose into the sky. The blast blackened the walls of the hospital and shattered windows. People carried the injured away from the site of the explosion.
DSP headquarters Zahir Shah Kazmi is also among the deceased.
Earlier, a bank official Arshad Zaidi was severely shot and wounded at Mannan chowk who was brought to Civil Hospital at Jinnah Road where he was succumbed to injuries. Large number of people was gathered at this occasion when the blast occurred. The blast damaged the emergency department and nearby buildings. DIG Investigations Quetta has confirmed that eight people have been killed and 35 wounded in the blast. PPP MPA Agha Nasir Shah also sustained injuries in the blast.
Talking to media DIG Investigations Quetta Qazi Abdul Wahid said a suspected head and an arm have been recovered from the blast site. He said it could be a suicide blast. Source
Four policemen, two journalists and a TV cameraman were among the injured, witnesses said. Geo TV reported that its reporter Salaman Asharf was also injured in the attack.
Malik Arif, a cameraman for Samaa news channel, was among the dead. A reporter for the channel said Arif’s body was blown to pieces and his head severed. The reporter said he had also seen another severed head.
The bomber struck when a large number of people gathered outside the Civil Hospital in Quetta to protest the killing of a member of the minority Shia community. A large number of protesters, policemen, reporters and TV cameramen were outside the hospital when the suicide attacker detonated his explosives at around 10.15 am.
Quetta and other parts of Balochistan province have witnessed several attacks on members of the Shia community and non-Baloch people over the past year. Source
Authorities believe there are a number of al Qaeda and Taliban leaders in the Balochistan region who have set-up a de-facto headquarters, known as the Quetta Shura. Source
A suicide bomber attacked a hospital emergency room where Shia Muslims had gathered Friday to mourn a slain bank manager, killing at least seven people including a journalist in Pakistan’s main southwest city, police said. Journalists were at the hospital covering the aftermath of Friday’s morning shooting death of the Shiite bank manager. The emergency room was full of the man’s friends and relatives when the bomber detonated his weapons at the gate, police official Mohammad Sabir said. Source
The nature of the attack is not much different from a previous suicide attack, in August 2008, on the emergency ward of a hospital in D.I. Khan on the mourners of a Shia Muslim who was earlier target killed. At least 32 were killed and 55 injured in that attack which was subsequently claimed by the Taliban. Source
Also, in February 2010, suspected Sunni (Deobandi) militants bombed a bus carrying Shiite worshippers and two hours later attacked a hospital treating the victims, killing 25 people and wounding 100 in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi. In the past, suspected Sunni (Deobandi) extremists also have attacked funeral processions of Shiite Muslim mourners. Source
Don’t twist it BBC. It is not Sunni versus Shia sectarianism. It is Taliban / Sipah-e-Sahaba’s terrorism versus Pakistan
According to a news report by the BBC:
Police say they suspect sectarian violence between the majority Sunni and minority Shia communities. In February 2010, suspected Sunni militants carried out a double bomb attack on Shia pilgrims in the city of Karachi. The militants hit a bus carrying the pilgrims and then targeted a hospital treating the victims of the first attack, killing 33 people and injuring dozens more.
You must correct your understanding of the issue, BBC. The issue at hand is not sectarianism between Sunnis and Shias of Pakistan. What Pakistan is currently facing is the menace of jihadi and sectarian terrorism by the Taliban, Sipah-e-Sahaba and their affiliates. It is not Sunni versus Shia or vice versa. It is terrorism versus Pakistan.
Taliban spare no one from their terrorism, be it a Sunni, Shia, Ahmadi, Christian, Hindu or Sikh, Pakistani or foreigner. Their evil ideology of intolerance and violence must be eliminated with full force, clear understanding and conviction.
Dwan, 20 August 2008:
Suicide bomber hits D.I. Khan hospital: 32 killed, 55 injured; Tehrik-i-Taliban claims responsibility for the carnage
By Irfan Mughal
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Aug 19: Thirty-two people, seven policemen and two health officials among them, were killed and 55 others injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up near the emergency ward of the District Headquarters Hospital here on Tuesday.
The attack was carried out when a large number of people had gathered there to protest against the murder of local Shia leader Basit Ali earlier in the day. Attacked by a gunman near the Faqirni Gate, he was brought to the hospital where he died.
Police said the suicide bomber, who appeared to be about 20 years old, had blown himself up in the presence of police personnel who were trying to control the crowd. “The bomber’s head and legs have been found,” police sources said. The emergency ward was completely destroyed by the explosion.
The deceased included 14 members of a family. Sources said that 10 to 12 of the injured were in critical condition.
Some of the injured, including several policemen, health workers and two journalists, were taken to the Combined Military Hospital and private hospitals.
The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Taliban spokesman Maulvi Omar told Dawn on phone they had targeted police and other government officials and “did not intend to attack any specific religious sect (the Shia),” our correspondent in Bajaur reported.
The spokesman said the suicide attacks would continue till the military operations in Bajaur and Swat were stopped.
The deceased identified till Tuesday evening included constables Iftikhar Hussain, Wiqar, Munawar Shah, Modat Ali, Qamar Ali, Syed Saleh Shah, Rajab Ali, Fazal Shah, Ahmed Ali, Fazal Hussain, Zeeshan, Alamdar Shah, Nizakat Shah, Zaki Shah, Naseer, Tahir Abbas, Saghir Abbas, Haider Ali, Mohammad Taqi, Alamdar Hussain and Fawjdar Hussain.
Soon after the attack, residents said, all shops, markets and business centres were closed for fear of an eruption of sectarian clashes in the area. Reports of sporadic firing were received from various localities in the city.
Army and police cordoned off the area and started patrolling. The local administration called reinforcement to strengthen police force. Police erected barricades at several points on the Circular Road and the main Peshawar-D.I. Khan Road.
The explosion on Tuesday took place amid tension between the Sunni and Shia communities in the region that has spawned several targeted killings in recent weeks. “The motive behind the blast appeared to be sectarian and Shia protesters were the apparent target,” said a police official.
Section 144 was imposed and pillion-riding was banned in the city for an indefinite period. The decision was taken at an emergency meeting of the city’s civil and military administrations, which had been convened to prepare a plan to cope with possible sectarian strife in the sensitive district.
Four victims of the blasts were laid to rest in a graveyard in Kotli Imam while funeral prayers for 20 others were offered in Chah Syed Munawar Shah late on Tuesday night.
The Shia community decided to observe a three-day mourning from Wednesday in Dera Ismail Khan for the innocent people killed in the blast.
http://www.dawn.com/2008/08/20/top1.htm
Islamic Insights, 20 March 2009:
Violence Against Pakistani Shias Continues Unnoticed
MONDAY, 30 MARCH 2009 02:37 SUKAINA HUSSAIN
Victims of a suicide bombing in Pakistan
“17 Shia Muslims killed and more than 35 injured in Hangu.” “Three Shia police officials killed in Quetta.” “At least 35 Shia killed and more than 50 injured in a suicide attack on a Shia gathering in Dera Ghazi Khan.” “Four Shias killed and 10 injured when Taliban attack an Ashura procession in Hangu.” “Suicide bomber kills at least 32 Shias and injures another 157.” These and numerous such accounts from January and February 2009 can be found documented by the Shaheed Foundation of Pakistan, yet the plight of Shia Muslims in Pakistan has been overlooked by not only the world’s media, but our own community in the West as well.
The Northwest Frontier Province (NWFP) of Pakistan borders Afghanistan to the West. Areas such as Swat Valley, Dera Ismail Khan, Hangu, Quetta (in Baluchistan province), Kohat, Dera Ghazi Khan (in Punjab province), and Parachinar (in Kurram Agency) have experienced unending systematic killing of Shias since the 1980s. An escalation in sectarian violence began soon after a coup in 1977 against Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto led by General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq. According to Vali Nasr’s The Shia Revival, General Zia led a process of “Islamization” which manifested itself as “Sunnification” around the country, particularly in the NWFP. As Taliban militias infiltrated this area after the Afghanistan war against the then USSR, they were supported both politically and financially by the United States and Saudi Arabian governments. The Taliban leaders who took refuge in areas of NWFP after the 2001 United States-led invasion of Afghanistan exacerbated the problem. Having previously terrorized Shias in Afghanistan, they worked to spread their influence in areas of Pakistan. Although many of these areas have a majority Shia population, geographically they are surrounded by Taliban militants and therefore face unending strife.
Tactics of preaching against Shias by radical clerics like Azam Tariq, combined with efforts by anti-Shia groups such as Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, and its branches Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and Sipah-e-Sahaba, perpetuated the mentality that all Shias should be killed and expelled from Pakistan. From that point, Shias in positions of power and wealth, including academics, police officers, lawyers, and doctors across the country, have been massacred. Similar to sectarian violence in Iraq, militants targeted religious gatherings, hospitals, and public spaces. Local Pakistani media have also claimed that “Taliban-linked militants in Parachinar, Hangu district, and much of the Kurram tribal agency have killed 25 to 30 people on a daily basis over the last six months.”
The scores of deaths in the last few months is particularly alarming. According to reports by PressTV, in early February 2009 there were at minimum 35 deaths and 50 injuries in Dera Ghazi Khan, located in Punjab, while later in the month, 30 more people were killed and 65 more injured when a bomb tore through a funeral procession of another killed Shia leader in Dera Ismail Khan, located in NWFP. In early March, Taliban-associated militants killed five Shia Hazara Muslims in Quetta, capital of Baluchistan. Outside the town of Hangu, insurgents also targeted a bus carrying Shia children to school, whereby three students were killed and many others were hurt. On March 26, 11 people were killed by a suicide bomber in a restaurant in Dera Ismail Khan. On Friday, March 27, another suicide bomber in Peshawar targeted a mosque with hundreds of Muslims attending Friday prayers. At least 48 people were killed and numerous more wounded.
Both American and Pakistani human rights groups have acknowledged this near-genocide against Shias. The US Department of State’s Country Report from 2008 stated that “Shia Muslims in Pakistan faced discrimination and societal violence” and confirmed the fact that Sunni Muslim extremist groups have published literature advocating violence against Shia Muslims.
More recently, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan stated in February 2009, “The killing of Shia notables in Quetta has sadly become a frequent occurrence. Some of the killings have been claimed by an extremist organization flying a religious standard. The number of the Shia community members killed there over the recent years has exceeded 300. The government’s failure to track down the culprits has understandably enraged the targeted community, and it has also emboldened the perpetrators to kill with impunity. Besides religious figures, liberal politicians, businessmen, and government officials have been targeted.”
The oppression has spread from physical to economic blockade. In 2008, road routes had been blocked. Also, evidence has been seen of militants who kidnap or kill those who attempt to get supplies to Shia-populated regions.
A few of the recent attacks are in response to President Barack Obama’s plan to impose a strategy to repress militants threatening Pakistan and Afghanistan, according to an MSNBC report. Despite protests from the Pakistani government, these missile strikes are going to be continued and increased from last year. President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan is concerned that this tactic is counterproductive since it kills innocent civilians, increases anti-American sentiment and “undermines its own efforts to isolate extremists.”
Efforts to bring awareness to this issue have been carried out in Qom, Iran. A summit entitled “Holocaust of Shias in Parachinar” was held in light of hundreds of victims from Parachinar and Hangu. Tehran called the violence a “silent massacre”, and according to Iran’s Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani, as reported by PressTV, “The incidents that have occurred against Pakistan’s Shia community are a plot to create conflict between the region’s Sunni and Shia population.” This sentiment has also been seen in moderate Sunni communities, who believe that unrestricted killings of Shias would lead to sectarian violence in areas where both groups have previously lived peacefully.
The Pakistani government claims that it has taken measures to suppress the violence. Pakistani Interior Chief Rehman Malik said the Shia population was in need of greater protection. Therefore, Islamabad ordered security forces to carry out this task, yet the violence has continued. It is reported that thousands of Shia Muslims have been killed since the 1980s in a country where Shias make up nearly 30 percent of the population.
Our voices should no longer remain muted. We must convince the Pakistani government and its affiliates that it is crucial to take greater action against the violence perpetrated by these terrorists. Officials must target the sources and fuels of sectarian violence by apprehending leaders and members of Taliban-associated militant groups across the country. Their influence has reached major cities as well and must be stopped. Saudi-funded madressas (Islamic schools), which are used to target impressionable children and youth and preach the mentality that Shias are infidels, should be closely regulated and shut down in some cases. Furthermore, it is essential to provide the distressed minority populations with safe havens such as secure mosques, Imambargahs, schools, and transport routes which will allow citizens to carry on with their daily activities with relative peace of mind.
http://www.islamicinsights.com/news/international-news/violence-against-pakistani-shias-continues-unnoticed.html
Updated at 2000 PST
کوئٹہ…کوئٹہ میں سول اسپتال کے گیٹ پر خود کش دھماکے سے دو ڈی ایس پی ، نجی ٹی وی کے کیمرہ مین اور تین سیکیورٹی اہل کاروں سمیت گیارہ افراد جاں بحق ہوگئے جبکہ کالعدم لشکر جھنگوی نے اس واقعہ کی ذمہ داری قبول کرلی ہے۔کوئٹہ پولیس کے مطابق آج صبح نو بجے جناح روڈ پر منان چوک کے قریب نجی بنک کے منیجر ارشد زیدی کو فائرنگ کرکے قتل کردیا گیا ان کی لاش سول اسپتال لائی گئی ۔ان کے لواحقین اور دیگر افراد وہاں جمع ہوگئے ۔اسی دوران سول اسپتال شعبہ حادثات کے گیٹ پر زور دار دھماکا ہوا ۔ ڈی آئی جی انوسٹی گیشن قاضی عبدالواحد کا کہنا ہے کہ دھماکا خود کش حملہ آور نے کیا جس کی عمر تقریبا تیس سال تھی اور وہ حلئے سے افغانی معلوم ہوتا تھا ۔ دھماکے کے فورا بعد نامعلوم افراد نے فائرنگ شروع کردی جس سے بھگڈر مچ گئی۔ دھماکے میں ڈی ایس پی ظاہر شاہ کاظمی،اے ٹی ایف کے اہلکار محمد حسین، پولیس اہلکار عبدالہادی ، ایف آئی اے کے اہلکار مجتبیٰ اور نجی ٹی وی کے کیمرہ مین ملک عارف سمیت گیارہ افراد جاں بحق اور پینتیس سے زائد زخمی ہوئے۔زخمیوں میں رکن قومی اسمبلی آغا ناصر شاہ ، جیو ٹی وی کے رپورٹر سلمان اشرف، کیمرہ مین عمران مختار اور دیگر صحافی بھی شامل ہیں ۔ زخمیوں کو سول اسپتال اور بی ایم سی اسپتال منتقل کردیا گیا ۔پولیس کے مطابق واقعے میں پانچ کلو گرام دھماکا خیز مواد استعمال کیاگیا تھا جس میں بال بیرنگ وغیرہ بھی شامل تھے ۔ کالعدم تنظیم لشکر جھنگوی کے ترجمان نے میڈیا کے دفاتر میں نامعلوم مقام سے ٹیلی فون کرکے خود کش حملے کی ذمہ داری قبول کرلی۔
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کراچی (اسٹاف رپورٹر) سانحہ کوئٹہ کے خلاف شیعہ تنظیموں‘ جعفریہ الائنس‘ وحدت مسلمین‘ شیعہ ایکشن کمیٹی ودیگر جماعتوں کی جانب سے جمعہ کو شاہ خراساں سے امام بارگاہ علی رضا ایم اے جناح روڈ تک ماتمی جلوس برآمد کیا گیا۔ جلوس میں علامہ عباس کمیلی‘ مولانا حسین مسعودی‘ مولانا مرزا یوسف حسین اور دیگر نے شرکت کی۔ ماتمی جلوس سے خطاب کرتے ہوئے شیعہ علمائے دین نے مطالبہ کیا کہ وزیراعلیٰ بلوچستان کو فوری پر برطرف کیا جائے۔ ایک ماہ میں ملت جعفریہ کے 20 افراد کو نشانہ بنایا گیا ہے۔ انہوں نے تین روزہ یوم سوگ منانے کا اعلان کیا۔ انہوں نے مطالبہ کیا کہ جاں بحق ہونے والے ورثاء کی مالی معاونت کی جائے اور زخمیوں کا سرکاری خرچ پر علاج کیا جائے۔دریں اثناء شیعہ علماء کونسل سندھ کے جنرل سیکریٹری سید ناصر عباس تقوی نے سانحہ کوئٹہ کے خلاف 3 روزہ سوگ کا اعلان کرتے ہوئے مطالبہ کیا ہے کہ سانحہ کوئٹہ کے لیے اعلیٰ عدالتی تحقیقاتی کمیشن قائم کیا جائے اور عوام کو حقائق سے آگاہ کیا جائے، شہداء و زخمیوں کو معاوضہ دیا جائے۔ وہ جمعہ کو کراچی پریس کلب میں پریس کانفرنس سے خطاب کررہے تھے۔ اس موقع پر ڈاکٹر علامہ شبیر سیٹھی، سید علی محمد نقوی، بابر کاظمی و دیگر بھی موجود تھے۔
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Lashkar-e-Jhangvi claims responsibility
LAHORE: The Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LJ) claimed responsibility of a suicide attack that killed 11 people and injured over 30 in Quetta, a private TV channel reported on Friday. According to the channel, the LJ claimed that it had carried out the suicide bombing that also injured Member of the National Assembly Nasir Ali Shah of the Pakistan People’s Party. However, the channel did not mention who spoke to them on behalf of the banned outfit. daily times monitor
http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2010\04\17\story_17-4-2010_pg1_2
Quetta witnesses strike over Civil Hospital suicide blast
* BUJ, Quetta Press Club take out protest rally condemning the suicide attack
Staff Report
QUETTA: A complete shutter-down strike was observed in the provincial metropolis on Saturday to protest against the suicide attack at the Civil Hospital Quetta, where 11 people were killed while over 38 were injured.
On a strike called by the Anjuman-e-Tajiran Balochistan and supported by the business community, all main markets and shopping centres situated in Liaquat Bazaar, the Suraj Ganj Bazaar, at Abdul Sattar Road, the Shahrah-e-Iqbal, Jinnah Road, Mechongi Road, Prince Road, Sirki Road, Masjid Road and the Double Road remained closed the entire day. Traffic was comparatively sparse and attendance at most government offices also remained low. Due to Friday’s (April 16) tragic incident, the people of the city preferred to remain at home. The strike call was also supported by the Pakhtoonkhwa Milli Awami Party, the Awami National Party, the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl, the Jamaat-e-Islami, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz Balochistan, the Balochistan Shia Conference and the Hazara Democratic Party.
Law enforcement agencies – including police and the Frontier Corps – remained on high alert to maintain law and order and to deal with any untoward incident. However, the shutter-down strike was conducted peacefully as no incident of violence was reported throughout the day.
Black ribbons: Meanwhile, the Balochistan Union of Journalists (BUJ) and the Quetta Press Club (QPC) took out a protest rally, marching through different parts of the city and finally gathering in front of the Quetta Press Club. The journalists – wearing black ribbons – were carrying placards and banners that were inscribed with slogans condemning terrorism. A three-day mourning period will be observed for the journalists who lost their lives in the suicide blast. The BUJ president informed journalists that a mourning session has been arranged at the QPC at 5pm today (Sunday).
http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=20104\18\story_18-4-2010_pg7_27
The sectarian monster
On Friday, we saw Quetta as the scene of a sectarian killing first and then a follow-up suicide bombing. Gunmen killed Arshad Zaidi, a banker, as he was coming out of his office. He was the son of the chief of the Shia Conference Balochistan. Mr Zaidi’s body was taken to a hospital where hundreds of people, including a local parliamentarian and dozens of journalists, reached after hearing the news of this targeted killing. At least 11 people, including a journalist, were killed and dozens more were injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up inside the hospital. Lashkar-e-Jhangvi has claimed responsibility for the attack. We witnessed a similar modus operandi in Karachi after the attack on the Chehlum procession followed by an attack at the Jinnah Hospital where the injured were taken. It seems as if the sectarian monsters have found another way of inflicting maximum damage.
Like the rest of Pakistan, the scourge of sectarianism has not left Balochistan untouched. Sectarian attacks in Balochistan are nothing new. There have been attacks on Imambargahs, Ashura processions, and targeted killing of Shias. What begs the question is why the state has let the evil force of sectarianism spread its tentacles so freely and blatantly. Sectarian outfits all over the country, particularly in South Punjab, have been pampered by the state and allowed to run riot since General Ziaul Haq’s time. It is surprising to see that at a time when Pakistan is waging a war against terrorism, nothing has been done against sectarian terrorism. The Taliban are known to have violated and challenged the writ of the state, which is why the state and the armed forces have launched an offensive against them. But is it not the responsibility of the state to deal with other forms of terrorism with the same iron fist? The state of Pakistan is bearing the brunt of harbouring terrorists, including sectarian terrorists, for many years. Now that the state is finally taking some terrorists head on, it is about time that the sectarian outfits are brought to book for spreading hate, bitterness and terror in the country.
A new pattern that has emerged recently is to target the hospital where the dead or the injured have been taken immediately after an attack. Hospitals are naturally vulnerable but nobody in their right mind could possibly consider attacking a place where people are being treated and lives being saved. This just goes to prove that terrorists have no respect for human life.
When a terrorist attack occurs or someone is murdered in a target killing, the media should act responsibly instead of being in a race for ‘breaking news’. The media should not have unfettered access to the emergency wards in case of a situation where the doctors are struggling hard to save lives. This can only happen when all hospitals make it a rule that a senior doctor would brief the media at an appropriate time. As for cases of medical negligence, all hospitals should have a credible internal review system of such incidents instead of leading the public and media to speculate and allege negligence without necessarily any proof of the same. The recent controversy regarding the doctors and journalists in Lahore demonstrated that there is a need to evolve a strategy to avoid such scuffles. The media thrives on ratings while doctors are constantly under pressure while saving lives. Media organisations need to guide their reporters to follow proper media ethics in situations like these. Hospitals are not wrestling rings; they are life-saving institutions. As responsible citizens, we all need to pitch in to deal with such difficult situations in an ethical and responsible manner.
http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2010\04\18\story_18-4-2010_pg3_1
That’s really so sad.
Its very bad for Shai’s cost in Quetta. very sad news for whole World, because its daily rutien for CIA, MOSSAD, RAW, ISI, AND OTHER AGENCIES. Like IB, MI, FIU, FIA, CID of Quetta, Pakistan, and so many on. They are involved in these cases from 2003, ( they want Killed Sardar Nisar of Hazara, But HAZARAM KUDA DARAD, AGHAR DOSHMAN QAVIEST, KHUDA QAVITHAR AST, ) and before.ITS BLONG TO 200 YEARS BACK, When Birtish Govt, ( East India Company ) Came to India and Pakistan, ( Subcontinent ) Its Like a Civil War in Pakistan. These are blong To Christian Zionist, Watch Tower, Awake, Wahhabi;s of Saudi Arab, puppet Taliban, Alqaeda, Hindu Taliban , Bahhai’s, Israel, & Indian, and also Pakistani jewish Agents, ( Their are 7,000 Agencies in Pakistan, Like BATA, PHILIPS, DALDA, LIVER BROTHERS, PEPCI, COCACOLA, MECK DOLEN’S, MECHAL’S, and huge number of them are Working in a Poor Pakistan, from 1948 when GREAT ISRAEL become on map. The 2011 is End of Israel. ! ? ) Ahmadi, Qadeyani, Aga Khan, and 32 or more Agencies OF .Pakistani, These Agencies, Who are working for American’s, CIA, FBI, Birtish, MI6, Israeli , MOSSAD, and Indian, RAW, RAAM, Freemasions, Lion, Rotary, Jaycees, and so on. They are Killng Shi’a Hazara in Afghanistan, Through puppet Hindu & Muslim Taliban, ( Afghani, & Pakistani ), Al-Qaeda.In Pakistan Through Wahhabi Al-Qaeda, so called Sipah-e- Sahaba, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Why All wahabi’s who support puppet Taliban or Al-Qaeda or sipah-e-sahaba are Link with World Freemasion. ? These are ISI, MI, SPECIAL BRANCH, Panjabiasim Lobby, ( They are Working for cia, fbi, pentagon, mi5, mi6 mossad, & indian agents. ) . The 50 % of Pakistani Berucarad are Working for US Govt. and JEWISH LOBBY of The World Till 1950’s.and also 10 % of them are working for USSR Govt. and 5 % of them for Indian Govt. ( Its Look Like a Pakistan Foreign Policies, its also a Dollar case ) . The Black Water are behinde The Target Killing and Souicide Bombing are their mission, They are Going To HELL of Americans. They are Killed Five Million Muslim in Pakistan, Iraq, Iran, Afghanestan and Labanon. The Quetta case is comming day by day by World Jewish Lobby & Christian Zionist Lobby. Why Balochistan are going To USSR hands. ? THANKX.
O مسيلمه كذاب ki chodi huwai orat kay haram kay pilay, haramzaday, to kitnay bi nam badal kar a ja, teri maa, ko chod kar rakh doon ga,
O muta ki padawar, jab muta tumaray firkay main حلال ha, to halal cheez par batay غصه kuain kartay ho, حالانكه tumari maa, aur bahen isi muta ki waja say RUNDI BAZAR main khob chot chutwa rahi hain, isi liay to main pochta hoon k,,,
1 , Fatima na muta kia, aur kitni bar
2 , Ali na muta kia, aur kitni bar
3 , Hassan na muta kia, aur kitni bar
4 , Hussain na muta kia, aur kitni bar
5 , Shaher Bano na muta kia, aur iran ma kis kis majosi sa kitni bar muta karwaia, khas kar Rustam jo k Shahar Bano kay bahan chod مجوسى bap Yazdgar ka سپه سالار tha, us say kitni bar muta karwaia, aur chalo jaldi say ذين العابدين ka DNA karwaoo, k wo kahein usi Rustam ka bayta na ho,
6 , Muhammed Baqar ki biwi na muta kia, aur kitni bar
7 , Jahfar Sadiq ki biwi na muta kia, aur kitni bar
8 , Musa Kazim ki biwi na muta kia, aur kitni bar
9 , Ali Raza ki biwi na muta kia, aur kitni bar
10 , Muhammed Naqi ki biwi na muta kia, aur kitni bar
11 , Ali Taqi ki biwi na muta kia, aur kitni bar
12 , Hassan Askari ki biwi na muta kia, aur kitni bar
13 , Imam ghaib (tumara Mahdi gando no 1) ki biwi kia muta karway gi, aur kitni bar ? Kuain k us gando ki to abi shadi nahi huwi, aur wo bahan chod 1350 sal say غار ma gand marwa raha ha,
14 , خمينى gando na muta kia, us ki maa na muta kia, us ki bati na muta kia, Ab ager tum loogoon ki gand ma mirchi lagay to mara qasoor nahi, because,,متع حلال فى مذهب شيعه ,,,
Ya tumaray tamam bahen chod, alim kahtay hain,
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