Yippe Pakistan responds with multi-storey confinement of terrorist!!

[suraj]

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani authorities have reportedly imposed restrictions on the movement of Jaish-e-Mohammed founder Maulana Masood Azhar and confined him to his home despite turning down India's demand for handing him over. ( Watch ) Azhar, who was freed by Indian authorities along with two other terrorists in exchange for passengers of an Indian Airlines flight hijacked from Kathmandu to Kandahar in 1999, has been confined to his multi-storey building in Model Town area of Bahawalpur, The News daily reported today. The report quoted official sources as saying that Azhar's activities had been restricted in the wake of India's demand to hand him over along with criminals Dawood Ibrahim and Tiger Memon. There was no official word on whether Azhar had been restricted to his home. The Pakistan Army on Monday confirmed it had launched an operation against banned militant groups. Lashker-e-Taiba commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhwi is among over 20 militants arrested during the crackdown, sources said. The Pakistan government has turned down India's demand to hand over Azhar, Dawood Ibrahim and Tiger Memon. The demand had been made in a demarche handed over by India in the wake of the Mumbai terror attacks. Azhar's movements have been restricted in the past too when India had demanded his handing over. There have been reports in recent months that Azhar and the Jaish had stepped up activities, including the raising of funds and organising large rallies, in the Bahawalpur area. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/JeM_chief_Masood_Azhar_under_house_arrest/articleshow/3811634.cms

[milkman]

Besharmi ki bhi hadh hai yaar! Remember the newly wed guy whose throat was slit open by these jihadi MCs on Indian Airlines flight in front of his new wife?

[DomainK]

Every time I hear of this guy, my blood boils.

[suraj]

Besharmi ki bhi hadh hai yaar! Remember the newly wed guy whose throat was slit open by these jihadi MCs on Indian Airlines flight in front of his new wife?

Don't you realize that he is being punished severely for that- he now only has a network of satelllite phones, laptops, google maps and few storeys to conduct training for multiple "Mumbai" attacks?? What a restrictive atmosphere!!

[King Tendulkar]

All we be released quitely in a a few months. All terror camps quitely relocated. Its all BS

[talksport]

These Terror Camps are probably most sought after for young just like our IITs and IIMs

[Desi Cartman]

Action being taken against non-state actors: Zardari

NEW YORK: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has pledged to take action against "non-state actors" responsible for Mumbai terror attacks, but made an emotional appeal to India against "hasty judgements" and "inflammatory statements". Zardari said that all "non-state actors" found in his country would be treated like "terrorists and murderers" and said Pakistan was committed to "pursuit, arrest, trial and punishment of anyone involved in these heinous attacks". **** Read house arrest for 3 weeks **** In an emotionally charged article in the New York Times, Zardari said that Mumbai attacks were directed not only against India but also against Pakistan's new democratic government and the peace process "we have initiated with New Delhi". "Supporters of authoritarianism in Pakistan and non-state actors with vested interest in perpetuating conflict do not want change in Pakistan to take root," he wrote. "Not only are the terrorists not linked to the government of Pakistan in any way," the president said adding "we are their targets and we continue to be their victims". The best response to the Mumbai carnage is for India, Pakistan and the US to coordinate in counteracting the scourge of terrorism, Zardari wrote, asserting that he well understood the pain of terror victims given that his wife, former Pakistan Premier Benazir Bhutto was also assassinated in a terror attack. "Pakistan is committed to the pursuit, arrest, trial and punishment of anyone involved in these heinous acts. But we caution against hasty judgements and inflammatory statements," Zardari wrote Referring to Sunday's raids conducted on Lashker-e-Taiba militants, including the arrest of suspected Mumbai attack mastermind Zakiur Rehman Lakhwi, Zardari pledged that Pakistan will take action against non-state actors found within its territory, "treating them as criminals, terrorists and murders". To foil the designs of the terrorists, Zardari said the "two great nations of Pakistan :hysterical: and India, born together from the same revolution and mandate in 1947," must continue to move forward with the peace process. "Pakistan is shocked at the terrorist attacks in Mumbai. We can identify with India's pain. I feel this pain every time I look into the eyes of my children," he said, recalling referring to the assassination of Bhutto. He said the terrorists who killed his wife are "connected by ideology to these enemies of civilization." Stating that India is a "mature nation and a stable democracy," he said Pakistanis appreciate its democratic contributions. "But as rage fueled by the Mumbai attacks catches on, Indians must pause and take a breath. India and Pakistan and the rest of the world must work together to track down the terrorists who caused mayhem in Mumbai, attacked New York, London and Madrid in the past, and destroyed the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad in September," he added. Pointing out that Pakistan was an ally of the West throughout the Cold War, he said, "The world worked to exploit religion against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan by empowering the most fanatic extremists as an instrument of destruction of a superpower." The strategy, he said, worked, but its legacy was the creation of an extremist militia with its own dynamic.

[The Outsider]

All this a big eyewash....are we supposed to believe that Pakistan has rounded up 20 terrorists without a single shot being reported fired and zero casualties from either side without the promise of a prison "escape" in a couple of months?

[Ram]

Time Wasting Tactics...