Who Is Behind Data Darbar Bombing in Pakistan?

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ca you tell us what happen 1980 and 1990 .???

This is just a small sample of what used to happen, the country was gripped with sectarian violence, crime went up, poverty went up and so did corruption. All after the 80's when 'Islamization' kicked in when a certain dictator thought we were not Islamic enough.

Zia Blames Kabul for Terrorist Blast in Pakistan

The Washington Post | July 16, 1987 | Richard M. Weintraub |

President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq today linked two massive terrorist bombings that killed at least 72 here last night to agents opposed to Pakistan's support for Afghan guerrillas fighting against the Kabul regime and Soviet forces there.

Business and government life came to a halt in reaction to the bombings, which also left 140 hospitalized, including 15 listed in critical condition tonight.

Zia, who flew to Karachi today from Islamabad, was able to visit survivors in only one of two major hospitals because angry students were demonstrating at the other.

Zia Blames Kabul for Terrorist Blast in Pakistan - The Washington Post | Encyclopedia.com

Pakistan's Premier Points At India in Fatal Bombings

The Washington Post | July 17, 1987 | Richard M. Weintraub |

Pakistani Prime Minister Mohammed Khan Junejo said tonight that India and not Afghanistan may have been behind the two car bombings Tuesday that killed at least 72 persons here.

Junejo, who cut short a state visit to Japan to rush back to Karachi, appeared to be distancing himself from President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq, who said yesterday that he believed the bombing was related to Pakistan's support for Afghan refugees and that recent bombings were "only the beginning" of a severe test for this country.

The two bomb blasts, and earlier ones in Rawalpindi, Lahore, and Peshawar

Bombs kill 7 as Pakistani opposition hits Zia's rule

Chicago Sun-Times | July 6, 1987 | Copyright

KARACHI A series of bombs killed seven people and wounded at least 50 Sunday in Pakistan as opposition parties held protest rallies to mark the 10th anniversary of a coup that brought President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq to power.

Police said the explosions came around midday in Lahore.

ZIA TIES AFGHANS TO KARACHI BLASTS AS THE TOLL INCREASES TO 75 DEATHS

KARACHI, Pakistan - President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq said yesterday that Afghan agents were responsible for bombings Tuesday that killed 75 persons. It was the deadliest terrorist bombing in Pakistan's history.

Police and rescue workers, meanwhile, removed the last of the bodies from the wreckage of the fashionable Saddar market and residential area, which was teeming with shoppers, commuters and street vendors when the bombs exploded. More than 300 people were injured.

At Karachi's two central hospitals, relatives tried to identify victims from photographs posted on bulletin boards.

The rest of Pakistan's largest city was virtually shut down, as officials

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10-day extension in two terrorist suspects remand

Sunday, July 18, 2010
Our correspondent

LAHORE: An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Friday extended 10-day physical remand of two terrorist suspects, Rizwan and Haroon, who had allegedly facilitated four attackers on two Ahmadi worship places.

Law enforcement agencies produced the alleged terrorists before the court of Rana Muhammad Yousif amid tight security as heavy contingents of police personnel had cordoned off the ATC premises. Shafiqabad police sought extension in remand of the accused in a bid to further investigate into the matter. The plea was granted.

The accused terrorists will be produced again before the court by July 26.

Police had arrested Haroon and Rizwan along with five other suspects, Umair, Umer, Haji Javed Alam Arayen and Abbas, all residents of Lahore, allegedly involved in different terrorists activities, including Jinnah Hospital, Moon Market and other places in the city.

Meanwhile, the court has also sent another terror suspect Mehmud alias Modda to jail on judicial remand by July 30.

According to police report, terrorist suspects Haroon and Rizwan were also involved in Afghan jihad, Umair and Umer were facilitators and Javed Alam and Abbas were the owners of the houses where the terrorists had stayed on rent for over a month to plan attacks on Ahmadis’ worship places.

The accused terrorists, arrested from Muridkay and Shahdara, belong to Harkat-ul-Juhad Islami and Fazal Mehsud Group. They got training from Waziristan and Afghanistan, the report added.

Police had claimed to recover 18,000 kilograms explosive material, an anti aircraft gun, rocket launchers, 6 kalashnikoves, 21 hand grenades, 600 bullets, 16 magazines, uniforms of Elite Force and wireless sets. 4, 000 kg explosive material was recovered from the house of Javed Alam, a resident of Lower Mall, 6,000 kg explosive from the house of Haroon Saeed, a resident of Shafiqabad and 8,000 kg explosive material from the house of Abbas of Lower Mall, police further claimed.

The recovery of such kind of huge cache of weapons and explosive material is unprecedented in the history of the Lahore police.