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Hazara killing: 'How long will we mourn?'

Pakistani Shia Muslims demonstrate following yesterday's bomb attack in Quetta on February 17, 2013. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims demonstrate following yesterday's bomb attack in Quetta on February 17, 2013. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims demonstrate following yesterday's bomb attack in Quetta on February 17, 2013. PHOTO : AFP

A damaged car is pictured as Pakistani Shia Muslims look on at the scene of yesterday's bomb attack site. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims roam around helplessly amidst the debris. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims amid debris at the scene of yesterday's bomb attack that took lives of 81people. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims demonstrate following yesterday's bomb attack. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims are pictured amid debris at the scene of yesterday's bomb attack. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims are pictured amid debris at the scene of yesterday's bomb attack claiming 81 lives. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims are pictured amid debris at the scene of yesterday's bomb attack site in Quetta. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani Shia Muslims threatened protests if swift action was not taken against the killers. PHOTO : AFP

Pakistani paramilitary soldiers walk at the scene of yesterday's bomb attack site in Quetta on February 17, 2013.PHOTO : AFP

People inspect the site of Saturday's bomb attack that killed 80 people. PHOTO : REUTERS

People inspect the site of Saturday's bomb attack in a Shia Muslim area. PHOTO : REUTERS

A boy reacts as he walks at the site of Saturday's bomb attack. PHOTO : REUTERS

People gather after a bomb targeting Shia Muslims exploded in busy market in Hazara town. PHOTO: AFP

Scene friom the Quetta blast. PHOTO : ONLINE

Hundreds are left crying after losing their loved ones in a deadly bomb blast in Quetta on February 16, 2013.

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hinduhardliner

Feb 18, 2013 - 9:26AM

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Human rights has been bought by petro dollars.

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Human

Feb 18, 2013 - 11:11AM

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Call in the ARMY

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Nitish

Feb 18, 2013 - 3:26PM

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Where were you when Hindus were going through the same fate in your country?Now its time for your turn…

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Hairaan

Feb 19, 2013 - 12:54PM

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And where are the human rights of Karachi citizens who have been held hostage by your dharnas?

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Khan Bhai

Feb 19, 2013 - 4:07PM

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We should take action than mourn. If we just mourn, it will happen again.

@Nitish: Focus on Indian Muslims in Kashmir.

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Stranger

Feb 19, 2013 - 7:37PM

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I suggest Pak should bring back the military rule .Democracy is just not working .

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SA

Feb 22, 2013 - 4:31PM

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@Nitish:
Dont try to add fuel to the fire!! And when exactly did you find Hindus of Pakistan going through the same fate?? Not once in the 65 years has anyone heard about more than 200 Hindus dying in 2 blasts back to back within just one month’s time. If you desire to condone this heinous massacre go ahead, but be a man enough not to look for lame reasons!!

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