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Malik Muhammad Usman was taken to jail under heavy police security.

Members of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat burn tyres and shout slogans on Sukkur bypass.

Rehman Malik orders provinces to formulate reports and strategies on combating terrorism in their respective regions.

ASWJ chief obtained licences from Sindh, Balochistan govts despite being a resident of Punjab.

The Shia community continued with their boycott and did not hold talks with the police or city administration.

When governments make alliances with terrorists these organisations are supposed to bust, they cannot be effective.

Punjab is unwilling to act against the LeJ because PML-N has an electoral alliance with ASWJ, alleged killers of Shias

The call for a strike was given against the killing and arrest of ASWJ leaders.

Nothing short of an all-out full-spectrum war, with all the pain and blood that entails, will rid us of the LeJ.

Seven ASWJ activists were injured in firing by unidentified persons in the city.

Interior minister urges crackdown on LeJ bases in Punjab; Sharif brothers question Malik’s performance.

The group warns of further protests if their demands are not met in one week.

ASWJ members stage sit-in at Civil Hospital, warn of a wheel-jam strike across country if culprits are not arrested.

ASWJ chief was released on bail by a court in July 2011.

Party leader gunned down in Karachi; Frontier Corps kill 2 party workers in search operation in Quetta.

LeJ chief denies role in recent attack on Hazara community in Quetta, calls it a government failure.

The arrests were made following target killing incidents in which people from Shia families were shot.

After 5 years of inaction, the civilian government has woken up to the horrific Shia genocide taking place in Pakistan

LeJ leader Ghulam Rasool in Bahawalnagar and ASWJ's Maavia Azam in Jhang shifted to jail for 30 days under MPO.

Three activists were shot dead outside a mosque in Patel Para on Monday.

Rallies turn violent in Karachi, Islamabad.

Every day, at least ten people in Karachi die in targeted killings. Many of these are bhatta-related murders.

Friday’s strike call was given against continued targeted killing of religious scholars.

One policeman was slightly injured when protesters fired at a police mobile in Bin Qasim area near Steel Town.

The deaths occurred in incidents that involved such diverse motives as sectarian hatred and illicit love affair.

The police also found the body of a man from Banaras flyover.

Police register FIR, use CCTV footage to trace escape route taken by suspects.

At the event, Madani also criticised the government for failing to protect the lives of clerics and common people.

Killings took place on Kashmir Road, Sohrab Goth, Gulistan-e-Jauhar and New Karachi.

Maulana Farooqi says the group will continue to protest if its demands are not met.

All markets and educational institutions remained closed, public transport remained off the streets.

Warn protest if the government does not address the injustices done to the ASWJ.

Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat (ASWJ) condemns jailbreak at a press conference.

Identifying victims in media will not stop these murderers. It at least will allow that they did not die accidentally.

FO summons Indian deputy high commissioner to hand over a protest note.

Interior minister says undisclosed venue has been agreed upon.

Ilyas was targeted a few weeks ago on Tariq Road, but he survived.

ASWJ chief Ahmed Ludhianvi says that his group will not jeapordise the prevailing law and order situation in country.

At a rally on Sunday, they said that the govt has only paid lip service.

The party will hold its own march on Jan 11 to protest sectarian killings.

Shia community members identify one of the attackers as a former Sipah-e-Sahaba leader.

Police see sectarian motives behind the killing.

Gunmen on motorcycles opened fire on vehicle, killing prayer leader instantly.

The FIR was registered against unidentified people, but the complainant said three suspects can be identified.

By now, terrorists know that the government is likely to block cell phone services at the drop of a hat.

Absence of public transport makes it impossible for daily wage earners to report to work.

The JI leader was first elected MNA in the 1970 elections.

The situation in the city is troubling — especially so close to polls. It is impossible to tell what will happen next.

Most markets remain closed as the city reels from the after-effects of attack on ASWJ leader.

Warns of a “kafan posh dharna” outside the Parliament House in Islamabad.