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An investigation officer said that Ishaq had tried to spread hatred and create unrest in the area.

MQM leaders on LeJ's hit list.

Hazara killing is not only the Balochistan government’s problem. It is everyone’s problem.

Police recovers arms, explosives from the suspects.

Intelligence report calls for action and investigation against constabulary official.

Alleged terrorists of TTP and LeJ, confess to sectarian killings, claim police.

Asadullah was allegedly involved in Daniel Pearl’s murder.

Qari Abdul Hayee shifted to an undisclosed location for interrogation.

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

Interior Minister asks IG Sindh, home secretary why no steps were taken despite being provided intelligence.

Apart from banned outfits, local extortionists and drug mafias are also targeting law enforcers.

Interior Minister claims LeJ using Punjab as a hideout, urges Punjab government to take action.

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

Police planning to close entrances to Hazara Town, and recruit 200 young Hazaras to patrol their own areas.

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

Political parties are happy to go along and do seat adjustment because of their inability to challenge Zia’s children.

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

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

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

The action against the LeJ leader has come late; but the fact that it has happened is possibly a good omen.

Contrary to the narrative, a lot of people in Pakistan DO support persecution of people for their ‘otherness’.

Before business as usual, before the next massacre, we have to take these murderers on and deliver them to justice.

Interior Minister calls on Punjab government to do more to initiate criminal cases against LeJ chief Malik Ishaq.

The Sharif brothers visit slain family's residence to offer condolence.

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

Men, paid to protect the lives and livelihoods of the common citizens of Pakistan, have no will or intent to so do.

Arrests made during targeted operations against criminal elements.

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

PTI chief demands chief justice take suo motu notice of attack on Hazara Shia community in Quetta.

President will consult with the allies over the issue of Balochistan’s security.

Premier telephones law minister to seek legal advice over imposing governor rule in Quetta or calling in the army.

Khan says some terrorists can be brought to negotiation table, while others will have to be dealt with guns.

Death toll soars past 100 amid shutdown in the city to mourn Thursday’s massacre.

The weakness we show by failing to protect the most vulnerable, we embolden militants to replicate Bloody Thursday.

At least 93 dead, over 200 wounded in a series of bomb blasts, suicide attack.

Sectarian strife and targeted killings continue to claim more victims by the day.

Suspects confess involvement in three blasts, 11 other terrorist attacks.

DIG DI Khan presents criminals before media today, who were apprehended during targeted operation.

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

19 Shia pilgrims killed in a car bomb attack in Mastung; Jaish al Islami claims responsibility.

Pakistan was thoroughly mired in terrorism that it did not have the capacity to put down.

Poverty-violence linkage ignores the fact insurgents are brutalised middle class forced to take arms against state.

Law enforcers arrest militant who may have been involved in the Rangers complex attack.

The suspected terrorist has been involved in attacks on security forces and other bomb blasts.

Interior minister calls for talks, says ‘good behaviour’ will result in lifting of ban.

The suspects were planning on carrying a series of six attacks on mourners, police and the media.

SSP Raja Umar Khitab rules out presence of Taliban in Karachi.

Law enforcers seize arms and explosive material.

At least 80 people have been killed in the city in just 10 days.