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The two attacks occurred within a span of five minutes.

Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, a Sunni extremist group, has turned Quetta into a hunting ground.

National Assembly releases an updated list of banned organisations in Pakistan.

For an outlawed group accused of fomenting such mayhem, the leader of LeJ is surprisingly easy to find.

Hafiz Qasim Rasheed alias Ganja has reportedly confessed to killing more than 100 people, including MQM’s Raza...

Killer admits to murdering 14 people, rocket attacks on CID Civil Line office.

Police says Hafiz Qasim Rasheed has confessed to killing 100 people.

The police claim that the suspects were planning an attack on Central Jail.

They suspect it has been going viral after the ISO blast.

Senior police official says investigators suspect Bohra community was targeted.

ASWJ chief Ahmed Ali Ludhia­nvi urges Rehman Malik to talk to Malik Ishaq claimi­ng the latter has given up arms.

Senior police officer says Ishaq released as he was not wanted in any other case.

Malik Ishaq’s close aide and ASWJ leader says PPP, PML-N, PTI have contacted them for election support.

Ishaq is not expect­ed to be releas­ed today as he is also curren­tly accuse­d in other cases.

Ishaq is not expected to be released today as he is also currently accused in other cases.

Most of the outfits outlawed in the current year were based in G-B and Balochistan.

Death toll from Saturday’s attacks on Hazaras rises to 8.

Ishaq is a symbol of the state’s surrender to terrorists;he re-embraced SSP as it represents a centre of power.

Warns of ‘three to four’ terrorist attacks in coming days.

Targeted attacks spark violent protests across Balochistan’s capital; govt delegates police powers to FC.

Around 60 to 70 members of ASWJ had gathered to demand the release of Ishaq.

Leader of banned outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Malik Ishaq has been sent on 14-day judicial remand.

Head of banned Lashka­r-e-Jhangv­i was returning from Saudi Arabia after performing Umra when he was detained.

The two men have been identified as Haseeb and Manzoor by Shiakilling.com.

The cases were being heard inside Central Jail Karachi to maintain tight security.

Despite also being named in at least two attacks on foreigners in Pakistan, Malik Ishaq is a free man.

LeJ and BLA have connections with each other, says Rehman Malik.

Ataullah and Mohammad Azam are facing capital punishment for committing a sectarian murder in 2001.

Sectarian groups extending control beyond traditional strongholds.

Hafiz Essa was heading home after closing his store when he was gunned down by unknown armed men on motorcycles.

SSP Shahnawaz was on morning walk; DC Panjgur’s office targeted.

One of the militants has been identified as spokesperson for the banned outfit.

In another attack, six Hazaras in a taxi remain unhurt.

Elderly man sitting at tire shop shot dead; six others escape unhurt in separate attack. LJ claims responsibility.

Hazara Democratic Party says it will stage a protest outside Governor House.

The community announces it will stage protests locally and internationally.

Six people were killed in target killings when gunmen opened fire at Prince Road on Monday.

Police official suspects sectarian motives in assault on Hazara men.

Speaking to the media following the court proceedings, Ishaq vehemently denied all charges against him.

Hafiz Muhammad Saeed and Ahmed Ludhianvi to join Sarbarahi Ijlas today.

JuD spokesperson said that it was the DPC’s unanimous decision that Ishaq will not address the rally.

Shah is a close aide of LeJ’s operational chief Malik Ishaq.

Police, district administration fear he might cause sectarian violence.

A review board had earlier denied a government plea to extend his detention.

5 other LeJ members also named as culprits.

LHC review board denies extension of former leader of banned Lashkar-i-Jhangvi.

Out of jail, back in jail.

The men are part of a group involved in sectarian violence.

One of the TTP commander Ashraf was a close accomplice of Dr Usman, who was accused of involvement in 2009 GHQ attack.

Dr Arshad who was killed in a covert raid on a militant hideout was responsible for the imambargha blast.