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The move is aimed at keeping ‘troublemakers’ away.

Rehman Malik wrote letter that put Ishaq into detention.

The Lahore Registry of the apex court had granted Ishaq bail on July 11, 2011.

Ishaq was earlier placed under house arrest for 10 days; police shift him to jail in Rahim Yar Khan.

Shah is considering a close aide of LeJ leader Malik Ishaq as well as co-accused in some cases of terrorism.

It does not seem that keeping Malik Ishaq under house arrest for a temporary period will serve any purpose.

Malik Ishaq was released on bail in July after nearly 14 years behind bars.

Pakistan is struck with amnesia about the Hazaras every time a massacre takes place, this one will be forgotten too.

Strike being observed to protest the killing of 26 pilgrims in Mastung on Tuesday.

Banned outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi claims responsibility; targets passenger bus and rescue team hours apart.

Rehman Dakait, Shoaib Khan and Saulat Mirza are the few acts the SSP cleaned up.

Intelligence agencies say as many as 19 groups are active in the city.

Schoolteacher, child among 8 killed in suicide blast targeting anti-terror cop in Karachi.

Armed Lashkar-e-Jhangvi supporters clash with Shia community in Muzaffargarh.

Malik Ishaq vows to continue his killing spree even if he is jailed for it.

That Muslims are the majority, non-Muslims minority is really not saying anything, given Muslim majority is taboo too.

Punjab police chief orders extra security at prisons in Bahawalpur, Multan and Khanewal.

Hatred and extremism are becoming the hallmarks of the sociology of the state.

12 people killed; officials term suicide hit an incident of ‘sectarian violence’.

Police said the men were also involved in targeted killings, kidnappings and robberies in Karachi.

Most credible candidate among kidnappers is al Qaeda and subordinate groups out to acquire funds for their activities.

Racist generalisations and unsubstantiated allegations is certainly the most shameless way to go about in this case.

Intelligence agencies say 51 freed terrorists also regrouping.

PPP top brass decides to use Rangers, police to conduct ‘indiscriminate surgical’ operations in troubled areas.

Witness protection, proximity of jails and court also under consideration.

Groups such as Sipah-e-Sahaba, (once?) nurtured by state, are now out to force their former masters to stand aside.

Business community wants arms licences, warns it may soon raise a private force.

Audio recording explains motives, ideologies that engage militants in terrorist activities to destabilise state.

Dr Usman joined militant groups after disappearing from military duty.

In Quetta 18 people were killed in just 14 hours.

Denies giving statement against religious centres; says his own relatives participated in tableegh.

CID busts arms smuggling network.

Four Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, one Lashkar-e-Jhangvi man and two gangsters were arrested.

Weapons, ammunition and suicide jackets recovered; terrorists planned attacks during Ramazan.

Sectarian groups are becoming more entrenched in rural Sindh.

RY Khan DPO says more guards will be deployed if needed.

Have we reached a point where public support by government to an accused sectarian killer causes no ripples?

It seems that, one by one, all our so-called ‘strategic assets’ will be released.

The families of those killed by Malik Ishaq, head of Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, have protested against his release

The money was given to support Ishaq’s family, says Rana Sanaullah.

It is not the first time that a dreaded terrorist has been allowed to walk in Pakistan.

Malik Ishaq released on bail after prosecution failed to prove his involvement in attack on Sri Lankan cricket team.

Entire American establishment believes Haqqani network exports terror to Afghan, needs to be crushed by Pakistan Army.

Counter-terrorism official sounded alarm on growing level of coordination among two dozen or so extremist groups.

Paramilitaries failed before because the solution to Karachi’s problems lies in political compromises not more guns.

Out of the 1,138 victims of target killings this year so far, only 490 were politically engaged.

May Professor Syed Mumtaz Haider Naqvi rest in peace.

Despite numerous attacks, Pakistan lacks a national policy on how to deal with terrorism.

Boxer Abrar's murder is further confirmation that terrorism cannot be negotiated with, it must be defeated by force.

Almost all dead bodies found are mostly idealistic political activists of Baloch rights, not necessarily separatism.