The authority will play a pivotal role in coordinating with all law enforcement agencies in taking actions. PHOTO: FILE
In a written statement, Malik informed the lawmakers that as many as many as 2,966 sustained injuries in such incidents.
He further revealed that the government paid a sum of Rs456 million to the heirs of the deceased and the injured.
Islamabad Capital Territory
Breaking down the figures regionally, the interior minister said a total of 18 terrorism incidents took place Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) in the same time period, while compensation money worth Rs74.28 million was handed out to the families of the victims.
Additionally, he said six cases were reported in 2008, seven in 2009, three in 2010 and two in 2011 in the ICT.
Sindh
Around 68 terrorism incidents in the province killed 128 people, while 15 vehicles were damaged and six buildings were destroyed.
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa
The province saw 24 terror incidents which claimed 493 lives. The government paid Rs118 million to the families of those killed and injured in the terror attack.
Balochistan
As many as 2,059 terror incidents occurred in the province, killing 1,155 people and injuring around 2,570. The heirs of the victims were given Rs372 million in compensation.
Azad Jammu and Kashmir
A total number of 12 terror incidents in the area killed 79 people, while 14 others sustained injuries. The AJK government spent Rs70 million to curb terrorism.
Gilgit-Baltistan
Responding to a question regarding the region, Malik stated that war against terrorism cost the area $10 million.
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I don't think these are correct figures. South Asia terrorism portal (www.satp.orglink text) keeps count of fatalities in all south asian countries and updates them regularly. According to this site, from 2008 to 2012 total 38368 people have died. This includes 12020 civilians, 3611 security force personnel and 22737 terrorists or Insurgents. I am really surprised that no one in pakistan except @Tahir Zain commenting here is questioning these figures.
Civilians Security Force Personnel Terrorists/Insurgents Total2003 140 24 25 189 2004 435 184 244 863 2005 430 81 137 648 2006 608 325 538 1471 2007 1522 597 1479 3598 2008 2155 654 3906 6715 2009 2324 991 8389 11704 2010 1796 469 5170 7435 2011 2738 765 2800 6303 2012 3007 732 2472 6211 2013 884 116 539 1539 Total* 16039 4938 25699 46676
Only 24 attacks in KP in 5 years?? and only 128 people killed in Sindh again in 5 years... Around 50 people were killed in abbas town only last week.. Is it just me or is there something seriously wrong with these figures?
It doesn’t come as a surprise that thousands of people have fallen victims to the acts of terror inside Pakistan. The terrorists have been fully focused on destabilizing the region with their acts of terror. Pakistan in particular has faced the wrath of terrorism. Terrorist organizations like the TTP and LeJ have continued to target the innocent in their bid to gain control. Unfortunately, we come across too many conspiracy theories that offer these terrorist organizations the leeway to further their criminal objectives. The bottom line is that we are not helping ourselves by letting these obvious culprits off the hook.
We cannot over emphasize the importance of working together negate the threat posed by these terrorists. We are fighting the same terrorists, and it is in our best interest to have a safe and secure Pakistan. We restate what Richard G. Olson, U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, said recently: “The United States recognizes the enormous sacrifices made by the people of Pakistan, especially your security forces. We will continue in our joint efforts to counter extremism, combat terrorism, and protect both our peoples from the scourge of senseless violence.”
Ali Khan
@Waseem Sarwar: Yeah i feel i was a little unfair while handing out these marks to them.....
@Beeruh: Punjab 4/10? Punjab is a huge province and it exists out of Lahore too. Building a Metro track and distrubting laptops while 34% of kids are not feed properly, crime rate at its max, isn't good goverence my dear. Let them stand with PPP as they hardly did any better.
Lets just SUMMARISE all the 4 provincial governments and federation performances in these last 5 years:
Punjab: 4/10 (Just not good enough) KPK: 2/10 (Poor Governance) Sindh: 1/10 (Worst Governance) Balochistan: 0/10 (No Governance at all)
Federation: 1/10 With few achievements this government otherwise only delievered Corruption, Loadshedding, Price Hikes, Loss of lives, thanks to this govt no international cricket in Pakistan, Taxes on almost everything, Wasting taxpayers money, instead of resolving the crisis always chanted democracy, poor handling of financial and economic affairs and blaming other insitutions for their failures,OBL operation,drone attacks,Raymond Davis issue and well the list goes on