Defence Minister A.K. Antony, in reply to questions from members, said these violations were reported between January 2009 and April 2012, and a maximum of 11 air space violations by Pakistani defence forces were reported in 2010.

In 2009, the number of air space violations by Pakistan military planes stood at eight. In 2011 and in 2012 (till April), the numbers of such incidents were only two.

‘All such violations are analysed and taken up with the concerned country through laid down channels as per established procedures,’ Antony added.

Osama bin Laden died a natural death nearly 5 years before it was announced that he was eliminated by the American commandos. This sensational statement was made by a Turkish politician, and a former U.S. intelligence agent. In an interview with Russia’s Channel One, he said that the Americans simply found and opened the tomb of the leader of al-Qaeda.

The journalists of Channel One first met this man in 2008. At the time he was featured in the documentary “Plan Caucasus,” talking about the attempts of the western intelligence services in the early 1990’s to separate the Northern Caucasus and, in particular, Chechnya from Russia. Chechen by nationality, Berkan Yashar is now a Turkish politician, but in those years he was one of the ideologists of Johar Dudayev. He asked for a meeting, promising to tell the truth about the death of Osama bin Laden whom he met in the early 90-ies in Chechnya.

“In September of 1992 I was in Chechnya, that’s when I first met the man whose name was Bin Laden. This meeting took place in a two-story house in the city of Grozny; on the top floor was a family of Gamsakhurdia, the Georgian president, who then was kicked out of his country. We met on the bottom floor; Osama lived in the same building, “said Berkan Yashar. Berkan said he did not know why bin Laden visited while in Grozny, and said only one thing about his meetings: “Just wanted to talk.”

However, according to Channel One, in those years the former employee of Radio Liberty Berkan Yashar already had an operational name Abubakar, given to him by the CIA. According to Berkan, after that trip Chechen nationals appeared in Osama bin Laden’s circle. Berkan Yashar emphasized that they did not participate “directly in the terror bombings.” “They protected bin Laden, it was his choice because he trusted them entirely, and knew that they would never betray,” said Yashar. According to Yashar he was not the only one who knew about it, but the Russian security services and the CIA were aware of this as well.

Answering the question whether he believed that the Americans killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, Berkan Yashar answered: “Even if the entire world believed I could not possibly believe it.” “I personally know the Chechens who protected him, they are Sami, Mahmood, and Ayub, and they were with him until the very end. I remember that day very well, there were three sixes in it: 26 June 2006. These people, as well as two others from London and two Americans, all seven of them, saw him dead. He was very ill, he was skin and bones, very thin, and they washed him and buried him,” said Berkan Yashar.

Yashar stressed that although the two American Muslims and two British Muslims the guards of bin Laden and saw him dead, they did not participate in the funerals. “Only three Chechens buried him, according to his will,” said Yashar. Bin Laden was buried, according to Yashar, in the mountains on the Pakistan-Afghan border. “There was no assault,” said Yashar. “I know the American operations from the inside: they find the grave, dig out bin Laden and tell everyone about this. They need to show how technologically the security services worked, how each step was controlled, and then present it as a great victory to show that taxpayers are not paying taxes for nothing. “

Berkan now blames himself for the fact that the Chechens from the protection of bin Laden, “the terrorist number one” are no longer alive after the U.S. intelligence services began to tap Berkan’s telephone conversations. He said he was the first one who announced the date of death of bin Laden. “I was the first one who announced the date of his death in November of 2008 at a conference in Washington, not naming any names, and it looks like it was when the Americans began to track my contacts,” he said.

The last security guard Berkan saw Sami, who, according to him, a few days before bin Laden was declared killed, was kidnapped by the U.S. intelligence agencies. According to Berkan, most likely, it was him who disclosed to them the exact place of burial in the mountains on the Pakistan-Afghan border.
In any case, the last call from Sami was from Pakistan. Berkan explained why he informed the journalists of Channel One: he feared for his life. According to him, only wide publicity around the world can protect him from the CIA. However, just in case, the Turkish secret services, according to him, provided him with guards and weapons.

Terrorism is a worldwide phenomenon. It could be defined as the low-intensity warfare against the common man and the State. Terrorism in India has made us believe to coexist with virtuous path during the past decade.

What actually is terrorism-it is the spread of terror, as the name indicates. It could be spread, just by frightening the other, either by loot or killing. Terrorism at home has surpassed the latter variety, someone killing indiscriminately for pride or power. It has taken recourse to slow but sure poisoning of India by a continuous war of nerves, with our neighbour Pakistan exporting the act by training of unemployed infidels.

The objective of terrorism is to make people run out of the territory. Once terror spreads, people run away for cover thereby the perpetrator of the crime achieves the objective. This menace needs to be shelved out in Kashmir with an obvious intent of annexing Kashmir. For, if the caste Hindus flee and the ballot caste, there is no chance for a vote for India.

Terrorists have struck the bait across the state during 1990s, so much so that eighty per cent of Hindu community has fled from the scene to make home elsewhere. Such tragedy made people homeless in their own country. Now, new band of terrorists have spread hatred wings in other parts of the world. It appears the entire world has to work with constant vigil, tooth and nail, against the menace, before the orgy of destruction spree through the length and breathe of the world.

Methinks terrorism could be wiped off the scene provided the think-tank of the developed and developing world unites for the cause. No country could face the scenario and end this plan of destruction.

Throwing acid on women in Pakistan every year, almost half the cases are

Roof top of a bed out of a jar out of the wall pipe is leaking, the leak sealed plastic bag unabridged Have been. But the atmosphere in the room to a woman lying on one of seven beds A cry or sigh and most painful, but increased harm from traumatic sskyan nose makes. Litan Nishtar Hospital Burn Unit in the ward reserved for women suffering from number ten in the full digest of stories A stubborn and brutality and barbarism of men more than a story.

Multan last bed on the ward candles arrived to hear the story of a thirteen-year-old woman was alone. Not a relative or Tymardar. March for one night her husband was away and threw acid in her sleep. Was going to take wife’s mobile phone She is not asking for help and not reported to police.Fifteen percent of the candle body to acid damage. They were apparently forced himself to tell his story began.Sleep before my husband had an argument. Household spending was often disputed. She was feeling low. They stuck me as being beautiful and lived charges. She suspects that fled I would.

Shama was married at the age of thirteen he was indwelling the past ten years. Her husband was employed by a lawyer in Multan. Flame of the incident About a month ago was working in a large mobile company. “They were not against my job. I keep telling them that if they can provide housing, children can read so I will not go out. This the Had left for work on their own,

Shama’s four children, two sons and two daughters. When he visited the hospital’s new flame was bombarded with tears. Youngest daughter lay on the chest. Eldest son, said her mother most of his sleep at night ago remember that arrives. she mother their withdrawal from When asked for the house will come. Candle gives them satisfaction, but doctors say it may take a long time treatment.

C. Ward, a young doctor and a patient wondered tymardar than sorry. Both suggested that the BBC should meet her neighbors and their opinions should be also.Our answer was a role that women are as nothing to us. Our purpose with this is to be treated.

As a woman whose role is to handle a situation like this can be said is correct.Human rights organizations say that throwing acid on women in Pakistan every year, almost half the cases are And fears that women in many cases fail to reach a hospital or police atrocities on the wives is not the only way Seventeen-year-old on a bed in the ward Salma Bibi, was lying on my face and saw her husband’s cruelty.

She married her husband a year ago and he’s not aware of this act Her husband had cut off his nose with a knife. Doctors adding nose again but someone who will treat mental confusion is not known.

Ward, a child’s mistake in the field barucy mother’s End and he has burned. But the positive aspect of this tragic accident was The woman’s husband tried to save her own two hands burnt. Heart that’s not all husbands are cruel.

I listened and watch out when the bear came out of the ward started out sitting on chairs A person with a police constable asked the An unofficial organization that supports women who are affected by acid so I said no I’m from the BBC.

It’s on our sister is wrong. Vehari laws together in a conspiracy to Firdous Bibi recently threw acid. I was brought here for treatment Now he’s gone back home. Today we have come to the police report with the doctor.

The man handed me a report saying that her sister was Thoma. Hospital reported that twenty percent of his sister’s body was affected by acid. The man’s sister in law’s five men and two women accused of the crime, which has now been released on bail.

He realized that by listening to men in every corner of the ward is lying stories of atrocities. Still had to complete a conversation Jatoi and unfortunate that the one was injured in the hands of son-in-destination BBC reached hospital Son in the darkness of night not to take advantage of the power it had attacked him The incident happened a day before the hospital to bring change to this unfortunate woman’s clothes were washed and it was not.

Acids carried on the body and could not see, but his clothes were cut to ribbons. Doctors sent him to bathe immediately Shama was much damage to her face. Though violence against women is common in each region of Pakistan, but it felt to spend a day in oread Maybe the southern Punjab region has a unique place because of the use of acid.

Globally, Saving Face as a documentary film to the Oscars as ayuad And recently by the Parliament in order to prevent acid attacks Making the law tougher punishments for fourteen years has But in spite of these attacks is undiminished.

Nishtar Hospital burn ward, says Dr. Bilal Saeed, the suffering of women affected by acid To bear the full recovery takes a long time. “They are more mental than physical pain So many of the physical wounds have healed, but not mentally.

Shama asked whether the severe punishment against those who were throwing acid I’ve thought about what he expressed ignorance. Discovered that What does she want to be with her ​​husband Krkt voice that he bid, it should be punished severely as to lame All ages are so sensitive to their action. Death sentence that is not valid for simple After watching this hearing and it was impossible for me to wait in the ward.

Washington. United States from Pakistan, Dr. Afridi’s arrest is sought clarification on the new result. Pakistan said on Wednesday that the CIA helped Afridi banned terrorist organizations, not because the relationship has been sentenced. Because of this sentence in the help of Pakistan has cut $ 3.3 million. U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said, “Afridi, Pakistan issued a new statement, we have sought clarification from them.” Toner said Afridi Pakistan before the sentencing told the CIA to help.Another senior official said that Pakistan does not rely on this new story. He said in an article that Dr. Afridi to prosecute the anti-terrorist campaign in Pakistan’s credibility is on the question. 

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Pakistan’s Taliban movement, which is close to al Qaeda, said it was behind the brazen assault by militants armed with rocket-propelled grenades and AK-47 assault rifles.

A police official said most of those who escaped from the jail in the northwestern town of Bannu were militants.

“I don’t remember the exact time, but it must have been way past midnight. There were huge explosions. Plaster from the ceilings fell on us,” said prisoner Malik Nazeef, speaking by mobile phone to Reuters from the jail in Bannu.

“Then there was gunfire. We didn’t know what was happening.”

While the Taliban in neighbouring Afghanistan have staged several jail breaks, such attacks are rare in nuclear-armed Pakistan, a strategic U.S. ally and one of the most unstable countries in the world.

“We have freed hundreds of our comrades in Bannu in this attack. Several of our people have reached their destinations, others are on their way,” a Taliban spokesman said.

The claim could not be verified immediately.

The attackers fired rocket-propelled grenades at the black, metal gates of the prison, blowing them open. Debris was strewn on the ground inside, including locks that had been shot off doors. Walls were pockmarked with bullet holes.

An assault on this scale will likely generate fresh questions over Pakistan’s progress in fighting militancy since it joined the ‘war on terror’ the United States launched after the September 11, 2001 attacks on U.S. targets.

Such questions were also asked after U.S. special forces found Osama bin Laden in May last year in a Pakistani town where he had apparently been living for years, and killed him in a secret raid.

Pakistani officials describe bin Laden’s long presence in Abbottabad as a security lapse and reject suggestions that members of the military and intelligence service were complicit in hiding him there.

Sunday’s prison break could be a psychological blow to security forces following repeated government assertions that security crackdowns have weakened militant groups.

Pakistan is seen as critical to U.S. efforts to stabilise Afghanistan, yet Pakistan faces its own daunting security problems.

SEARCH FOR “DANGEROUS PRISONER”

The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or Taliban Movement of Pakistan, is seen as the biggest threat, staging suicide bombings and attacks on military compounds.

In the unruly ethnic Pashtun tribal areas near the Afghan border, the Taliban control large pockets where they use floggings and beheadings to impose their version of Islamic law.

The Pakistani Taliban have close links with the Afghan Taliban. They move back and forth across the unmarked border, exchange intelligence and shelter each other in a region U.S. President Barack Obama has described as “the most dangerous place in the world”.

A loose alliance of a dozen groups, the TTP began its battle against the state in 2007, after a bloody army raid on Islamabad’s Red Mosque, which was controlled by its allies.

The assault, ordered by Musharraf, was widely seen as the event that sparked a full-blown Islamist militant campaign to toppled the government.

A police official identified one of the inmates who escaped early on Sunday as Adnan Rasheed, a “dangerous prisoner” who took part in one of the attempts to kill Musharraf.

“He was a mastermind in (one of the attacks) on Musharraf. These people came for him and took another 383 people too,” the official told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Prisoner Nazeef described how tall, bearded men with AK-47 rifles yelled “God is Greatest”, fired their weapons at the prison’s ceilings, and asked inmates where Rasheed was held.

“One of them had a large hammer and tried to break the lock of our cell. It didn’t work so they shot the lock off with their guns. They had wireless sets and were talking to each other. One of them then said that they had found Adnan Rasheed,” he said.

“The entire activity in our block lasted almost an hour. I saw only 15 to 20 men but from the sound and gunfire, I could tell there were many more. None of them were wearing masks.”

The attackers had long hair and were speaking Arabic as well as local languages, he said.

Paramilitary troops and security forces later sealed off the Bannu Central Jail, and a police official said that 384 prisoners had escaped, out of a total 944 prisoners there.

A Taliban commander said 150 of the prisoners fled to North Waziristan, near the Afghan border, home to some of the world’s most feared militant groups.

“We rejoiced at their return with lots of celebratory firing and presented them with our honourable turbans,” he told Reuters.

(Additional reporting by Sheree Sardar in Islamabad and Saud Mehsud in Dera Ismail Khan; Writing by Michael Georgy; Editing by Robert Birsel and Tim Pearce)

Doctor “Osama” Corrupt and hooked Women, Pakistan Khyber tribal court last week sentenced to 33 years in prison Afridi. Afridi accused of bogus vaccination campaign to help the CIA obtain DNA samples from bin Laden and members of his family. With the CIA to ensure the existence of Al Qaeda’s leader in a compound in Abbottabad.

In an interview last week, several officials and former officials of Pakistan explained, Afridi likes drinking, likes to play female or sexual harassment, and involvement in the theft. They said the main obsession Afridi, as alleged, is to make money the easy way.

In a document of 2002 the Ministry of Health Pakistan, Afridi is considered corrupt, unreliable, and not worthy of being a government officer.

Afridi campaign about the bad behavior is contrary to compliment the U.S., who praised Afridi for helping the CIA revealed the presence of Osama in hiding.

U.S. urges Pakistan some time off Afridi. Washington condemned the Islamabad by saying Afridi sentence “unjust and unreasonable”. Pakistan refused, saying the U.S. should respect the judiciary of Pakistan.

The latest allegations related to the character Afridi, coupled with the arrest, almost certainly will add to the US-Pakistan tensions. That condition will worsen bilateral relations that had been strained.

US-Pakistan relations strained since the start executing Osama U.S. special forces in May 2011 in Abbottabad. Angered by this unilateral U.S. attack, Islamabad makes Afridi as a criminal who conspired against the state. Tensions increased since more than 24 Pakistani soldiers killed in U.S. raid in November. Pakistan has so far also has not opened another NATO supply route into Afghanistan, which was closed since the November incident.

“The information available indicates Afridi is a respected member of the community health workers in Pakistan,” said a senior U.S. official in Washington said Monday. “We are aware of the effort to disparage his character, which sticks out from the arrest of Afridi.”

Dutch Ruppersberger, a member of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee of the Democrats, in an interview with VOA expressed concern over the detention of Afridi. He said Afridi can just leave Pakistan before he was arrested, but he chose to stay there because he was patriotic.

Jamil, brother of Afridi, told reporters in Peshawar, his sister was not a fair trial. Afridi would appeal the verdict. She also said her brother was not the type traitor. Said Jamil, Pakistan politician’s brother made a “scapegoat”. He appealed to the supreme court chief facilitate the process of appeal to his brother.

In the 14 years ago, Pakistan announced it has deployed nuclear weapons test. Pakistan’s action drew criticism of the international community, including the U.S. sanctions.

According to BBC news station, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said in a broadcast on national television that the nuclear test took place under the ground on May 28, 1998 at 10:30 GMT in the area of ​​Baluchistan, near the border with Afghanistan. In that trial, scientists detonated five underground nuclear components.

“This is a historic day,” Sharif said at the time. “God has given us the opportunity to take this step for the defense of our country that can not be negotiable. We never want to participate in the nuclear race. We have to prove to the world that we do not want to blindly accept what is dictated to us,” Sharif further in a speech to his people.

For the government of Pakistan, this trial is a response to similar tests by India two weeks ago. The neighboring countries, since 1947 until now, always hostile, even open war.

Pakistan’s nuclear tests not only riled India. The international community, particularly from Western countries, also restless. The U.S. was, by President Bill Clinton, when it declared Pakistan should be penalized.

This polemic indicates that Pakistan and India have entered in the nuclear weapon states. Other countries are U.S., Russia, China, Britain, France, North Korea, and Israel.

Afridi is alleged to have been procured under the pretext of a vaccination campaign access to the building in the garrison city of Abbottabad and information passed to the Americans to have. The trial was conducted on the basis of draconian laws for the semi-autonomous tribal areas. This move originated from the British colonial period, allowing among other things, guilt by association. Under this law, the representative of the central government and administrative head of the Khyber district is also the judge.

No appeal is possible

Since Afridi come from the Khyber district, you have him where they can make the process according to these laws, said the administration officials. Afridi could not go against the judgment on appeal. Only the governor of the neighboring province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa – in its legal jurisdiction over tribal lands fall – or the President might adopt the punishment.

The judgment is a further burden on the already ailing relations between Pakistan and the United States dar.