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Security beefed up in Balochistan following Hakimullah killing
2013-11-03
[Dawn] Security has been beefed up in the scenic provincial capital Quetta and other restive parts of Balochistan
...the Pak province bordering Kandahar and Uruzgun provinces in Afghanistan and Sistan Baluchistan in Iran. Its native Baloch propulation is being displaced by Pashtuns and Punjabis and they aren't happy about it...
Saturday in the aftermath of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistain (TTP) chief Hakimullah Mehsud's killing.

An intelligence official, who requested not to be named since he was not authorised to speak to the media, told Dawn.com that security forces were placed on a high alert to avoid occurrence of any untoward incident.

Apart from police and Balochistan Constabulary, personnel of Frontier Corps were also deployed at all sensitive parts of Quetta, he said. Security was tightened at all entry and exit points of the city and patrolling was also increased to avoid occurrence of any terrorist attack.

"We are taking pre-emptive measures to ensure peace," he explained.

The government of Balochistan has already doubled security arrangements in the wake of fast approaching holy month of Muharram in the province.

Home Secretary Balochistan, Asad Gailani told Dawn.com that around 8,000 police and paramilitary troops will be deployed in Quetta alone during the Islamic month celebrated mainly by minority Shia Mohammedans of the country. "There would be aerial surveillance of Ashura processions," he said.

Plagued by growing sectarian violence mainly against Shia Hazara community and attacks of Baloch separatists, Balochistan has witnessed worst aincidents of suicide kabooms and high profile assassinations and kidnappings in the recent past.
Posted by:Fred

#1  Living in Moslem countries is what Moslems adore. they love it there. They want everybody to kiss the Koran and be serenely conscious of the religion of Peace.

The blessings never end when you worship Allah and are careful that you don't step in it.

I hear the Tourists want to view the Pyramids and tour Luxor and ride a real live Camel. Be sure to consult your friendly guide and get your picture taken. Memories to last a lifetime.
Posted by: Spereting Tingle4064   2013-11-03 08:59