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Persecution of Hindus, Christians and other minorities in Pakistan
Minorities, like Hindus and Christians, have been suffering immense atrocities in Pakistan. Very frequently, some or the other member of a minority community, whether Hindu or Christian, is subjected to humiliation, tortrure and cruelty in various forms. While men are thrashed and even lynched, their girls are raped and forcibly converted to Islam to be married to a Muslim man against their choice. Most tragically, the victims of these victims get no support from the police, the government or even the judiciary. #pakistan #minorities #Hindus #christians
India’s neighbours participate in Modi’s grand oath-taking ceremony
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the visiting leaders who congratulated him for the historic third consecutive term in office.
New Delhi, June 9: Narendra Modi took oath as the Prime Minister of India for the third consecutive time, in a grand ceremony on Sunday evening that saw the leaders of seven neighbouring countries invited as honoured guests.
Modi, clad in white kurta and churidar and donning a blue jacket, was administered the oath of office and secrecy by President Droupadi Murmu at the Rashparati Bhawan here.
The 74 year old leader took the oath in the name of God to loud cheers from the large number of guests, which included leaders from India’s neighbourhood and the Indian Ocean Region.
The leaders who attended the ceremony included President of Sri Lanka, Ranil Wickremesinghe; President of Maldives Mohamed Muizzu; Vice-President of Seychelles Ahmed Afif; Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina; Prime Minister of Mauritius, Pravind Kumar Jugnauth accompanied by his spouse; Prime Minister of Nepal Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’; and Prime Minister of Bhutan, Tshering Tobgay. Leaders of Maldives, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan were accompanied by Ministers.
Following the swearing-in ceremony, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the visiting leaders who congratulated him for the historic third consecutive term in office. Thanking them for gracing the occasion, Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed India’s commitment to its ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy and ‘SAGAR Vision’.
Prime Minister Modi emphasized that in his third term, India will continue to work for the peace, progress and prosperity of the region in close partnership with the countries, even as it pursues its goal of VIKSIT BHARAT by 2047, a statement said.
In this context, he called for deeper people-to-people ties and connectivity in the region. He further added that India would continue to amplify the voice of the Global South in the international arena.
The leaders also attended a Banquet hosted by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The President while welcoming them and conveying her wishes to Prime Minister Modi in the service of the nation, stated that India’s democratic exercise was not only a moment of pride for its people, but an inspiration to millions around the world.
The participation of leaders from India’s neighbourhood and the Indian Ocean region on the momentous occasion of swearing-in ceremony of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, underlines India’s deep-rooted bonds of friendship and cooperation with the region, a statement said.
Journalists, opposition groups boycott controversial Punjab Defamation Bill
The central Joint Action Committee (JAC) of the media bodies announced a total boycott of coverage concerning all government affairs as a mark of protest.
Islamabad, June 9: The controversial Punjab Defamation Bill 2024 was officially brought into effect and became a full-fledged law in Pakistan after the province’s Acting Governor Malik Ahmed Khan signed it. Seen as a draconian bill which curbs press freedom in the country, the bill was boycotted by various organisations and opposition groups in the National Assembly.
Drawing great ire from journalist groups and civil society organisations, the central Joint Action Committee (JAC) of the media bodies announced a total boycott of coverage concerning all government affairs at both the provincial and federal proceedings in the National Assembly as a mark of protest.
The Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE), All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS), Pakistan Broadcasters Association (PBA), Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) and Association of Electronic Media Editors and News Directors (AEMEND), held an emergency meeting to discuss the development and decided to record their protest against the law.
Just hours after the bill was passed, a joint petition was filed in the Lahore High Court (LHC) by journalists Riaz Ahmad Raja and Jaffar Ahmad Yar challenging its legality. The petition asked the high court to strike down the defamation law, saying it violated the fundamental rights of citizens protected in the Constitution.
The plea lamented that journalists were not consulted before the passing and approval of the defamation law, arguing that it was ludicrous and unconstitutional to allow a person to bring a claim of defamation without any proof.
TTP claims killing of 13 Pakistani soldiers
Peshawar, June 28 (NVI) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed to have killed at least 13 Pakistani soldiers and injured some others in various attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.
It said it also lost one cadre in a raid by the Pakistani army in the Lalo Kot area of Daraban in DI Khan district.
Giving details of TTP actions under ‘Operation Al Khandaq’, its spokesman Muhammad Khorasani said a mine attack was carried out on an Army vehicle in Kadma area of Tiarza in South Waziristan province yesterday.
It resulted in the killing and wounding of 6 soldiers travelling in the vehicle, which was also partially destroyed, he said.
He said an armed clash took place between the TTP cadres and the Pakistan army in Zago Sar Ground area of Sherkira Hassan Khel in Peshawar district, in which 4 soldiers were killed and several others were injured.
TTP cadres also shot and killed and army man Lance Naik Mir Badshah during an operation in Lakki Marwat province, the spokesman said.
One soldier was killed and 2 injured when a military post in Top Sar area of Sadda in Kurram district was attacked by snipers and LMGs, he said.
One more soldier was killed in a sniper attack on the same post in Kurram district, Khorasani said.
A sniper attack was also carried out on a post located in Damadola area of Wara Mamond of Bajaur district, in which 1 soldier was killed, he said.
The TTP fighters also ambushed a military convoy in the Zalul Khel area of Shewah of North Waziristan district, in which there are reports of casualties and material losses, the spokesman said.
TTP claims killing of 13 Pakistani soldiers, injuring 20 in multiple attacks
Peshawar, June 22 (NVI) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) tonight claimed to have killed at least 13 Pakistani soldiers and injured around 20 in multiple attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa today.
One of the attacks was big as the TTP cadres ambushed a military convoy in Engmal area of Razmak in North Waziristan.
At least 10 Army personnel were killed and 15 injured in the ambush, TTP spokesman Muhammad Khorasani said in a statement.
He added that 6 military vehicles were completely destroyed in the attack.
In another attack on the military in same Razmak, 2 soldiers were killed and 3 injured, he said.
Separately, TTP cadres attacked a large army post in Razmak, using a grenade launcher and assault rifles.
The army suffered loss of life and property in the attack in which a security camera was also destroyed.
At least 4 Pakistani soldiers were injured when a grenade launcher was used to attack a “Kande Post” in the Garium district of North Waziristan today, Khorasani said.
A soldier was targeted in a sniper attack in the Nishpa Qala area of the Sararugha district of South Waziristan, he said. (NVI)
Balochistan: BLA claims killing of 15 Pakistani soldiers
Quetta, June 21 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) tonight claimed to have killed 15 Pakistani soldiers and injured 6 in six coordinated attacks in Kalat district of Balochistan during the day.
These attacks included IED explosions and armed assaults, BLA spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.
Giving details, he said BLA freedom fighters first targeted occupying Pakistani army personnel near the dam in the Mangochar area of Kalat by detonating in a remote-controlled IED.
The soldiers were hit when they reached a temporary outpost to provide security to an army convoy, he said.
The freedom fighters had already planted explosives there and detonated those, eliminating 2 enemy army personnel on the spot, the spokesman said.
Soon after, more army personnel reached the spot and the freedom fighters then detonated the second IED attack.
TTP claims killing of 9 Pakistani soldiers in multiple attacks
Peshawar, June 17 (NVI) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed to have killed at least 9 Pakistani soldiers and caused heavy material losses to the military in multiple attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa over last two days.
Giving details, TTP spokesman Muhammad Khorasani said the outfit’s fighters encountered a checkpost set up by Police and Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) on the Ring Road of Peshawar city during their routine patrolling on June 15.
There was armed confrontation between the two sides and as a result of the fierce clash, 5 CTD personnel were killed and several other personnel were injured, he said in a statement.
He said the TTP suffered two casualties in the gunfight.
Two passersby were also killed in the CTD firing, Khorasani said, adding they are wrongly being called the Taliban when they have no connection with the TTP.
In another incident, 2 Pakistani soldiers were targeted in a sniper attack in the Surrey Khawre area of Angor Adda district of South Waziristan, he said.
The army also ambushed the Taliban in the same area, but the Taliban managed to escape safely, the spokesman added.
A military post in Kalpani area of Lal Qala district of Lower Dir province was also attacked with snipers and GL and other weapons, in which one soldier was killed and another was injured, he said.
The military also raided the TTP in Karamji Stop area of Azam Warsak district of South Waziristan province on June 15 and on retaliation, the army personnel abandoned their vehicles and fled, Khorasani said.
Meanwhile, an Army soldier was killed in a sniper attack on the Lachigai Sar post in Darosh district of Chitral province yesterday, he said.
Yesterday, the Sher Control Post in Darosh District of Chitral Province was also attacked with rocket launchers, Pika, snipers and other weapons, resulting in casualties and property damage, he said.
Two mortar shells were fired at the Chanvish Post in Darosh District of Chitral Province, which hit the right target, resulting in casualties and property damage, he added. (NVI)
Balochistan: BLA says it killed 4 Pakistani soldiers, injured 3 in multiple attacks
Quetta, June 16 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed to have killed 4 soldiers of the occupier Pakistani military and injured 3 in multiple attacks at separate places in Balochistan.
BLA freedom fighter Riaz alias Aman was also martyred in one of these operations, the outfit’s spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.
In one operation, BLA freedom fighters targeted occupying Pakistani army personnel in the Dashtok Bamblo area of Zamuran around 8 am yesterday.
They detonated a remote-controlled IED when the soldiers were engaged in route clearance operations with a bomb disposal team, the spokesman said.
In the blast, 2 enemy soldiers were eliminated on the spot and 1 was seriously injured, he said.
Meanwhile, in the Zamuri area of Zamuran, BLA fighters carried out another remote-controlled IED attack targeting the occupying Pakistani army personnel who were fetching water near their camp, the spokesman said.
In this attack, 1 enemy soldier was eliminated on the spot, he added.
In another operation, BLA fighters carried out a hand grenade attack on an occupying Pakistani army check post at Kalam Chowk in the Chitkan area of Panjgur, Jeeyand Baloch said.
In the blast on the night of June 13, at least 1 enemy personnel was eliminated and 2 others were injured, he added.
BLA freedom fighter Riaz alias Aman was martyred in a landmine blast set by the occupying enemy army in the mountainous range of Sahiji on June 14, the spokesman said.
The incident took place while Aman, who was actively involved in several important missions since 2016, was on a journey related to organizational work. (NVI)
Pakistani terrorists found all over the world: One extradited by Canada to US
Washington: A Pakistani national residing in Canada has been extradited to the United States on charges of planning an attack at a Jewish Center in New York, adding yet another number to the inglorious record of Pakistanis involved in terror attacks worldwide.
Muhammad Shahzad Khan had planned to carry out the attack on October 7, last year, which was the first anniversary of the Hamas terror attack in Israel but he was arrested before that, because of which his evil intentions were foiled.
“Major news… earlier this afternoon, Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, a Pakistani citizen residing in Canada, was extradited to the United States on charges of attempting to provide material support to ISIS and attempting to commit acts of terrorism,” FBI Director Kash Patel said in his post on X.
He said Khan allegedly planned to travel from Canada to New York in autumn last year to carry out a mass shooting in support of ISIS at a Jewish Center in Brooklyn.
“Khan allegedly planned his attack to occur on October 7, 2024 — the one year anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack in Israel,” Patel said, adding, “Thankfully, the great work of FBI teams and our partners exposed those plans and shut them down — and Khan was arrested by Canadian authorities on September 4, 2024.”
The Pakistani national has now arrived in the U.S. and will face American justice.
“This case is a reminder of the constant threat of terrorism facing every corner of the world — as well as the disturbing rise in threats against our Jewish communities,” the FBI chief said in the post.
This is another number in the inglorious history of Pakistanis involved in terrorism in the world.
Earlier, in Nigeria, 4 Pakistanis were caught while training Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province terror organisations.
In Greece, some Pakistanis were caught planning an attack on Jewish centre.
In Italy, authorities found involvement of 14 Pakistani nationals in connection with the terrorist attack on the Charlie Hebdo office in Paris.
Two Pakistani nationals were also arrested in Italy for spreading terrorist propaganda and maintaining links with Al Qaeda and ISIS.
In France, authorities arrested 4 additional Pakistani nationals who had prior knowledge of the attack on Charlie Hebdo office.
In UK, Pakistanis have been found to be the biggest contributors of the grooming gangs and Pakistani nationals were detained in that country for forming and training a militia and spreading terrorism.
In Spain, Interior Ministry reported the arrest of a 25-year-old Pakistani man in Lleida for promoting terrorism and militant propaganda on social media
In Norway, Hasan Ahmed, a 46-year-old Norwegian citizen of Pakistani origin, was found guilty of joining ISIS and participating in its training programs and was sentenced by an Oslo court to 6 years in jail. (NVI)
Balochistan: BLA says it killed 8 Pakistani soldiers, injured 4 during an operation
Quetta: Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed to have eliminated 8 personnel of the Pakistani military and injured 4 while conducting a four-hour blockade of the main highway in Noshki district of Balochistan.
Freedom fighters of BLA set up checkpoints at Sher Jan Agha in the Kishangi area of the Quetta-Taftan main highway, which continued for four hours, its spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.
During this period of the intervening night of June 9 and 10, the freedom fighters conducted snap checks of vehicles and identity check of the people moving around to ascertain whether they belonged to the armed forces.
At that time, a convoy of occupier Pakistan Army was seen moving towards the area on the highway where BLA freedom fighters were conducting checks.
This convoy was ambushed by another squad of freedom fighters and attacked with rockets and other heavy weapons, the BLA spokesman said.
Three vehicles of the convoy were destroyed in the attack, as a result of which 8 occupying army personnel were eliminated on the spot, while at least 4 personnel were injured, Jeeyand Baloch said. (NVI)
Pakistani military behind ISIS(K) narrative in Balochistan: BLF chief
Quetta: The narrative propagated by ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K) in Balochistan is the scripted theme of the Pakistani military aimed at manipulating public opinion against the Independence movement of the region, says Dr Allah Nazar, the chief commander of Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF).
He said the use of ISIS-K by the Pakistani military against the Baloch liberation movement is its old tactic of weaponizing religion for its benefits.
The Pakistani State has historically used proxy elements to defame independence movements and erode public trust in genuine resistance, he said.
He said ISIS-K’s current narrative in Balochistan is a continuation of this policy — an ISPR-designed propaganda tool aimed at weaponizing religion to delegitimize nationalist struggles.
Dr. Allah Nazar, whose organisation is militarily fighting for freedom of Balochistan from Pakistan, said the Baloch liberation struggle is deeply rooted in the support of the Baloch people themselves and is not dependent on any foreign powers.
The liberation movement represents genuine national sovereignty and identity, he said in the BLF’s recently published magazine ‘Isper’.
In contrast, the occupying Pakistani State is employing every method to destroy the Baloch nation and erase its identity in order to turn Balochistan into a permanent colonial outpost, he said.
He pointed out that in Balochistan, the control of security policies rests not with the civilian government but directly with the military, which sustains political instability by maintaining ties with terrorist groups. (NVI)
Pakistan Army using ISIS to counter Baloch freedom movement: BNM chief Naseem Baloch
Quetta: The Pakistani military has become incapable of confronting the “national movement and its core guerrilla resistance” in Balochistan and has started using ISIS in an attempt to suppress the growing campaign for independence, according to Chairman of Baloch National Movement (BNM) Dr Naseem Baloch.
Referring to the recent spike in actions by Baloch freedom fighters against the Pakistani military, Naseem Baloch said armed resistance is not a new phase in the Baloch national movement but rather a continuation of a longstanding historical struggle.
“Whenever the Baloch nation has faced threats to its land, identity, or national existence, it has embraced resistance as a sacred obligation,” he said.
“From defiance against British colonialism to the current battle against Pakistani occupation, Baloch fighters have upheld this movement with sacrifice, dignity, and unyielding national pride,” he underscored.
The chief of BNM, which is a non-violent group, pointed out that the Baloch armed resistance has grown in terms of both intensity and organization, effectively challenging the Pakistani military through popular support, disciplined tactics, and guerrilla operations.
Baloch freedom fighters now frequently establish checkpoints on major highways, target military convoys, and control roads for hours, often without any visible presence of Pakistani forces, he observed.
“After these operations, the (Pakistani) State typically retaliates by inflicting violence on civilians, including elders, women, and children,” he said, adding “it reflects the military’s intellectual, strategic, and moral collapse.”
While failing to face Baloch freedom fighters directly, the Pakistani military has “entrenched a policy of enforced disappearances, collective punishment, extrajudicial killings, and mutilation of bodies,” he said.
“Even more disturbing is the shift from covert “death squads” to openly sanctioned terrorist groups operating under the guise of ‘peace militias’,” Dr Naseem Baloch said.
He said that for years, these so-called ‘death squads’ (which are criminal gangs backed by the military and intelligence agencies) have been embedded into Baloch society to sabotage the national movement.
Their tactics include abductions, targeted killings, intimidation, and the instigation of tribal and social conflict, he said.
“These operations, while destructive, have failed to deliver the strategic goals envisioned by the State,” the BNM chief said.
Now, the same objectives are being pursued more openly through “peace forces” under the cover of the so-called provincial government, he said.
For example, in the Rakhni area, a militia led by Aftab Bugti, brother of Sarfraz Bugti, recently attacked Baloch Sarmachars, resulting in the martyrdom of four.
“This incident is a clear indication that the state is increasingly dependent on mafias, tribal militias, and contract killers,” he said.
“More alarming is the Pakistan army’s reported collaboration with international terrorist groups such as ISIS,” he said.
“Camps and training facilities for ISIS are being established in various parts of Balochistan, for use not only against the Baloch movement but also to destabilize the broader region,” the BNM leader said, adding “These actions demonstrate that Pakistan is not only supporting terrorism but actively facilitating it. This is not just a local threat but poses a danger to international peace and security.”
In light of these developments, Dr. Naseem Baloch issued the following calls to the international community:
• The training and deployment of death squads, “peace militias,” and religious terrorist groups under state patronage are flagrant violations of international human rights. Immediate international intervention is necessary.
• The establishment and use of ISIS camps in Balochistan are a direct threat to regional stability. The United Nations and regional powers must act decisively and urgently.
• The collective punishment of Baloch civilians—including abductions, the dishonoring of women and children, and extrajudicial killings—are war crimes and must be prosecuted before the International Criminal Court (ICC).
• The Baloch National Movement (BNM) will continue to expand its political and resistance efforts—through writing, public engagement, and diplomacy—on all international forums.
• We appeal to all human rights organizations, democratic institutions, civil society actors, journalists, intellectuals, and the global conscience to recognize the unfolding tragedy in Balochistan, document Pakistan’s crimes, and work to hold the state accountable under international law.
Dr Naseem Baloch underlined that “Balochistan today is a test for the world. This is a moment to choose between standing with the oppressor or standing with the oppressed.”
He said the Baloch nation is fighting for survival — for their land, language, identity, and freedom.
“This is not merely a conflict of arms, but a battle for justice, dignity, and humanity. The Baloch National Movement will continue this struggle on every front.” (NVI)
TTP chief mocks Pakistani military for ‘celebrating fake victory’ in recent conflict with India
Peshawar, June 7 (NVI) Mocking the Pakistani military leadership in the context of recent conflict with India, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) chief Noor Wali Mehsud has exposed it for “waging a fake” war and “celebrating a fake victory” to “squander as much budget as possible” and “justify cruel operations going on” against civilians in Pakistan.
In his rare statement issued primarily to greet people on the occasion of Eid-ul Azha, Mehsud said the Pakistani military has also “sown a seed of hostility with the brotherly Islamic country” on the western border, implying Afghanistan, besides making lives of the tribal people within Pakistan “miserable with continuous attacks by drones and quadcopters”.
“The powerful institutions of Pakistan are making every effort to push the region and international powers into a war in order to support the declining reputation of the security institutions and hide the open defeat,” the Emir of TTP said, referring to the Pakistani military leadership.
“Therefore, other powers in the region should be wary of Pakistan’s cunning tricks, and avoid getting involved in this (Pakistani military’s) war,” he said in a clear advice to India and Afghanistan.
Asking the countrymen to “remain alert” to the machinations of the Pakistani military, the TTP chief reached out to “the tribal elders, national leaders and political leaders”, highlighting that “the mercenary” Pakistan Army, “under the pretext of operations in the name of terrorism, has implemented the plans of the colonial powers and made the lives of the tribal people miserable with continuous attacks by drones and quadcopters.”
At the same time, “under the pretext of tension on the western border, it (Pakistan Army) has sown a seed of hostility with the brotherly Islamic country,” he said.
“On the other hand, the remnants of the British army (meaning Pakistan Army), after waging a fake and conventional war on the eastern border (with India), have once again made a sinister attempt to squander as much budget as possible and justify the illegal and cruel operations going on in the country by celebrating a fake victory, patting themselves on the back and adorning their own chests with medals,” he said.
He was referring to the military confrontation with India, triggered by the Pahalgam terror attack of April 22. During the 4-day episode, India destroyed 9 major terror camps deep inside Pakistan and caused huge damage to the Pakistani military installations, including Air bases, while foiling all attacks from Pakistan effectively.
Despite the huge damage incurred, Pakistan government and its military held celebratory events as if it had won and Army Chief Gen Asim Munir was promoted to the rank of Field Marshal. This is what was mocked by the TTP chief.
He said the citizens of Pakistan “should never forget the atrocities of this General and capitalist political class due to some sensational news of the media.”
He underlined that “the goal of this showy war (of Pakistan) was neither to save the country, nor to protect the lives and property of the Pakistani people. Otherwise, Kashmir would not have been traded, nor would the leadership of the Kashmiri Mujahideen and the Mujahideen wanted by India have been killed in broad daylight in the squares and intersections of Karachi and the cities of Punjab.”
Holding that “Pakistan has always sacrificed religion and religious and religious classes for its foreign policy”, he said, “the nation should be satisfied that the dirty hand of the (Pakistani) military group will be removed from the precious reserves here soon.”
He noted that “the self-confident Mujahideen of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan have made the Western-funded army determined not to digest these objectives, and have blown them into their noses.”
Making it “clear to the countries of the region and international powers that we have no external agenda”, the TTP chief said, “Our war against the Pakistani occupation army is for the sake of achieving our religious values and the Islamic system.”
He said, “By taking away the religious and national autonomy and freedom of the tribal belt through the mediation of some traitors, the occupying army has looted valuable minerals and reserves.”
Slamming the Pakistani military leadership, he said, “To restore their declining reputation, they are busy in a nefarious attempt to continuously target the innocent people through quadcopters and drones at various public places.”
At the same time, the Pakistani military is “busy blaming the TTP for all these crimes through the paid journalists. But the truth cannot be hidden because the Pakistani people have witnessed the oppression by the State thugs for 24 years and the entire nation is now aware of the State’s tricks,” he said.
“Therefore, the people should be more careful not to fall into the secret plans and anti-Dajjal tricks of these traitors of religion and nation.
While extending Eid greetings, Mehsud said, “May Allah Almighty grant the Muslim Ummah the ability to understand the spirit of sacrifice and its reality and act on it, and make this apparent sacrifice of ours a prelude to the real sacrifice, and grant us the ability to be ready to sacrifice our lives, property, and children in the true sense for the defense of the pure religion.” (NVI)
