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Terrorists rock Lahore with multiple attacks, 20 dead

CNews World LAHORE: Terrorists attacked three buildings across Lahore, leaving 20 people, including five attackers, dead and 29 injured, officials told DawnNews. A group of terrorists attacked the Manawan Police Academy, a building of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and the Elite Police Academy almost simultaneously. ELITE POLICE ACADEMY, BEDIAN Thirteen terrorists attacked the Elite Police Academy in Bedian, near Lahore, Police Commissioner Khusro Parvez told DawnNews. Seven people were critically injured, as security forces were engaged in exchange of fire with the attackers for over four hours. Arms & Ammunition Recovered Visuals - Bedian, Lahore Download that Videos in MP4, 3Gp & FlV Apniutube After attacking the building, the terrorists took an unknown number of people hostage but they have now been released. According to SSP Operations Shafique Gujjar, five militants were killed in the commando operation, which has now ended and security officials are clearing the...

Karachi Carnage continues; death toll hits 41

Awaz Apni KARACHI: At least ten people were killed in various areas of the city on early Monday, taking the death in three days violence to 41, Amagazine.co.cc reported.An unknown person was killed while three others injured when unknown miscreants targeted them in noon at Shahrah-e-Faisal near Wireless Gate.Early today, five dead-bodies were found in Raees Amrohvi Colony, says Edhi Welfare Trust. Unknown miscreants also set few houses on fire in the colony, media reports said. Firing in many adjacent areas is also continued.Scores of residents of Orangi, the worst-affected area in ongoing violence, came out on streets and protested against the killings and ill response of law enforcement agencies. They demanded of more contingents of police and rangers in their area.Fifteen people were injured as the fighting that broke out Saturday evening and spread quickly to various parts of the city entered in its third-day, Monday.Rioters allegedly belonging to two ethnic communities went on a r...

US, UK, Israel ramp up intelligence aid to India

AMagazine WASHINGTON: Unprecedented intelligence cooperation involving investigating agencies and spy outfits of India, United States, United Kingdom and Israel has got underway to crack the method and motive behind the Mumbai terrorist massacre, now widely blamed on Islamist radicals who appeared to have all four countries on their hit list when they arrived on the shores of India. Investigators, forensic analysts, counter-terrorism experts and spymasters from agencies the four countries are converging in New Delhi and Mumbai to put their heads, resources, and skills together to understand the evolving nature of the beast. The spy chief of the Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence(ISI) is also being summoned to India to help with the investigations because of the widely-held view that the terrorists' footprints go back to Pakistan. The Bush administration has taken the lead to forge cooperation, partly out of concern that charges by India that the terror plot has Pakistani f...

Mumbai attacks kill 100, operation underway

AMagazine MUMBAI: More than 100 people have been killed, including nine foreigners and at least 287 injured in a series of well-coordinated terrorist attacks in Mumbai. Terrorists, who apparently came in by boats, struck at 10 places in south Mumbai including five-star hotels, hospitals and train stations. There is hostage situation in at least two locations -- the Taj and the Trident hotels. In the Taj Colaba, at least 100 people are believed to be trapped probably held hostage by terrorists. Some of these are Israeli and Canadian nationals. NSG and Military Commandos entered the Taj and Trident hotels. Five terrorists have been killed. Several staff members at the hotels have also been killed, including two at Trident. Gunshots continue to be heard. NSG Commandos have launched operations in the Nariman House building in Colaba. This was the second place that was attacked in Mumbai. Two men came on a scooter and hurled a grenade at nearby petrol pump. Though the grenade missed the pet...

Terrorists used boats to reach Mumbai

AMagazine NEW DELHI: India's most audacious terror attack began when a group of men carrying a huge quantity of arms and ammunition got off at the Gateway of India jetty, Mumbai's most identifiable landmark, and literally crossed the road to begin the night of mayhem. Intelligence sources said the terrorists landed at the Gateway of India, across the road from the 565-room Taj Mahal Palace and Tower Hotel, one of the seven places in the city they laid siege to, Wednesday night. After having alighted at the jetty, the assailants went about their task commandeering vehicles to attack the Chhatrapati Shivaji railway station, the Leopold cafe and enter the Taj and the Oberoi Trident hotels where they continue to hold tourists as hostages. At any given point, the jetty at the Gateway of India has 2,000 boats. Though the popular tourist spot is also manned, they still managed to get through. "We know they arrived at the jetty and then began targeting popular sites in south Mumba...

Army called in Mumbai to control situationvideo

AMagazine MUMBAI: Indian media have confirmed early Thursday that, in the face of the terrorist strikes in Indian financial capital Mumbai, the army have been called in, to take the control of the city as the terrorist still at large and creating panic among the masses. Terrorist strikes in Indian Mumbai killed 82 people and injured over 450 people after that the terrorist continued massacre that could not be brought under control by Indian security forces. Terrorist took as many as 40 people under hostage in three five star hotels in Mumbai and indiscriminate firing and blasts killed many others.

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