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Qamar Zaman (PPP), Ibrahim Khan (JI) and Nirupama Subramanian in this episode of Capital Talk.

CNews RAWALPINDI: The death toll in double suicide blasts at Pakistan Ordinance Factory rose to 100, while the number of injured is being reported as 110 here Thursday.According to Pakistan Ordnance Factories Board press release issued here, that the bomb blasts occurred outside two exit gates of POF Wah Cantt about 1440 hrs when a large number of workers of POF were coming out at the time of shift change. Meanwhile, talking to newsmen, Regional Police Officer Nasir Khan Durrani said that death toll has risen to 70, whereas critically injured were being given medical treatment in the hospital. The RPO said that those people who lost their lives in the barbaric incident, were identified as Shams, Naseer, Arshad, Sami, Joseph, Riaz, Abbass, Ashaq, Zareef, Amir, Aabid, Arif, Kamran, Ijaz, Tariq, Abdul Razzaq, Jawad, Iqbal, Zahid, Wali Muhammad, Azmat, Amjad, Muhammad Hussain, Jameel, Shahfeeq, Ashraf, Haq Nawaz, Abdul Rehman, Allah Rakha, Sami Ul Haq, Badar Munir, Ishtiaq, Ihsan, Siuraj, ...

17 Bomb Blast in Ahmedabad 17 Bomb Blast in Ahmedabad

CNews RAWALPINDI: A grand search operation has been launched here after the law enforcing agencies received the information of terrorists’ movement into the limits of the city.According to reports, all the SHO’s have been directed to search hotels, youth hostels and snap check suspicious individuals.The order also directs to search the parking lots.The operation is being conducted under the supervision of senior police officials.

Corps Commanders vow to knock-off Extremism, terrorism (Updated at 1745) RAWALPINDI: President General Pervez Musharraf said that the imposition of emergency was a difficult decision but it was taken in the larger interest of the nation for knocking-off extremism and terrorism and for the political stability in the country. President General Pervez Musharraf told this to the participants of conference of the corps commanders, briefing them about the situation caused for emergency and the incidents which have taken place after emergency. He said that all necessary arrangements would be made for holding early the independent and transparent elections. The President said that the stabilized situation of law and order is vital for economic development and every possible action would be taken for knocking-off extremism. He praised the role of the Pak army in dealing with the extremism in the country. He gave a detailed briefing about the law and order situation in the country, particularly...

President, PM condemn Karachi bomb blasts CNews ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf and Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz have strongly condemned two bomb blasts that occured near Karsaz Roundabout in Karachi on Thursday night in the procession being taken out to welcome Benazir Bhutto, Chairperson of Pakistan Peoples Party. The president and the prime minister in their separate messages said they had been deeply shocked by the dastardly act. President Musharraf said he condemned this attack in the strongest possible words. He said this was a conspiracy against democracy. He prayed for eternal peace of the departed souls and fortitude to the bereaved families. The president appealed to the nation and especially the people of Karachi to exercise patience and calm in this hour. The president said the government would take every step to trace the culprits and award them exemplary punishment. He expressed deep sympathy with the wounded and prayed for their early recovery. He said the governmen...

CNews UNITED NATIONS: UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Thursday strongly condemned the "terrorist" bomb attacks that targeted a truck carrying former Pakistan premier Benazir Bhutto and killed 101 people in Karachi. UN spokeswoman Michele Montas said in a statement that Ban was "shocked" by news of the attack, which struck upon on Bhutto's return home from exile. "The Secretary General strongly condemns this terrorist attack and ... trusts that all political forces will act together to strengthen national unity," she added.

CNews MIR ALI: The Inter-Services Public Relations director general Major-General Waheed Arshad claimed that some 200 people had been killed in the recent operation in the militancy-haunted tribal region, adding that all those killed in the assault were “terrorists”. The top military spokesman went on to say that no air strike was launched against the militants since Tuesday afternoon. Maj-Gen Waheed confirmed that 48 soldiers had been killed while 20 sustained injuries during the recent operations. He also denied any kind of ceasefire between the militants and security forces.