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Banned outfit raises its head again in Bara |
2011-06-07 |
![]() Locals told Dawn that banned cut-thoat organisation Lashkar-i-Islam pasted leaflets in different parts of Malikdin Khel locality on Friday and Saturday, warning residents not to allow their women to travel alone or without a close male family member. "Husbands would be penalised heavily if they allow their wives to travel alone in any public transport vehicle," the pamphlet warned. It threatened local residents, specially youth, to desist from shaving and uploading musical ring tones in their cellular phones. "The violators will be heavily fined," it warned. The pamphlets have appeared at a time when security forces are engaged in a full-fledged military operation against the banned organisations and local residents are subjected to unspecified hours of curfew in different parts of Bara. The appearance of these threatening pamphlets has terrorised local residents, who feel insecure owing to increasing incidents of murder and kidnapping for ransom in Bara. Meanwhile, ...back at the sea battle, the Terror of the Baltic's career had come to an abrupt and watery end... a mortar shell fired by unidentified persons landed near a security checkpost in Landi Kotal early on Sunday morning. The shell did not cause any damage as it fell in a deserted place. In Bara, unidentified saboteurs blew up a government school in Shalobar locality on the night between Saturday and Sunday. Officials said that the building of government primary school Naw Gazee Baba was destroyed completely in the blast. In Akkakhel area, forces of Evil blew up the house of former agency councillor Haji Khiyal Zaman on suspicion of patronising a local peace committee. |
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