Showing posts with label killed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label killed. Show all posts
BSF jawan killed in cross-border firing
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Debased the cessation of hostilities another time Pakistani troops opened fire on the possible bases along the Indian limit in Jammu frontier on Tuesday daybreak, assassination BSF jawan.
Back to Rath, the same population Muzaffarnagar under arrest late last hours of darkness BSF patrolling get-together When they bring into being some lobby group near the boundary pillar 61 near the border along the worldwide border Arnia at 25 km from at this time , they whispered.
Indian army protecting the edge and struck the rear turn near the beginning in the break of day and ends July 6
There are many examples showing that this is not the first time that Pakistani troops violated the ceasefire in 2010.
Pakistani troops had desecrated the 21 last June, when they gunshot forward settlement along the intercontinental border (IB) in Jammu, the BSF bid revealed the penetration of militants.
17 school kids killed in Brazil road accident
Saturday, June 5, 2010
At least 17 schoolchildren were killed and three injured in a car accident in Brazil's northeastern Bahia state, said media reports.
The students were riding in an open truck that was struck by a truck while it crossed a bridge near the town of Laje, according to TV Globo.
The truck fell from a height of 15 meters, while the driver of the truck fled the scene, said fire officials.
The victims were at home after having participated in a series of school competitions.
Two Jaish militants killed in Sopore encounter
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Thurs Jaish-e-Mohammad militants have been killed and an army jawan injured in an during the night encounter with security forces in Sopore, police said Tuesday.
The gunbattle erupted on Lalid-Sopore during search operations, 60 km from Srinagar, last twilight.
An army jawan was also injured in the gunbattle that sustained when last reports came in, they said.
The security forces had killed four militants Monday, is believed to be foreigners in tightly Hamam Nardagan forests in Rafiabad, 65 km from Srinagar. An army jawan was injured in the gunbattle.
The identity of the slain militants and their relations were detected. Four AK-47 rifles, one UBGL and other weapons and ammunition were healthier from the slain militants.
Afghan police say Pakistani Taliban leader killed
Thursday, May 27, 2010
A top leader of Pakistan's Taliban may have been killed in a clash with Afghan troops near the border, a senior Afghan police official said Thursday, possibly improving safety in the Swat valley.
Maulvi Fazlullah, leader of a Taliban group in Pakistan's Swat Valley, was allegedly killed along with six of his comrade in barg Matala district in Afghanistan's Nuristan Province, which lies close to the border with Pakistan, said Mohammad Zaman Mamozai, skull of the Afghan border force eastern area.
"Maulvi Fazlullah was killed in a direct clash with Afghan border police ... last night," he said.
He had no further in order. The Afghan Taliban have long-established the fighting but said no foreign militants were concerned.
The reports of Fazlullah’s death come after several days of clashes between Afghan forces and militant in barg Matala.
Maulvi Faqir Mohammad, head of a Pakistani Taliban faction base in Bajuar tribal region, has deprived of media information that Fazlullah was leading on all attacks in Afghanistan.
"He could be in Nuristan Province, because the Taliban have enthused back and forth along the (Pakistan and Afghanistan) borders," he told Reuters by telephone prior reports Fazlullah death.
"He can stay in Nuristan Province But he is not concerned in any fighting there," he said.
Jaffar Khan, a top police officer in Chitral, which is conflicting the Afghan provinces of Kunar and Nuristan Province, said there were reports Fazlullah fighting in Nuristan Province in the history two days, but it was not long-established.
In a BBC meeting in November, said Fazlullah had fled to Afghanistan after a Pakistani military unpleasant against the Taliban in their stronghold in Pakistan's north western Swat valley in April last year.
The Pakistani army has a crowd turnout of about 30,000 in Swat and the nearby areas, but there are signs that Swat Taliban attempts a comeback.
Thus died Fazlullah better security in Swat, where he beforehand reigned, "said Mehmood Shah, former security chief in Pakistan's tribal area.
"Swat is likely to steady a lot," he said. But he was not much of a shape in the overall Taliban. “
The TTP is under force from military operations in Orakzai, he said, referring to the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, a loose group of more than a dozen groups in various parts of northwest Pakistan.
"So I think it will have a good effect in Swat," he said. But I do not think it will have a few additional effects "in other area.
Gorkha League chief Madan Tamang killed, Darjeeling tense
Friday, May 21, 2010
Nepal head Madan Tamang, leader of the Bharatiya Nepal hey dude League (ABGL), was Friday stab to death allegedly by Nepal Janamukti Mørch (GJM) faction in West Bengal town, police said. The news of his death led to a impulsive closure of the area.
Tamang, who led the anti-GJM front in the Darjeeling hills, was hit with a kukri around 9:30, "said one bureaucrat.
"He was seriously injured in the attack and died in Darjeeling District Hospital," Darjeeling police station inspector-in-charge Indrajit Thapa told IANS.
Official Municipal Minister Ashok Bhattacharya said in Kolkata that the GJM group had carried out the assault on the Tamang.
"The GJM's thugs have dedicated murder. GJM is a fascist party that will not have any confrontation in the hills. They are opposite by a self-governing ambiance prevailing in the hills," he said.
"We are deeply worried. The mountain are very excited," said Bhattacharya, pending from Siliguri in Darjeeling region.
As news of Tamang killing increase, a impulsive shutdown began in the three Darjeeling hill subdivision of Darjeeling, Kalim pong and Kurseong.
Vehicles in Darjeeling went off the road, while shops and market were stopped up.
On trial about the attack on Tamang has summon Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee an crisis meeting at the state secretariat Writers' Buildings here, and directed the police and managerial authorities to take all events to keep the state of affairs under control.
Tamang, a vocal challenger of the GJM had earlier knowledgeable the corruption charges beside his chief Bimal Gurung. The GJM had in danger to expel him from the mountain.
Nine people killed in Bangkok protest temple clash: Police
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Nine people were killed Wednesday in clashes at a temple affirmed a "safe zone" in a Thai revolutionary rally site was shut down in a armed offensive, police said Thursday.
"Doctors and health employees who went to the prospect said they saw nine recipient in the temple," Police operation Centre spokesman Prawut Thavornsiri AFP.
The death toll from Wednesday's unpleasant against the "Red Shirts" camp in central Bangkok at the six, but establishment said they had not conventional any bodies from the place of worship, which indicates it will now rise much senior.
Prawut said the gunbattle rage in the temple early in the twilight, several hours after the complaint leaders came back and told group to spread, as security forces struggled to control the harsh rudiments in motion.
He said the five hurt, counting an unidentified British journalist was taken to hospital with health personnel.
An AFP journalist who was in the temple just before the clashes bankrupt out, said that hundreds of panicked demonstrator took refuge after their leaders told them to leave the campsite.
The holy place was chosen as a gun-free safe zone, but the aggressive black-clad protester stood in and out of the structure when security forces tried to absorb the harsh elements in motion.
People inside, counting many women and children crying in panic and the moving and violent consequences of protests and explosions and shots sustained to be heard outer surface.
The government had put on buses for a arena to bring them home, but the chaos in the street outside, where the building burned, and armed men were nomadic, meant that many could not reach the region.
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