SL. No.
|
Date
|
Place
|
Incident
|
Nature of incident
|
1
|
January 10
|
Alamdar Road / Quetta / Balochistan
|
A powerful bomb went off under a SF vehicle
at the busy Bacha Khan Chowk in Quetta. Twelve persons were
killed and over 47 others injured. LeJ claimed responsibility
for the attacks.
|
Violent (Killing)
|
2
|
February 16 |
Quetta / Balochistan |
84 persons were killed and 200 others injured
in bomb blast in Quetta. It was a remote-controlled bomb," Wazir
Khan Nasir, senior Police officer in Quetta said. "It was a sectarian
attack, the Shia community was the target," he added. A spokesman
for the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), Abubakar Siddique, told reporters
by phone that "Our suicide bomber carried out the blast and the
Shia community in Hazara Town was the target."
|
Violent (Killing) |
3
|
February 19 |
Quetta / Balochistan
|
The LeJ warned the Government to immediately shift
its under-trial militants from the high-security ATF Jail in Quetta,
Cantonment to the Central Jail Hudda in the Quetta or get ready
to face yet another suicide assault by its Fidayeen attackers
- this time targeting the ATF prison. According to well-placed
circles in the security establishment, the threat was hurled by
Abu Bakar Siddiq, the spokesman of the LeJ's Balochistan chapter
in phone calls he had made after the February 16 Hazara town bomb
blast in Quetta which killed 84 Shia Hazaras.
|
Non-violent (threat) |
4
|
February 20 |
Bahawalnagar jail / Bahawalnagar District / Punjab
|
Senior LeJ leader Ghulam Rasool was arrested under
the maintenance of public order and shifted to the Bahawalnagar
jail (Bahawalnagar District).
The move came in wake of attacks on Hazara Shia
in Balochistan for which the LeJ had claimed responsibility. The
Supreme Court also took suo moto notice of the incident and asked
the Federal Government to act against those responsible.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
5
|
February 22 |
Rahim Yar Khan / Punjab
|
Police said that they arrested the leader of LeJ,
Malik Ishaq, in the Rahim Yar Khan town of same District in connection
with sectarian attacks in Quetta (Quetta District), the provincial
capital of Balochistan that have killed nearly 200 people in 2013.
The LeJ claimed responsibility for both attack in Quetta.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
6
|
February 24 |
Sahiwal / Punjab
|
Federal Minister of Interior Rehman Malik revealed
that two groups of LeJ were operating in the Pakistan under the
leadership of Malik Ishaq and Maulana Ludhianvi. Talking to the
media in Sahiwal (Punjab), Malik said that all provinces needed
to take action against terrorism.
|
Non-violent (Statement)
|
7
|
March 18 |
Mobina town / Karachi / Sindh |
The key suspect of the murder of American journalist
Daniel Pearl, Qari Abdul Hayye alias Asadullah, a former chief
of Sindh chapter of Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), was arrested in a
covert operation by Rangers from Mobina town.
|
Arrested |
8
|
March 21 |
Manghopir / Karachi / Sindh
|
Police arrested three alleged terrorists of TTP
and LeJ after a brief shootout at Manghopir Road in Karachi.
|
Arrested |
9
|
April 23 |
Jinnah town, Gawalmandi chowk and an intersection
at Gurdat Singh Road Quetta / Balochistan
|
Three other blasts were also reported from Quetta.
Bombs went off in an open field at Jinnah town, Gawalmandi chowk
and an intersection at Gurdat Singh Road. Six persons were injured
at Gawalmandi Chowk. LeJ claimed responsibility for all the attacks.
|
Violent |
10
|
May 7 |
Hub River Road / Karachi / Sindh
|
Police arrested the Karachi 'chief' of LeJ, Qari
Shafi Ansari, during a raid at Hub River Road. Police also claimed
to have recovered two hand grenades, one rifle, one 8mm pistol
and TT pistols from his possession.
|
Non-violent |
11
|
July 11 |
Qazafi Chowk / Orangi Town / Karachi / Sindh
|
CID claimed to have arrested six operatives of
LeJ from Qazafi Chowk area in Orangi Town of Karachi (Karachi
District), the provincial capital of Sindh, for their alleged
involvement in the June 21, 2013, killing of MQM MPA Sajid Qureshi
and 25 others in a sectarian attack in North Nazimabad Town.
|
Arrest |
12
|
July 15 |
Surjani / Gadap Town / Karachi / Sindh
|
Police in Karachi claimed that during an operation
in Surjani area of Gadap Town in Karachi, they have arrested Bashir
Leghari, the mastermind behind the June 26, 2013, bombing targeting
the convoy of senior Sindh High Court judge Justice Maqbool Baqar.
The suspect is said to belong to the 'Asif chotu group' of the
LeJ.
|
Arrest |
13
|
July 23 |
Super Highway / Karachi / Sindh
|
Police seized a truck full of sophisticated weapons
and thousands of bullets and arrested two LeJ militants Ameer
Khan, the driver and one Jahanzeb, from Super Highway in Karachi.
|
Recovery |
14
|
November 13 |
Gujranwala / Punjab
|
The Gujranwala District coordination officer ordered
detention of 14 suspects of militants' outfits SSP, LeJ and JeM.
All the suspects were sent to jail for a period of one month.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
15
|
November 14 |
Mauripur / Karachi / Sindh
|
Six LeJ militants were killed during an exchange
of fire with personnel from the CID of Police in Mauripur area
of Karachi in Sindh.
|
Violent (killing) |