SL. No.
|
Date
|
Place
|
Incident
|
Nature of incident
|
1
|
January 8
|
Kot Lakhpat / Punjab / Pakistan
|
Akram Lahori, the Saalar-e-Aala (commander-in-chief)
of the LeJ, executed at the Kot Lakhpat Jail. The jail has received
death warrant of Lahori who was involved in the killing of an
Iranian diplomat.
|
Violent (Hanged)
|
2
|
January 13 |
Sukkur / Sindh |
Three militants of LeJ Shahid Hanif alias Mufti
Shahid, Muhammad Talha and Khalil Ahmed alias Hassan Jan were
executed in Central Prisons in Sukkur of Sindh. They were condemned
to death by an anti-terrorism court after they were found guilty
of killing Syed Zafar Hussain Zaidi, director laboratories of
MoD in Karachi in July 2001.
|
Violent (Hanged) |
3
|
January 13 |
Pakistan |
The anti-terrorism court Number 1 awarded death
on 22 counts to four militants of LeJ for attacking the Multan
ISI headquarters. Abdur Rahim, Hafiz Salman, Sajjad and Muhammad
Afzal have been awarded death on 11 counts under section 302 of
the PPC and the same sentence under section 7 of the ATA.
|
Non-violent (death sentence) |
4
|
February 2 |
Block-7 / Gulshan-e-Iqbal Town / Karachi / Sindh
|
The LeJ militants hurled a grenade near a private
school in Block-7 area of Gulshan-e-Iqbal Town in Karachi of Sindh.
However, no casualties were reported. The militants also left
a threat letter before escaping from the scene.
|
Violent (bombing) |
5
|
February 3 |
Karachi / Sindh
|
Two convicted terrorists affiliated with LeJ,
identified as Attaullah alias Qasim and Mohammad Azam alias Sharif,
were hanged till death in Karachi Central prison. Qasim and Sharif
were sentenced to death for killing Dr Ali Raza Peerani in June
2001 in Soldier Bazaar area of Jamshed Town.
|
Non-violent (Hanging) |
6
|
February 15 |
Sariab / Quetta / Balochistan
|
A key 'commander' of LeJ, identified as Usman
Saifullah Kurd, and his companion were killed while two FC personnel
were injured in a raid conducted by FC in Sariab area of Quetta.
A third of their accomplice was arrested unhurt. Kurd had been
convicted by an Anti-Terror Court in 2003 for masterminding two
sectarian attacks in Quetta. He had escaped from the high security
Quetta cantonment jail in 2008, following which the Government
imposed a bounty of PKR 2.5 million on him. According to security
sources, Kurd was believed to be the mastermind of the January
31, 2015, Shikarpur Imambargah attack in Sindh. Intelligence sources
also said that he had close contacts to both al Qaeda and the
Afghan Taliban.
|
Violent (Killing) |
7
|
February 25 |
Pakistan
|
The Federal Ministry of Interior said that LeJ
was carrying out terrorist activities across the country to get
the hangings of its leaders and workers stopped and to secure
their release or help them escape. According to the NCMC threat
alert issued to the Provinces, militant groups like the LeJ and
TTP may jointly carry out terrorist activities. According to a
private television channel, the cell has dispatched a letter (threat
alert) to the home secretaries of Sindh, Punjab, KP, Balochistan,
Provincial Police Chiefs, the IG FC of KP and Balochistan and
authorities in PoK and the Gilgit Baltistan region.
"The LeJ is infuriated over crackdown on its
activists. LeJ had approached al Qaeda for help but it expressed
its inability to do so citing its preoccupation in other areas
like Syria and Iraq. LeJ then contacted TTP chief Mullah Fazlullah
who not only provided finance to LeJ but also promised to extend
further assistance. Now LeJ-Fazlullah nexus is at work in unleashing
the wave of terrorism in the country," the letter read. In the
letter, the cell claims that terrorists are planning to conduct
terrorist activities in the Punjab, most likely in Lahore.
|
Non-violent (Threat Alert) |
8
|
May 6 |
Lasbela / Balochistan
|
Lasbela Police arrested a militant belonging to
LeJ, identified as Alam Ziab, during a raid in Lasbela University
of Lasbela District in Balochistan.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
9
|
July 28 |
Shahwala / Muzaffargarh / Punjab
|
Malik Ishaq, 'chief' of LeJ, his two sons Usman
and Haq Nawaz, and 11 others were killed in an alleged exchange
of fire with Police in Shahwala area of Muzaffargarh District
in Punjab. At least six Policemen were injured in the encounter.
|
Violent (killing) |
10
|
August 25 |
Mian Gundi / Quetta / Balochistan
|
At least four LeJ militants, including one of
its 'commanders', were shot dead and a FC official was injured
in a clash in Mian Gundi area of Quetta in Balochistan.
|
Violent (killing) |
11
|
November 8 |
MPR Colony / Manghopir / Gadap Town / Karachi
/ Sindh
|
Police claimed to have arrested three LeJ militants
from MPR Colony in Manghopir area of Gadap Town in Karachi, the
provincial capital of Sindh. They also claimed that the suspects
were planning some major acts of terrorism to avenge the killing
of LeJ leader Malik Ishaq in an encounter in Punjab.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
12
|
November 25 |
Badami Bagh / Lahore
|
Four LeJ terrorists, including the founding member
of the outfit, identified as Haroon Bhatti, were killed while
three Policemen were injured in a Police encounter in Badami Bagh
area of Lahore.
|
Violent (Killing) |
13
|
November 27 |
Farooq-i-Azam Madrassah / Cantonment / Lahore
|
The CTD arrested nine suspected militants belonging
to LeJ from the Farooq-i-Azam Madrassah in the Cantonment area
of Lahore.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
14
|
December 13 |
Parachinar / Kurram Agency / FATA
|
At least 25 persons were killed and 62 injured
in a sectarian attack when a device containing about 35 kilograms
of explosives ripped through a makeshift market in Parachinar
town of Kurram Agency in FATA. Two militant groups, LeJ Al-Alami
and Ansarul Mujahideen (based in South Waziristan Agency) claimed
responsibility for the attack, with one of them saying the target
was the Shia community. A statement released to a foreign media
channel and attributed to the spokesman for the Jhangvi group,
Ali bin Sufian, said the attack had been carried out against the
Shia elements who were supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
and the Iranian government. "We warn ... parents that if they
don't stop their children from ongoing (sic) conflict in Syria
they should remain prepared for more such attacks," Sufian said.
|
Violent (Killing) |
15
|
December 17 |
Lahore / Punjab
|
The CTD of Punjab Police arrested six LeJ militants
from provincial capital Lahore. The Police also claimed to have
recovered a huge amount of explosives and electronic detonators
from their possession.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |