SL. No.
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Date
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Place
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Incident
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Nature of incident
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1
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January 8
|
Karachi / Sindh
|
The Sindh CTD Transnational Terrorism Intelligence
Group in-charge Raja Umer Khattab said that there might be surge
in sectarian violence in city if LEAs don't chalk out a strategy
to clamp down on sleeper cells. The sleeper cells of AQIS and
the LeJ are believed to be involved in the recent attacks on Policemen
and there might be a surge in sectarian violence in the coming
days, Raja Umer Khattab said. "In the past AQIS has used homemade
bombs containing ball bearings in the Taimuria Police Station
a Russian-made grenade was used, something that is new," Raja
Umer Khattab added. "AQIS primarily used handmade bombs. They
had started off by making ball bombs and IEDs. The use of a grenade
now suggests that sleeper cells of these terrorist outfits are
now active and their members possess new kinds of weapons and
explosives," Raja Umer Khattab added further.
|
Non-violent
|
2
|
January 23 |
Bahawalpur / Punjab
|
The CTD arrested two LeJ militants during raided
on a house on Airport Road near railway line in Bahawalpur District
of Punjab around 3pm. A CTD spokesman said they received information
about the presence of 'terrorists' planning to attack some installation
in Bahawalpur. A CTD team raided the house on Airport Road and
arrested two LeJ militants, identified as Khalid Mahmood and Sajjad.
Explosive material and two live grenades were recovered from their
possession.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
3
|
February 1 |
Luni Jungle / Kulachi / Dera Ismail Khan / KP
|
Security Forces killed a TTP militant and arrested
eight other suspects during an exchange of fire in the Luni Jungle
area under Kulachi tehsil in Dera Ismail Khan District of Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa. Three Army personnel - Major Abbas, Captain Omer
and Naik Adnan - were injured during a 'routine sanitisation operation',
the ISPR said in a statement.
|
Violent (Killing) |
4
|
March 9 |
Sindh / Balochistan
|
Unnamed Officials involved in anti terrorist operations
have revealed that LeJ, a proscribed organization, particularly
active in the port city of Karachi (provincial capital of Sindh)
and Quetta (provincial capital of Baluchistan).
|
Non-violent (Statement) |
5
|
March 30 |
Nankana Sahib / Punjab
|
A prominent local leader of the Ahmadi community
and a relative of Nobel laureate Abdus Salam was shot dead in
Nankana Sahib town of Punjab in the morning in an attack claimed
by the banned LeJ.
|
Violent (Killing) |
6
|
September 14 |
Karachi / Sindh
|
The CTD said that two "high-profile militants"
of the banned LeJ who earlier escaped from Karachi's Central Jail
had crossed over to Afghanistan from the Chaman border in Balochistan.
In a report submitted to the Sindh Home Ministry on the orders
of CM Murad Ali Shah, the CTD said that the Police party tailing
Shaikh Muhammad Mumtaz alias Firaun, and Muhammad Ahmed Khan alias
Munna, failed to arrest the two men. The fugitives had broken
out from Karachi's Central Jail on June 13 following a shocking
lapse of security at the facility.
|
Non-violent (escape) |
7
|
September 18 |
Chak 83/M / Jalalpur Pirwala / Multan / Punjab
|
Two terrorists belonging to LeJ were killed in
an encounter with the CTD officials at Chak 83/M area of Jalalpur
Pirwala tehsil in Multan District. One of the deceased militants
was identified as Ijaz Asghar. The CTD personnel recovered three
hand grenades, a rifle and a pistol from the scene.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
8
|
September 19 |
Bandhani Colony / Liaquatabad / Karachi / Sindh
|
The CTD claimed to have arrested up two suspected
target killers allegedly belonging to LeJ during a raid in Bandhani
Colony of Liaquatabad in Karachi, the provincial capital of Sindh.
|
Non-violent (Arrest) |
9
|
October 5 |
Khwaja Ajmer Nagri / Karachi / Sindh
|
One LeJ militant, Saad Surkhan, who was planning
to carry out major acts of terrorism in the city, was gunned down
in an encounter with a joint team of Police and IB in Khwaja Ajmer
Nagri area of Karachi, the provincial capital of Sindh.
|
Violent (Killing) |
10
|
December 29 |
SITE Superhighway Industrial Area / Karachi /
Sindh
|
Five LeJ militants were arrested in SITE Superhighway
Industrial Area of Karachi in Sindh. The militants were planning
to assassinate an important personality belonging to the Shia
community.
|
Non-Violent (Arrest) |