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January - 1 
An anti-terrorism court in Lahore granted bail, on January 1, 2003, to Al Qaeda suspect and medical practitioner Ahmad Javed Khawaja, and his brother Ahmad Naveed Khawaja. However, the accused could not be released as they have been booked for 90 day
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An anti-terrorism court in Lahore granted bail, on January 1, 2003, to Al Qaeda suspect and medical practitioner Ahmad Javed Khawaja, and his brother Ahmad Naveed Khawaja. However, the accused could not be released as they have been booked for 90 days in another case registered against them under section 3 of the Security of Pakistan Act, 1952. As reported earlier, Ahmad Khwaja and nine of his family members were arrested on December 19, 2002, from their Manawan residence for alleged links with Al Qaeda and Taliban.
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January - 1 
Official sources said on January 2 that Afghan border authorities have seized approximately 330 rockets being smuggled into the eastern province of Nangarhar from Pakistan. Colonel Syed Rahman, who oversees Nangarhar's frontier force, said four perso
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Official sources said on January 2 that Afghan border authorities have seized approximately 330 rockets being smuggled into the eastern province of Nangarhar from Pakistan. Colonel Syed Rahman, who oversees Nangarhar's frontier force, said four persons had been arrested while transporting the BM-12 rockets on January 1, along the Sasobi route linking Afghanistan and Pakistan. Rahman described the seizure as one of the largest since the Taliban regime was overthrown. "We don't know who they were supplying these rockets to. We don't know whether it was interference by Pakistan or if they were for the Taliban or al Qaeda," he added.
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January - 3 
An Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Dera Ghazi Khan, on January 3, issued non-bailable arrest warrants against proscribed Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) Sunni group chief and Member of the National Assembly (MNA) Maulana Muhammad Azam Tariq, for the sixt
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An Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Dera Ghazi Khan, on January 3, issued non-bailable arrest warrants against proscribed Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) Sunni group chief and Member of the National Assembly (MNA) Maulana Muhammad Azam Tariq, for the sixth time for not appearing in the court. It directed police to present the accused on January 13. A case was registered against him and five others on July 31, 2000 at Jampur police station, under section 295A and 16 of the Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance.
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January - 5 
According to a media report, Pakistan Army and Tochi Scouts raided a madrassa (seminary) in Mansehra, near the Pakistan-Afghan border, on January 5, in search of Al Qaeda and Taliban fugitives. However, no one was arrested. The raid was undertaken on
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According to a media report, Pakistan Army and Tochi Scouts raided a madrassa (seminary) in Mansehra, near the Pakistan-Afghan border, on January 5, in search of Al Qaeda and Taliban fugitives. However, no one was arrested. The raid was undertaken on the indication of American and Northern Alliance troops deployed on the other side of the border, reports said. Official sources said Pakistan's security agencies had received information that Al Qaeda or Taliban suspects were hiding inside a seminary located in Ghulam Khan area.
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January - 5 
Personnel of Pakistani intelligence agencies and the FBI conducted a joint operation at religious schools and the office of a Jehadi organisation, 'Al-Dawah', in Khanewal, Chichawatni and Jehanian, Multan division, on January 5, and arrested an Arab,
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Personnel of Pakistani intelligence agencies and the FBI conducted a joint operation at religious schools and the office of a Jehadi organisation, 'Al-Dawah', in Khanewal, Chichawatni and Jehanian, Multan division, on January 5, and arrested an Arab, identified as Muhammad Fahad and four others.
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January - 6 
An Indian-born US citizen and two Pakistani nationals accused of attempting to obtain Stinger missiles for the Al Qaeda network have reportedly agreed in Hong Kong, on January 6, to be extradited to the United States. An official spokesperson in Hong
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An Indian-born US citizen and two Pakistani nationals accused of attempting to obtain Stinger missiles for the Al Qaeda network have reportedly agreed in Hong Kong, on January 6, to be extradited to the United States. An official spokesperson in Hong Kong indicated the three men, arrested in September 2002, had decided not to challenge extradition proceedings.
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January - 6 
Four leaders of the proscribed Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) Sunni group were arrested in Peshawar, on January 6, after a court dismissed their pre-arrest bail application. The accused were charged with taking out a protest procession against the kil
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Four leaders of the proscribed Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) Sunni group were arrested in Peshawar, on January 6, after a court dismissed their pre-arrest bail application. The accused were charged with taking out a protest procession against the killing of a person in Karachi during 2002.
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January - 6 
Pakistan has handed over 443 suspected Al Qaeda operatives to US authorities till date, a report in Dawn, a Pakistani daily, indicated on January 6. Quoting official sources, the report said Pakistani authorities arrested more than 500 Al Qaeda cadre
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Pakistan has handed over 443 suspected Al Qaeda operatives to US authorities till date, a report in Dawn, a Pakistani daily, indicated on January 6. Quoting official sources, the report said Pakistani authorities arrested more than 500 Al Qaeda cadres since the launch of the US-led anti-terror campaign in Afghanistan. Of these, 443 have been remanded to the custody of US authorities, they said. Pakistani authorities are working in close coordination with US security agencies and made these arrests during a series of search operations in various parts of the country, including in tribal areas. The report also said US authorities have transported the suspects to an undisclosed foreign destination for interrogation. The arrested suspects belong to 18 countries, including Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Libya, Morocco, Chechnya and France.
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January - 6 
US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) personnel arrested two persons for alleged links to the Al Qaeda after a surprise raid in the border area of Teera in Peshawar, on January 6. Both the arrested men have reportedly been shifted to Afghanistan f
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US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) personnel arrested two persons for alleged links to the Al Qaeda after a surprise raid in the border area of Teera in Peshawar, on January 6. Both the arrested men have reportedly been shifted to Afghanistan for further interrogation.
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January - 9 
Pakistani law-enforcement agencies, assisted by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) sleuths, arrested seven members of a family and two Arabs suspected to be Al Qaeda operatives, after raiding the house of a woman leader of the Jamaat-e-Isla
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Pakistani law-enforcement agencies, assisted by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) sleuths, arrested seven members of a family and two Arabs suspected to be Al Qaeda operatives, after raiding the house of a woman leader of the Jamaat-e-Islami in Gulshan-e-Maymar, Karachi, on January 9. Although the seven family members were later released, the identities of the arrested Arabs were not disclosed. However, unconfirmed reports indicated that one of the Arabs hails from Morocco, while the other is from Yemen. They were identified as Abu Omar alias Azam and Abu Hamza alias Atiq. They have been reportedly handed over to the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) who, after preliminary investigations, raided a house in the Shah Faisal Colony in search of a Pakistani––Pakistan Islamic Medical Association president Dr Akmal, and his brother Arshad but failed to locate them. Official sources said security agencies also recovered three AK-47 assault rifles, five hand grenades, a satellite phone, a laptop, a few compact discs and approximately Rs one million in local currency and US$ 25,000 from the house in Gulshan-e-Maymar. Sources added that two hand grenades were also hurled at security force personnel during the raid.
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January - 10 
According to a media report, Abu Omar, one of the two Al Qaeda terrorists arrested from Karachi on January 8, is likely to be handed over to US authorities. Omar, hailing from Morocco, and Abu Hamza, belonging to Yemen, were arrested after an encount
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According to a media report, Abu Omar, one of the two Al Qaeda terrorists arrested from Karachi on January 8, is likely to be handed over to US authorities. Omar, hailing from Morocco, and Abu Hamza, belonging to Yemen, were arrested after an encounter in the Gulshan-i-Maymar area of Karachi.
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January - 10 
Naseer Ahmed Ruhi, a former member of the Taliban militia, was quoted as saying in a media report that an unspecified number of Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives were scattered across Pakistan. Ruhi said "hundreds of thousands" of Al Qaeda-linked perso
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Naseer Ahmed Ruhi, a former member of the Taliban militia, was quoted as saying in a media report that an unspecified number of Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives were scattered across Pakistan. Ruhi said "hundreds of thousands" of Al Qaeda-linked personnel were inside Pakistan and operating without fear of arrest or deportation. He also confirmed reports published in the international press that the terrorist network has the potential to use chemical weapons.
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January - 11 
As reported earlier, seven other persons also arrested during the raid were later released. The wife and three sons of Abu Omar are scheduled to be flown to their home country on January 11, today, said official sources. Meanwhile, preliminary invest
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As reported earlier, seven other persons also arrested during the raid were later released. The wife and three sons of Abu Omar are scheduled to be flown to their home country on January 11, today, said official sources. Meanwhile, preliminary investigations revealed Omar was trying to establish a Pakistan Sector of the Al Qaeda and was in constant contact with Khalid Shaikh Muhammad, who is widely believed to be the chief of Al Qaeda operations network.
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January - 12 
Security forces arrested one person from his residence in Baghgai village, approximately 15km away from Wana, in Peshawar, for suspected links with the Al Qaeda, on January 12. Official sources were quoted as saying the raid was conducted on a tip-of
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Security forces arrested one person from his residence in Baghgai village, approximately 15km away from Wana, in Peshawar, for suspected links with the Al Qaeda, on January 12. Official sources were quoted as saying the raid was conducted on a tip-off by intelligence agencies and US Federal Bureau of Investigation. The arrested person was reportedly a military commander of Afghanistan's former Prime Minister and Mujahideen commander Gulbuddin Hekmatyar during the Jehad against the former Soviet Union in Afghanistan.
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January - 13 
An Australian national suspected to have trained with the Al Qaeda in Afghanistan was arrested at the international airport, in Karachi, on January 4, and is being probed for links to the terrorist network, official sources said, on January 13. The s
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An Australian national suspected to have trained with the Al Qaeda in Afghanistan was arrested at the international airport, in Karachi, on January 4, and is being probed for links to the terrorist network, official sources said, on January 13. The suspect, a former Melbourne taxi driver, is reported to have traveled to Pakistan in 2001 to study Islam before heading to Afghanistan. An unnamed security official was quoted as saying in Karachi that his arrest was connected to the January 9-arrest of two Arab Al Qaeda suspects during a pre-dawn raid on a private residence in Karachi. One of the men arrested on January 9 was an Iraqi and the other a Jordanian-Palestinian, he said, rejecting earlier police identification of the men as Moroccan and Yemeni. A Pakistani hockey player’s daughter and politician-wife, who occupied the ground floor of the raided residence, had lived in Australia for several years and returned to Pakistan in 2002, he said. The Australian is reportedly connected to a Muslim fundamentalist group operating in Chechnya. Meanwhile, Australia’s Attorney General Darryl Williams confirmed to the media in Adelaide that the suspect is believed to have trained with the Al Qaeda and added that Australian authorities had been trying to trace him for the past year.
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January - 13 
Officials at the Interior Ministry were quoted as saying in a report in Dawn, a Pakistani daily, that according to the Small Arms Survey, 2002, there were approximately 18 million illegally-held weapons in Pakistan compared to some two million legall
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Officials at the Interior Ministry were quoted as saying in a report in Dawn, a Pakistani daily, that according to the Small Arms Survey, 2002, there were approximately 18 million illegally-held weapons in Pakistan compared to some two million legally-licensed weapons. There are nine illegal arms for every licensed weapon currently held by individuals in the country. The report said, despite the official ban on sale and purchase of non-licensed weapons, unauthorized arms and ammunition remain in circulation, and illegal arms trade and gunrunning continued to flourish. The tribal town of Darra Adamkhel near Peshawar, bordering Afghanistan, is reported to be the largest manufacturer and supplier of low-cost arms in the area.
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January - 13 
Security force personnel arrested three Uzbek women and an Afghan man on January 13 from Wana in an operation against Al Qaeda and Taliban suspects, official sources said. A media report said law enforcement agencies laid siege to certain areas in Ya
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Security force personnel arrested three Uzbek women and an Afghan man on January 13 from Wana in an operation against Al Qaeda and Taliban suspects, official sources said. A media report said law enforcement agencies laid siege to certain areas in Yar Gulkhel near Wana, the headquarters of South Waziristan Agency. Security forces searched many houses in Nargoosi, Karabagh and Sera Ghora villages and arrested the women and the man, who was reportedly in possession of an Indian passport. An unnamed official later said that the Uzbek women were released after preliminary investigations.
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January - 13 
While 1,000 activists were arrested in Punjab, 220 were arrested in Sindh, 18 in Islamabad and 200 in the North West Frontier Province's (NWFP) Malakand division. Of the sealed offices, 300 are in Punjab and 40 in Karachi. The arrested activists belo
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While 1,000 activists were arrested in Punjab, 220 were arrested in Sindh, 18 in Islamabad and 200 in the North West Frontier Province's (NWFP) Malakand division. Of the sealed offices, 300 are in Punjab and 40 in Karachi. The arrested activists belong to the Tehreek-e-Jaferia Pakistan (TJP), Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP), Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JM), Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi (TNSM), Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) and Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM).
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January - 14 
According to a media report, the Lashkar-e-Jabbar (LJ) has asked all non-Muslim doctors working in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir to leave the State within 10 days. A poster bearing the signature of the group was found at an unnamed hospital i
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According to a media report, the Lashkar-e-Jabbar (LJ) has asked all non-Muslim doctors working in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir to leave the State within 10 days. A poster bearing the signature of the group was found at an unnamed hospital in State capital Srinagar, on January 14.
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January - 14 
Three unidentified assailants shot at and injured a son of former Taliban chief military commander Jalaluddin Haqqani on January 14, in the Miran Shah tribal belt, Peshawar, near the Afghan border.
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Three unidentified assailants shot at and injured a son of former Taliban chief military commander Jalaluddin Haqqani on January 14, in the Miran Shah tribal belt, Peshawar, near the Afghan border.
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January - 15 
According to a media report, US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents raided the premises of a madrassa (seminary) in the federal capital Islamabad on January 15. One person was reportedly arrested during this raid. The FBI has reportedly also
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According to a media report, US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents raided the premises of a madrassa (seminary) in the federal capital Islamabad on January 15. One person was reportedly arrested during this raid. The FBI has reportedly also taken possession of all the records of the seminary. However, an Interior Ministry spokesperson denied the raid occurred.
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January - 15 
Four front-ranking Al Qaeda terrorists were hidden at the Lahore residence of medical practitioner Ahmed Javed Khawaja, who was arrested along with four of his relatives on December 18, 2002, the government told the Lahore High Court, on January 15.
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Four front-ranking Al Qaeda terrorists were hidden at the Lahore residence of medical practitioner Ahmed Javed Khawaja, who was arrested along with four of his relatives on December 18, 2002, the government told the Lahore High Court, on January 15. "It was revealed through investigation that the al-Qaeda's most wanted terrorists were being harboured and facilitated at Manawan Compound owned by Dr Ahmed Javed Khawaja and his family," said an Interior Ministry statement presented to the court. The statement responded to a petition by Khawaja's wife challenging the legality of his detention, and that of his brother Naveed, sons Umar Karar and Khizar Ali and nephew Muhammad Usman. The Interior Ministry statement said terrorists allegedly harboured by the family were Abu Yasir Al Jazairi, identified as an Algerian or Moroccan, Assadullah and Sheikh Said Al-Misri, both listed as Egyptians and Abu Faraj, listed as North African. Al Jazairi was "responsible for the business of al-Qaeda," Al-Misri was a financial chief of the network, and Faraj was the head of Al Qaeda's North Africa network, according to the statement. Faraj was also a deputy of Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, a key Al Qaeda figure on the BI list, who escaped a raid on his hideout in Karachi in September 2002, the statement added.
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January - 15 
Media reports quoting official sources indicated that the Australian national arrested on January 4 in Karachi has close links with the Al Qaeda network. The Australian, a convert to Islam and identified as Jack Thomas, had been in close contact with
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Media reports quoting official sources indicated that the Australian national arrested on January 4 in Karachi has close links with the Al Qaeda network. The Australian, a convert to Islam and identified as Jack Thomas, had been in close contact with other Al Qaeda fugitives suspected to be hiding in Karachi, an unnamed official was quoted as saying. Further, information gleaned from Thomas reportedly led to the arrest of two Arab Al Qaeda operatives from a house in Karachi, on January 9.
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January - 15 
Two activists of the Muttahida Quami Movement – Altaf Hussain (MQM-A), including a unit in-charge, were killed while another was injured by two unidentified assailants within the precincts of Jauharabad Police Station, in Karachi, on January 15. MQM-
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Two activists of the Muttahida Quami Movement – Altaf Hussain (MQM-A), including a unit in-charge, were killed while another was injured by two unidentified assailants within the precincts of Jauharabad Police Station, in Karachi, on January 15. MQM-A senior deputy convenor Farooq Sattar later said at a press conference that a First Information Report on the killings would be lodged against the top leadership of the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA), an alliance of six Islamist fundamentalist parties.
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January - 17 
According to a media report, US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents assisted by Pakistani security agencies arrested four foreign suspects of the Al Qaeda from Karachi, on January 17. "On the information of the presence of In-charge Operatio
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According to a media report, US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents assisted by Pakistani security agencies arrested four foreign suspects of the Al Qaeda from Karachi, on January 17. "On the information of the presence of In-charge Operational Wing of al-Qaeda, Khaled Sheikh Mohammad in one of the localities raided, joint operation was conducted," an unnamed police official was quoted as saying. However, he refused to comment whether Khaled was also amongst the four suspects arrested. Those arrested include two Tajiks and two Arab operatives. Police sources also disclosed the recovery a satellite phone, binocular, mobile phones, maps and other important documents from the custody of the suspects.
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January - 17 
Pakistani authorities accompanied by US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents raided at least three madrassas (seminaries) in the federal capital Islamabad, looking for Al Qaeda and Taliban suspects, seminary officials said, on January 17. Abo
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Pakistani authorities accompanied by US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents raided at least three madrassas (seminaries) in the federal capital Islamabad, looking for Al Qaeda and Taliban suspects, seminary officials said, on January 17. About six Ulema (religious scholars) filed a complaint with Islamabad police demanding that charges of unlawful interference in the affairs of seminaries be brought against the FBI. "They illegally entered our Madaris and are interfering in the affairs of our religious institutions," said Abdul Rashid Ghazi, deputy head of the Jamia Faridia, one of the seminaries. The other two seminaries raided were Jamia Misbah-ul-Uloom and Masjid Abdullah bin Masood.
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January - 21 
An anti-terrorism court in Lahore, on January 21, ordered medical practitioner Ahmed Javed Khawaja and his brother Ahmed Naveed Khawaja, accused of sheltering front-ranking Al Qaeda terrorists, to stand trial next week on charges of attempt to murder
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An anti-terrorism court in Lahore, on January 21, ordered medical practitioner Ahmed Javed Khawaja and his brother Ahmed Naveed Khawaja, accused of sheltering front-ranking Al Qaeda terrorists, to stand trial next week on charges of attempt to murder, illegal weapons possession and anti-state activities. As reported earlier, they were arrested after a midnight raid on their residence in Lahore, on December 18, 2002. They have been accused of shooting at some 50 intelligence agents, including United States and Pakistani agents, during the raid.
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January - 22 
Four members of a proscribed group, arrested on January 22 in a raid in the Daroghawala area, are suspected to have planned attacks against Christians and churches, official sources said, on January 23. Police seized five grenades and four rifles dur
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Four members of a proscribed group, arrested on January 22 in a raid in the Daroghawala area, are suspected to have planned attacks against Christians and churches, official sources said, on January 23. Police seized five grenades and four rifles during the operation, Interior Ministry spokesperson Iftikar Ahmad said. "So far, we know that they belong to Lashkar-e-Taiba and have close links with Jaish-e-Muhammad," he added. He also claimed the terrorists were part of a cell that is waging Jihad against Westerners and Christians.
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January - 22 
Police in Lahore arrested four members of an outlawed group in a raid in Daroghawala area, on January 22, for suspected links to the Al Qaeda. Though police are yet to name the outlawed group, a media report indicated that those held belong to the La
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Police in Lahore arrested four members of an outlawed group in a raid in Daroghawala area, on January 22, for suspected links to the Al Qaeda. Though police are yet to name the outlawed group, a media report indicated that those held belong to the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT). An unspecified quantity of arms was also recovered from them.
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January - 22 
Self-styled chief of the proscribed Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) Sunni group Akram Lahori, and his two associates, denied on January 22 their involvement in the July 2001-murder of Shaukat Mirza, the Managing Director of a public sector organisation. Reco
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Self-styled chief of the proscribed Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) Sunni group Akram Lahori, and his two associates, denied on January 22 their involvement in the July 2001-murder of Shaukat Mirza, the Managing Director of a public sector organisation. Recording their statements before an anti-terrorism court in Karachi, the three also reportedly disputed the date and place of their arrest as claimed by police. Lahori and his two associates are being tried for killing Mirza and his driver on July 26, 2001.
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January - 22 
The Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), on January 22, threatened to carry out more suicide attacks in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K). "We will carry out Fidayeen (suicide) attacks on security forces' bases across the valley to force the withdrawal o
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The Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), on January 22, threatened to carry out more suicide attacks in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K). "We will carry out Fidayeen (suicide) attacks on security forces' bases across the valley to force the withdrawal of troops from held Kashmir," spokesman Abu Esa said in a statement sent to newspapers in Srinagar, capital city of J&K.
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January - 23 
According to a media report, unidentified assailants shot dead a writer whose work was viewed as being critical of Osama bin Laden and the Taliban militia in Afghanistan. The Afghan writer, Fazal Wahab, who was reportedly engaged in a debate with cer
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According to a media report, unidentified assailants shot dead a writer whose work was viewed as being critical of Osama bin Laden and the Taliban militia in Afghanistan. The Afghan writer, Fazal Wahab, who was reportedly engaged in a debate with certain pro-Taliban Ulema (religious scholars), was living as a refugee in Swat, North West Frontier Province (NWFP). Police said three or four gunmen attacked a shop when Wahab was present there. The assailants opened fire indiscriminately, killing him and the owner of the shop on the spot, while a shop assistant died while being moved to a hospital. Prominent Ulema of the Deoband and Wahabi schools of thought reportedly issued Fatwas (religious edicts) against him, declaring his work as un-Islamic, after he wrote two books challenging the role of mullahs (clerics), Osama bin Laden and the Taliban.
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January - 23 
The Lahore High Court’s Multan bench, on January 23, refused to prosecute proscribed Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Maulana Masood Azhar on charges of making an anti-India speech. "It is not a crime to make speeches against India," ruled Judge Ijaz Ahm
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The Lahore High Court’s Multan bench, on January 23, refused to prosecute proscribed Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Maulana Masood Azhar on charges of making an anti-India speech. "It is not a crime to make speeches against India," ruled Judge Ijaz Ahmed Chaudhry, while dismissing the case. He said Indian Deputy Premier L K Advani "threatens Pakistan daily in India but the Indian government never institutes any case against him." Lahore Police registered a case against Azhar in August 2001 for delivering speeches against India. Altaf Shah, counsel for the Punjab government, told the Court that the Jaish chief made "provocative and sensational speeches which instigated students and youths to create a law and order situation." However, the Judge did not agree with this deposition and added, "Indian leaders always make anti-Pakistan and prejudicial speeches and they always attempt to create troubles for Pakistan."
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January - 23 
US Ambassador in Pakistan Nancy Powell, on January 23, said Pakistan must that ensure its pledges are implemented to prevent the infiltration of terrorists across the Line of Control (LoC) and end the "use of Pakistan as a platform for terrorism". Sh
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US Ambassador in Pakistan Nancy Powell, on January 23, said Pakistan must that ensure its pledges are implemented to prevent the infiltration of terrorists across the Line of Control (LoC) and end the "use of Pakistan as a platform for terrorism". She also proposed a cease-fire along the LoC as a way to encourage peace in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir. "We continue to look for ways to encourage peace in Kashmir. One important step can be a cease-fire along the Line of Control," she said, while speaking at a luncheon meeting of American Business Council (ABC), in Karachi. She said that, during the last visit of Assistant Secretary of State Christina Rocca to Pakistan, it was reaffirmed the US would continue to honour commitments made by President George W. Bush and Secretary of State Colin Powell to promote a dialogue between India and Pakistan. She also said that, in the wake of 9/11, the US has initiated a $73 million programme to assist Pakistan in reducing illegal weapons-smuggling, combat narcotics flow, as also prevent the movement of terrorists who killed people all nationalities, including Pakistanis.
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January - 26 
Former Taliban ‘commander’ Ghazi Mulla was quoted in a Pakistani media report, on January 27, as having claimed that the Al Qaeda has 3,501 cadres spread across the world. In an interview from an undisclosed location on the Pakistan–Afghanistan borde
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Former Taliban ‘commander’ Ghazi Mulla was quoted in a Pakistani media report, on January 27, as having claimed that the Al Qaeda has 3,501 cadres spread across the world. In an interview from an undisclosed location on the Pakistan–Afghanistan border, Mulla said Al Qaeda operatives were pursuing their objectives in an organised manner. "Our enemies should stop indulging in wishful thinking that the al-Qaeda is finished. It is alive and kicking," he said.
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January - 27 
A report in the Daily Times quoting official sources said Ahmed Khawaja, a Lahore-based doctor arrested in December 2002 for alleged Al Qaeda links, reportedly confessed he provided medical treatment to a wife of Osama bin Laden and also to the wife
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A report in the Daily Times quoting official sources said Ahmed Khawaja, a Lahore-based doctor arrested in December 2002 for alleged Al Qaeda links, reportedly confessed he provided medical treatment to a wife of Osama bin Laden and also to the wife of another key Al Qaeda leader, Abu Zubaida. Khawaja and his companions are currently being interrogated by US Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI) and Pakistani intelligence officials. The report also said Zubaida was arrested in March 2002 from Faisalabad after a call was traced to Khawaja’s number. An unnamed official is quoted as saying in the report that "it was later disclosed that the call was made by Zubaida to thank the doctor for providing treatment to his pregnant wife."
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January - 28 
According to a media report, police in Dera Ismail Khan arrested 21 activists of the Jamiaat-ul-Ansaar, including the district chief, from its office at Tank Adda, on January 28. Police also recovered a rifle 7MM, a Kalashinkov, a pistol, a mobile te
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According to a media report, police in Dera Ismail Khan arrested 21 activists of the Jamiaat-ul-Ansaar, including the district chief, from its office at Tank Adda, on January 28. Police also recovered a rifle 7MM, a Kalashinkov, a pistol, a mobile telephone and some literature.
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January - 28 
Medical practitioner Ahmed Khawaja and his brother, a Canadian national, accused of having links with the Al Qaeda, were formally charged at a Lahore anti-terrorism court, on January 28, on charges of harbouring Al Qaeda operatives, attempted murder
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Medical practitioner Ahmed Khawaja and his brother, a Canadian national, accused of having links with the Al Qaeda, were formally charged at a Lahore anti-terrorism court, on January 28, on charges of harbouring Al Qaeda operatives, attempted murder and illegal weapons possession. Both were arrested on December 18, 2002, on the suspicion of sheltering Al Qaeda cadres. As reported earlier, Khawaja reportedly confessed he provided medical treatment to a wife of Osama bin Laden and also to the wife of another key Al Qaeda leader, Abu Zubaida.
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January - 28 
The Punjab government has placed a ban on Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) Amir (chief) Hafiz Muhammad Saeed delivering any public speech, official sources were quoted as saying in a media report. These sources also said the government has informed the local ad
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The Punjab government has placed a ban on Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) Amir (chief) Hafiz Muhammad Saeed delivering any public speech, official sources were quoted as saying in a media report. These sources also said the government has informed the local administration to prohibit the entry of Saeed in Sialkot, Gujranwala, Gujrat, Jhang, Lahore, Multan, Bahawalpur Rawalpindi, Jehlum, Hafizabad, and Faisalabad districts. The heads of all educational institutions, especially government institutions, have reportedly been instructed not to allow the LeT or any other proscribed group having links with the Lashkar to hold public meetings or Friday congregation in their institutions.
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January - 30 
According to a media report, 21 arrested terrorists of the proscribed Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM) were released on January 30 following North West Frontier Province (NWFP) Chief Minister Akram Khan Durrani’s expression of displeasure at their detentio
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According to a media report, 21 arrested terrorists of the proscribed Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM) were released on January 30 following North West Frontier Province (NWFP) Chief Minister Akram Khan Durrani’s expression of displeasure at their detention. They were released at Dera Ismail Khan city, 200 miles south of Peshawar. The NWFP Chief Secretary Shakil Durrani on behalf of the Chief Minister ordered the immediate release of the terrorists, who had been arrested on January 28 by the Dera police. The HuM is reportedly operating under a new group name – Jamiat-ul-Ansar.
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January - 30 
President Pervez Musharraf was quoted as saying in an interview with Panorama, an Italian magazine, that his intelligence services believe Osama bin Laden is dead, but they have no proof. "It's an assessment, not a proven proof," Musharraf was quoted
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President Pervez Musharraf was quoted as saying in an interview with Panorama, an Italian magazine, that his intelligence services believe Osama bin Laden is dead, but they have no proof. "It's an assessment, not a proven proof," Musharraf was quoted as saying. "It's a guess of my intelligence services. With all the bombing taken place (in Afghanistan), bin Laden could not be roaming around with 100 bodyguards for a long time. Furthermore he is tall and recognizable," he added. Musharraf while ruling out the possibility that bin Laden could be in Pakistan, said, "If he is alive, he is in Afghanistan."
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January - 30 
The United States said on January 30 that it had designated the Pakistani sectarian group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation. The LeJ, alleged to have links with the Al Qaeda, has also been named as a suspect in the abduction
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The United States said on January 30 that it had designated the Pakistani sectarian group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation. The LeJ, alleged to have links with the Al Qaeda, has also been named as a suspect in the abduction-cum-murder in Pakistan of US journalist Daniel Pearl. The decision was announced in the Federal Register, a gazette of US government business and by the State Department. A Bulletin from the Office of Foreign Assets Control issued by the department confirmed putting LeJ, a Sunni group already proscribed in Pakistan, as an entity on the terrorist bodies' list. "Today I am taking another important step in our campaign to eliminate the scourge of terrorism… I am designating the Lashkar-i-Jhangvi as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation under US law. The Government of Pakistan has already designated the Lashkar-i-Jhangvi a terrorist organisation, and we look forward to working with Pakistani authorities to shut this group down," said Secretary of State Colin Powell. Media reports said that the decision came a day after Powell held talks with the Pakistani Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri, who renewed Islamabad’s support for the US anti-terror campaign.
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*Data till , March 27, 2024
Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.
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