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Swat (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2008
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September - 1 
Earlier on September 1-night, a post office was set on fire in Deolai.
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Earlier on September 1-night, a post office was set on fire in Deolai.
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September - 1 
Military aircraft bombed Taliban positions in the Ghat Piochar area of Swat in the NWFP on September 1, but the number of militant casualties was not known, Daily Times reported. Security forces used artillery and helicopter gun-ships to bomb Taliban positions in the upper Swat areas of Koza Bandi,
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Military aircraft bombed Taliban positions in the Ghat Piochar area of Swat in the NWFP on September 1, but the number of militant casualties was not known, Daily Times reported. Security forces used artillery and helicopter gun-ships to bomb Taliban positions in the upper Swat areas of Koza Bandi, Bara Bandi, Dhaire, and Matta. Militant spokesman Muslim Khan said five abandoned houses and a school were also destroyed in the bombing. The same area was bombed during the night between August 29 and 30, when the military officials claimed killing nearly 50 militants.
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September - 1 
One person was killed and fiver others injured when a shell allegedly fired by the security forces at Taliban positions hit a house in Koza Bandi.
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One person was killed and fiver others injured when a shell allegedly fired by the security forces at Taliban positions hit a house in Koza Bandi.
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September - 2 
15 persons were killed and about 35 others sustained injuries when air force jets and helicopters targeted militants’ hideouts in the Gut and Peuchar areas of Swat valley in the NWFP on September 2, Dawn reported. The military said several militants had been killed and injured in the air strikes whi
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15 persons were killed and about 35 others sustained injuries when air force jets and helicopters targeted militants’ hideouts in the Gut and Peuchar areas of Swat valley in the NWFP on September 2, Dawn reported. The military said several militants had been killed and injured in the air strikes which commenced early in the morning. Local people said civilians were also killed. .
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September - 2 
A retired schoolteacher was shot dead in the Koza Banda area of Kabal sub-division.
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A retired schoolteacher was shot dead in the Koza Banda area of Kabal sub-division.
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September - 2 
A spokesman for the Taliban said eight civilians had been killed and seven houses damaged by the shelling.
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A spokesman for the Taliban said eight civilians had been killed and seven houses damaged by the shelling.
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September - 2 
According to a report, the civilian casualties in the September 2 aerial strikes on Peuchar rose to 23 from 15 while another 50 were reported injured.
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According to a report, the civilian casualties in the September 2 aerial strikes on Peuchar rose to 23 from 15 while another 50 were reported injured.
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September - 2 
An Assistant Sub-Inspector of traffic police was shot dead by the militants on September 2
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An Assistant Sub-Inspector of traffic police was shot dead by the militants on September 2
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September - 2 
In the province, militants in in the province, militants in Darra Adamkhel town on September 2 fired three rockets at the Kohat Tunnel, causing minor damages to its outer portion while the security forces (SFs) continued shelling the suspected hideouts of militants on the fifth consecutive day. Sour
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In the province, militants in in the province, militants in Darra Adamkhel town on September 2 fired three rockets at the Kohat Tunnel, causing minor damages to its outer portion while the security forces (SFs) continued shelling the suspected hideouts of militants on the fifth consecutive day. Sources told The News that the militants had already taken positions on the hilltops around the semi-tribal valley and were targeting the security forces camps and other Government facilities. SFs also continued shelling the militants' hideouts, forcing the common populace of Sherakai, Bostikhel and other parts of the town to shift to safer places on the day one of the holy month of Ramazan.
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September - 2 
Six shops in Matta bazaar owned by the ruling Awami National Party leader Afzal Khan Lala were also blown up. The shops had reportedly been vacated after threats by militants over the past few days. Afzal Khan is the only senior nationalist leader who is still living in the Swat valley despite sever
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Six shops in Matta bazaar owned by the ruling Awami National Party leader Afzal Khan Lala were also blown up. The shops had reportedly been vacated after threats by militants over the past few days. Afzal Khan is the only senior nationalist leader who is still living in the Swat valley despite several attacks and continuing threats.
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September - 2 
The Prime Minister’s Adviser on Interior Affairs, Rehman Malik, said on September 2 that military operations in the tribal region and troubled areas of the NWFP had been suspended in reverence for Ramazan. “Let me make it very clear that the operation has been suspended in the tribal areas, Swat and
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The Prime Minister’s Adviser on Interior Affairs, Rehman Malik, said on September 2 that military operations in the tribal region and troubled areas of the NWFP had been suspended in reverence for Ramazan. “Let me make it very clear that the operation has been suspended in the tribal areas, Swat and Bajaur in respect for Ramazan… We will strongly react if someone tries to disturb peace or attack the forces,” he told journalists at the Parliament House in Islamabad.
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September - 3 
The security forces (SFs) claimed to have killed about 30 militants and wounded 35 others in a ground assault backed by gunship helicopters in the militants-infested Koza Bandai area of Swat Valley in the NWFP on September 3, The News reported. There were also reports about five civilian casualties,
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The security forces (SFs) claimed to have killed about 30 militants and wounded 35 others in a ground assault backed by gunship helicopters in the militants-infested Koza Bandai area of Swat Valley in the NWFP on September 3, The News reported. There were also reports about five civilian casualties, including four women, besides injuries to scores of others. Two SF personnel were reportedly killed and four others sustained injuries. SFs launched a ground assault in Koza Bandai, the native village of the Swat Taliban spokesman Muslim Khan, at dawn on September 3 to clear the area of the militants. A Mingora-based military spokesman, Major Nasir Ali, told The News that 25 to 30 militants were killed and 30 to 35 were injured in the attack that was backed by gunship helicopters. He claimed that the militants had been flushed out of the area but "some pockets of resistance were still there," which, he added, "would be mopped up in the next stage of the operation". Giving details, Major Ali said militants had established themselves in the village and made the civilian population hostage. The area, he added, was a stronghold of the miscreants, which served as a launching pad for their terrorist activities in and around the suburbs of Mingora, the district headquarters of Swat. Taliban spokesman Muslim Khan said the SFs had destroyed 200 houses in the operation at Koza Bandai.
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September - 3 
The SFs arrested eight suspected militants, injured in the Koza Badai operation, from Saidu Sharif hospital.
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The SFs arrested eight suspected militants, injured in the Koza Badai operation, from Saidu Sharif hospital.
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September - 4 
17 militants and nine civilians were killed when security forces, backed by helicopter gunships and artillery, targeted militants’ hideouts in the Koza Bandai area of Swat in the NWFP on September 4, Dawn reported. A military press release said that three key Taliban commanders — Mohammad Younis, Sa
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17 militants and nine civilians were killed when security forces, backed by helicopter gunships and artillery, targeted militants’ hideouts in the Koza Bandai area of Swat in the NWFP on September 4, Dawn reported. A military press release said that three key Taliban commanders — Mohammad Younis, Saifur Rehman and Ziaur Rehman — were among the dead. Military spokesman in Swat, Major Nasir Ali, said that 47 militants had been killed in two days of operation in the area. Troops have reportedly taken control of the area and are advancing to other places in the Swat valley. Local people said nine civilians, including four children and a woman, were killed and several others injured when mortar shells hit their houses. An employee of a construction company was killed in Koza Bandai and two people in Mangulpam. Helicopters had reportedly dropped pamphlets in the morning asking people to vacate the area by noon to avoid collateral damage. About 3,000 families left their homes and moved to Bara Bandai, Dheri and Kanju.
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24 people were killed in the Matta sub-division of Swat in the NWFP as villagers battled Taliban militants on September 5 and 6 after foiling a kidnap attempt by the Taliban, Daily Times reported. A military statement put the death toll at 24 in the clashes in the Mandal Dag area. The clash started
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24 people were killed in the Matta sub-division of Swat in the NWFP as villagers battled Taliban militants on September 5 and 6 after foiling a kidnap attempt by the Taliban, Daily Times reported. A military statement put the death toll at 24 in the clashes in the Mandal Dag area. The clash started when the villagers foiled an attempt by the Taliban to kidnap a fortune-teller, Samiullah, killing six militants. The militants later returned en masse, and the ensuing clashes left 15 villagers and three more militants dead, AP reported.
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September - 5 
Ten persons, including four militants, were killed and several others injured on September 5 when local people clashed with the Taliban militants in the Mandal Dag area of Matta sub-division in Swat, The News reported. Sources said the local people clashed with the Taliban when the militants besiege
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Ten persons, including four militants, were killed and several others injured on September 5 when local people clashed with the Taliban militants in the Mandal Dag area of Matta sub-division in Swat, The News reported. Sources said the local people clashed with the Taliban when the militants besieged the area for picking up a ‘Pir’ (saint) identified as Saifur Rehman. Annoyed with the step, people of the area clashed with the militants. During the fight, six locals and four Taliban militants were killed and several others, including three militants, were injured. In the meantime, residents of the area also blew up an explosive-laden vehicle of the militants. The militants also picked up seven locals and shifted them to an undisclosed location.
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September - 5 
Two civilians were killed and as many injured as the security forces continued their operation against the militants in the Kabal sub-division. A man, identified as Mujeebur Rehman, and his minor daughter, Khushboo, were killed when an artillery shell hit their house in Akhund Kellay, while his wife
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Two civilians were killed and as many injured as the security forces continued their operation against the militants in the Kabal sub-division. A man, identified as Mujeebur Rehman, and his minor daughter, Khushboo, were killed when an artillery shell hit their house in Akhund Kellay, while his wife, son and sister sustained injuries. Troops also targeted militants' hideouts in Mamdheri, Ghuricha, Mathra, Kotkay and Akhund Kellay.
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September - 5 
Two top Taliban commanders were killed in an exchange of fire with the security forces (SFs) in the Matta tehsil (revenue division) of Swat district in the NWFP on October 5, Daily Times reported. A spokesman of the Swat Media Centre told APP that Taliban commanders Ayub and Amir Zaib were killed wh
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Two top Taliban commanders were killed in an exchange of fire with the security forces (SFs) in the Matta tehsil (revenue division) of Swat district in the NWFP on October 5, Daily Times reported. A spokesman of the Swat Media Centre told APP that Taliban commanders Ayub and Amir Zaib were killed when they clashed with the SFs during a search operation in the Sambat area of Matta. Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed that a Taliban hideout had also been destroyed in the operation.
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September - 7 
Five more persons were killed and 14 others sustained injuries as violence continued in the Swat Valley in NWFP on September 7, The News reported. Sources said the militants attacked an Army base camp and a nearby police station in the Kabal sub-division with heavy weapons, injuring two security for
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Five more persons were killed and 14 others sustained injuries as violence continued in the Swat Valley in NWFP on September 7, The News reported. Sources said the militants attacked an Army base camp and a nearby police station in the Kabal sub-division with heavy weapons, injuring two security force (SF) personnel. The SFs continued artillery shelling on suspected hideouts of the militants in the Koza Bandai area of Kabal. Three persons, including a woman, were killed and 12 others injured when the houses of two civilians, identified as Amir Rehman and Said Jalal, were hit by shells. However, the military did not confirm the incident. Unidentified men shot dead two persons, namely Siraj of Babo and Zubair of Kotanai areas, while the militants also blew up the house of the PPP-S district chief Sher Shah Khan's brother in Koza Bandai area.
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September - 7 
The Maulana Fazlullah-led militants in Swat on September 7 said they would not release the kidnapped Chinese engineers till the release of the arrested Taliban militants. The spokesman of the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Muslim Khan, said 38 security force personnel were in their captivit
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The Maulana Fazlullah-led militants in Swat on September 7 said they would not release the kidnapped Chinese engineers till the release of the arrested Taliban militants. The spokesman of the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Muslim Khan, said 38 security force personnel were in their captivity for more than a month but the Government was least bothered about them. Muslim Khan said first around 70 of their colleagues, currently in the Government custody, would be swapped for the 38 captives and then they would discuss the release of the Chinese engineers and their Pakistani guard and driver. "Until the exchange of prisoners, the Chinese will be our guests… We have no intention to harm them," he said.
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September - 8 
At least 10 militants were killed and 14 civilians injured while several houses were destroyed in shelling by the security forces on Koza Bandai area of Kabal sub-division in the Swat valley in North West Frontier Province on September 8, The News reported. Sources said the security forces continued
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At least 10 militants were killed and 14 civilians injured while several houses were destroyed in shelling by the security forces on Koza Bandai area of Kabal sub-division in the Swat valley in North West Frontier Province on September 8, The News reported. Sources said the security forces continued artillery shelling on suspected hideouts of militants in Koza Bandai, killing 10 militants and destroying several houses. At least 14 persons, including two women, were also injured, when their houses were struck by shells fired by the security forces. Meanwhile, spy planes were again seen hovering for several hours over the area on September 8 that panicked the people.
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September - 10 
11 militants were killed by the security forces in the Kooza Bandai area of the NWFP, local residents and a military spokesman said on September 10, Daily Times reported. Fighter planes were also used to target suspected Taliban positions in the area, locals said. However, military spokesman Col. Na
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11 militants were killed by the security forces in the Kooza Bandai area of the NWFP, local residents and a military spokesman said on September 10, Daily Times reported. Fighter planes were also used to target suspected Taliban positions in the area, locals said. However, military spokesman Col. Nadeem denied the statement, saying the planes were on reconnaissance flights over the area. "There has been no aerial bombing today despite planes flying over the area," he told Daily Times and confirmed the 11 Taliban casualties. Swat-based Taliban spokesman, Muslim Khan, alleged that "jet planes bombed" their positions in Kooza Bandai.
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September - 10 
Militants continued to target property of politicians and used bombs to destroy the ANP leader Afzal Khan's bus stand and seven shops in the Sumbat area of Matta tehsil (administrative division).
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Militants continued to target property of politicians and used bombs to destroy the ANP leader Afzal Khan's bus stand and seven shops in the Sumbat area of Matta tehsil (administrative division).
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September - 11 
Eight militants were killed on September 11 when the security forces (SFs) attacked their hideouts in the Swat valley of NWFP, AFP reported the military as saying, according to Daily Times. Six of the militants died when helicopter gun ships fired missiles in the Ningolai Kabal area, hitting the hou
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Eight militants were killed on September 11 when the security forces (SFs) attacked their hideouts in the Swat valley of NWFP, AFP reported the military as saying, according to Daily Times. Six of the militants died when helicopter gun ships fired missiles in the Ningolai Kabal area, hitting the house of local militant commander Khurshid Shah, military spokesman Nadeem Anwar said.
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September - 11 
In the Sher Palam area of Swat, two militants were killed in clashes between the SFs security forces and militants. "The bodies of those two have been handed over to the local elders," Anwar said, adding that rifles, grenades and radio sets had been recovered in the area.
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In the Sher Palam area of Swat, two militants were killed in clashes between the SFs security forces and militants. "The bodies of those two have been handed over to the local elders," Anwar said, adding that rifles, grenades and radio sets had been recovered in the area.
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September - 11 
Militants killed a police constable and his daughter in the Matta Tehsil (administrative division), official sources told Daily Times, adding, the militants opened fire and killed Constable Dost Mohammad Khan and his nine-year old daughter when they were returning home in the Kooza Bamkhela area of
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Militants killed a police constable and his daughter in the Matta Tehsil (administrative division), official sources told Daily Times, adding, the militants opened fire and killed Constable Dost Mohammad Khan and his nine-year old daughter when they were returning home in the Kooza Bamkhela area of Swat district.
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September - 11 
The militants blew up a telephone exchange and several houses in the Kabal Tehsil.
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The militants blew up a telephone exchange and several houses in the Kabal Tehsil.
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September - 11 
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Swat said that no shariah law of the NWFP government would be acceptable unless Sufi Muhammad, chief of the banned Tehreek Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi, approved it. Talking to reporters, TTP spokesman, Muslim Khan, said that the NWFP government must first take Mu
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The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Swat said that no shariah law of the NWFP government would be acceptable unless Sufi Muhammad, chief of the banned Tehreek Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi, approved it. Talking to reporters, TTP spokesman, Muslim Khan, said that the NWFP government must first take Muhammad’s approval for imposing the shariah in Malakand division under the Shari Nazam-e-Adle Act 1999, otherwise they would not accept it. The statement came after an announcement by the NWFP government that it will enforce shariah law in Malakand division during the month of Ramazan.
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September - 12 
At least 14 terrorists including two key ‘commanders’ were killed and five others were injured during the military operation in the Swat district in North West Frontier Province (NWFP) on September 12, reports Daily Times. The terrorist commanders were identified as Ibrahim and Asghar. Ibrahim was r
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At least 14 terrorists including two key ‘commanders’ were killed and five others were injured during the military operation in the Swat district in North West Frontier Province (NWFP) on September 12, reports Daily Times. The terrorist commanders were identified as Ibrahim and Asghar. Ibrahim was reportedly involved in the killing of security personnel. The report adds that security forces continued to neutralise terrorist hideouts in the Kooza Bandai area of Kabal tehsil (administrative division) on September 12, in an offensive that began late on September 11.
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September - 13 
Dawn reports that seven suspected militants were killed and several other people injured as military operation in the Koza, Bara and Ser Bandai areas of Swat in NWFP continued on September 13. Two security force (SF) personnel also sustained injuries, a statement issued by the Swat media centre said
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Dawn reports that seven suspected militants were killed and several other people injured as military operation in the Koza, Bara and Ser Bandai areas of Swat in NWFP continued on September 13. Two security force (SF) personnel also sustained injuries, a statement issued by the Swat media centre said, adding, the SFs backed by artillery and helicopters gunship pounded militant hideouts in the Koza Bandai and Kotlai areas of Kabal Tehsil (administrative unit).
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September - 13 
Unidentified assailants shot dead, Abdul Latif Khan, a local leader of the Awami National Party (ANP) in the Matta Tehsil.
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Unidentified assailants shot dead, Abdul Latif Khan, a local leader of the Awami National Party (ANP) in the Matta Tehsil.
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September - 14 
A two-day cease-fire was announced after talks between a peace committee and terrorists in Swat on September 13, ARY One World reported, according to Daily Times. The second round of talks between the peace committee and terrorists will be held on September 14 (today).
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A two-day cease-fire was announced after talks between a peace committee and terrorists in Swat on September 13, ARY One World reported, according to Daily Times. The second round of talks between the peace committee and terrorists will be held on September 14 (today).
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September - 14 
Taliban in Swat are likely to release 38 abducted security force (SF) personnel in the next 48 hours, sources told Daily Times on September 14. The SFS personnel, including police and Frontier Constabulary (FC) officials, had been abducted by terrorists who besieged a police post in the Dewlay area
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Taliban in Swat are likely to release 38 abducted security force (SF) personnel in the next 48 hours, sources told Daily Times on September 14. The SFS personnel, including police and Frontier Constabulary (FC) officials, had been abducted by terrorists who besieged a police post in the Dewlay area of Swat some two months back. The abducted personnel were scheduled to be released on September 14-afternoon. However, their release was delayed as the Taliban’s shura (council) meeting was postponed until September 15 (today)-morning, sources said.
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September - 15 
Swat-based Taliban on September 15 freed 25 security force (SF) personnel of the 38 they had earlier abducted as a ‘gesture of goodwill’. The release followed a Taliban executive council meeting chaired by rebel cleric Mullah Fazlullah at an undisclosed location in Swat, sources privy to the meeting
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Swat-based Taliban on September 15 freed 25 security force (SF) personnel of the 38 they had earlier abducted as a ‘gesture of goodwill’. The release followed a Taliban executive council meeting chaired by rebel cleric Mullah Fazlullah at an undisclosed location in Swat, sources privy to the meeting told Daily Times. Taliban spokesman Muslim Khan told Daily Times by telephone the remaining 12 would be freed "in two or three days" after another meeting. "We have freed them in respect of the holy month of Ramazan, therefore, we did not [make any demands]," said the spokesman. He said the men had assured the Taliban they would not return to their jobs as soldiers after being released. As reported earlier, Taliban had captured 38 SF personnel during a siege of a post in the Dewlay area of Kabal Tehsil (administrative unit) on July 30. They had killed one of the captives, Taj Muhammad, last week.
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September - 16 
A suicide bomber and Taliban militants attacked a security check post in the Kabal tehsil (revenue division) of Swat in the NWFP on September 16 killing three soldiers, a senior official said, reports Daily Times. The attack occurred at a school building where around 350 personnel of the Frontier Co
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A suicide bomber and Taliban militants attacked a security check post in the Kabal tehsil (revenue division) of Swat in the NWFP on September 16 killing three soldiers, a senior official said, reports Daily Times. The attack occurred at a school building where around 350 personnel of the Frontier Corps and Frontier Constabulary were present, APP reported. The bomber blew himself up as paramilitary soldiers approached his vehicle, before the Taliban attacked the check post, army spokesman Murad Khan said, adding, "The security forces intercepted a vehicle which was driving towards the post and the suicide bomber blew himself up in the car. Soon a group of Taliban tried to enter the post by firing on soldiers, but security forces managed to repulse their attack and three soldiers were martyred and six wounded."
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September - 17 
The News reports that the security forces (SFs) on September 17 took control of the vacated Koza Bandai area of Swat in the FATA. Taliban had vacated the area after an agreement with the local peace committee on September 15-16. The SFs entered the village, the stronghold of the militants, and took
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The News reports that the security forces (SFs) on September 17 took control of the vacated Koza Bandai area of Swat in the FATA. Taliban had vacated the area after an agreement with the local peace committee on September 15-16. The SFs entered the village, the stronghold of the militants, and took position at the rooftops of houses. They started clearing the area of mines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). By September 17-evening, they had cleared 30 per cent of the area from mines and IEDs. The forces would leave Koza Bandai once they clear the area and hand over the village to the peace committee.
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September - 17 
The SFs conducted a raid on the house of Behram in the Asala area of Khwazakhela and arrested four suspected militants. However, the owner of the house, Behram, was not present at the time of the raid. Those arrested were identified as Muhammad Umer, Shoaib, Ilyas and Masood who were shifted to an u
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The SFs conducted a raid on the house of Behram in the Asala area of Khwazakhela and arrested four suspected militants. However, the owner of the house, Behram, was not present at the time of the raid. Those arrested were identified as Muhammad Umer, Shoaib, Ilyas and Masood who were shifted to an undisclosed location for interrogation. Unspecified numbers of weapons were also recovered from the militants. Shoaib has been accused of having nexus with a terrorist, who had carried out a blast in Wich Khuar.
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September - 18 
Daily Times reports that the Taliban in Swat in the NWFP on September 18 released eight more of the 38 security force (SF) personnel they had abducted around two months ago, official sources said. The Taliban had released 25 hostages on September 15. The sources said five SF personnel were still in
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Daily Times reports that the Taliban in Swat in the NWFP on September 18 released eight more of the 38 security force (SF) personnel they had abducted around two months ago, official sources said. The Taliban had released 25 hostages on September 15. The sources said five SF personnel were still in Taliban custody, whose release was expected soon. Taliban spokesman Haji Muslim Khan confirmed the release of the eight personnel, and promised the remaining five would soon be freed in reverence of the holy month of Ramazan.
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September - 18 
Taliban punished two ‘thieves’ in the Labut area of Matta Tehsil (administrative unit) with 16 lashes each, after charges were proved against them.
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Taliban punished two ‘thieves’ in the Labut area of Matta Tehsil (administrative unit) with 16 lashes each, after charges were proved against them.
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September - 19 
Militants fired a RPG-7rocket on court road near the Swat district session judge’s court. However, no casualties were reported in these incidents.
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Militants fired a RPG-7rocket on court road near the Swat district session judge’s court. However, no casualties were reported in these incidents.
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September - 19 
Militants in the Dakorak area of Charbagh in the Swat valley of NWFP lobbed hand grenades at Brinks-armoured car, shifting cash amount, killing two occupants and injuring as many, and also looted PKR 9.8 million on September 19, reports The News. The killed security officials were identified as Muha
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Militants in the Dakorak area of Charbagh in the Swat valley of NWFP lobbed hand grenades at Brinks-armoured car, shifting cash amount, killing two occupants and injuring as many, and also looted PKR 9.8 million on September 19, reports The News. The killed security officials were identified as Muhammad Omar and Ahmad. The vehicle was also badly damaged in the attack.
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September - 19 
The security forces (SFs) bombed suspected Taliban hideouts in different areas of Swat district, including, Tehsil Matta, Tehsil Charbagh, Isharband, Mangol Tan and Allahabad.
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The security forces (SFs) bombed suspected Taliban hideouts in different areas of Swat district, including, Tehsil Matta, Tehsil Charbagh, Isharband, Mangol Tan and Allahabad.
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September - 19 
The security forces who had entered Koza Bandai a couple of days ago, blew up the houses of nine militants, including three commanders with explosives.
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The security forces who had entered Koza Bandai a couple of days ago, blew up the houses of nine militants, including three commanders with explosives.
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September - 19 
The SFs operation to clear landmines and defuse explosive devices from Koza Bandi continued for the second consecutive day. Up to 60 percent areas have been cleared so far. According to a statement issued by the Media Information Centre Swat, around 75 Taliban have been killed with a similar number
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The SFs operation to clear landmines and defuse explosive devices from Koza Bandi continued for the second consecutive day. Up to 60 percent areas have been cleared so far. According to a statement issued by the Media Information Centre Swat, around 75 Taliban have been killed with a similar number injured in the past 14 days in Koza Bandi.
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September - 21 
Five persons, including a minor girl and a woman, were injured when unidentified militants on September 21 blew up a grid station at Amman Kot chowk (Rahimabad) in the Mingora area of Swat in the NWFP, disrupting power supply to Swat and Shangla districts, reports Daily Times. The Online quoted an e
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Five persons, including a minor girl and a woman, were injured when unidentified militants on September 21 blew up a grid station at Amman Kot chowk (Rahimabad) in the Mingora area of Swat in the NWFP, disrupting power supply to Swat and Shangla districts, reports Daily Times. The Online quoted an employee at the grid station as saying that unidentified men held the staff hostage and fixed remote control bombs in the control room.
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September - 21 
Security forces withdrew from the Kooza Bandai area of Kabal tehsil (revenue division) after establishing three check posts in the area, officials said. Taliban had vacated the area two days ago after an agreement with a local Jirga (council).
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Security forces withdrew from the Kooza Bandai area of Kabal tehsil (revenue division) after establishing three check posts in the area, officials said. Taliban had vacated the area two days ago after an agreement with a local Jirga (council).
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September - 22 
At least nine security force (SF) personnel were killed and two other injured on September 22 in a suicide car-bomb attack on a check post in Swat in the NWFP, the military and security officials said, according to Daily Times. A suspected Taliban militant rammed his explosives-laden car into a smal
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At least nine security force (SF) personnel were killed and two other injured on September 22 in a suicide car-bomb attack on a check post in Swat in the NWFP, the military and security officials said, according to Daily Times. A suspected Taliban militant rammed his explosives-laden car into a small roadside check post in Madyan town in Swat, the officials said.
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September - 22 
Unidentified men blew up the house of Kooza Bandai, Nazim Sher Afzal Khan, with explosives. However, no casualty was reported, according to Online.
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Unidentified men blew up the house of Kooza Bandai, Nazim Sher Afzal Khan, with explosives. However, no casualty was reported, according to Online.
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September - 24 
A security force (SF) trooper was killed in a blast in the Kot area of the Charbagh tehsil (revenue division) of the Swat district in NWFP on September 24, according to Daily Times. The Taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack.
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A security force (SF) trooper was killed in a blast in the Kot area of the Charbagh tehsil (revenue division) of the Swat district in NWFP on September 24, according to Daily Times. The Taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack.
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September - 24 
Six SF personnel were wounded when unidentified assailants opened fire on their convoy in the Mingora area. In another incident, the Taliban militants set ablaze a private bank and two schools in the Charbagh tehsil.
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Six SF personnel were wounded when unidentified assailants opened fire on their convoy in the Mingora area. In another incident, the Taliban militants set ablaze a private bank and two schools in the Charbagh tehsil.
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September - 24 
Two girls’ schools were blown up in the Sheen Kat area of Charbagh on September 24-night.
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Two girls’ schools were blown up in the Sheen Kat area of Charbagh on September 24-night.
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September - 25 
Dawn reports that unidentified assailants killed a flour dealer, Anwar Ali, near his shop in the Charbagh bazaar area.
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Dawn reports that unidentified assailants killed a flour dealer, Anwar Ali, near his shop in the Charbagh bazaar area.
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September - 25 
Taliban militants shot dead two traffic policemen, identified as Zahoor and Nasrullah, in the Mingora city area of Swat in the NWFP on September 25, reported Daily Times. A civilian passer-by, Azizur Rehman, sustained bullet injuries. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the killing.
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Taliban militants shot dead two traffic policemen, identified as Zahoor and Nasrullah, in the Mingora city area of Swat in the NWFP on September 25, reported Daily Times. A civilian passer-by, Azizur Rehman, sustained bullet injuries. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the killing.
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September - 25 
The Taliban flogged two butchers accused of selling substandard meat in the Matta Tehsil (revenue division) of Swat, reports Daily Times. They were punished with 25 lashes each while a third butcher was not punished after he was ‘proven innocent’.
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The Taliban flogged two butchers accused of selling substandard meat in the Matta Tehsil (revenue division) of Swat, reports Daily Times. They were punished with 25 lashes each while a third butcher was not punished after he was ‘proven innocent’.
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September - 25 
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Swat said they had reservations about the proposed Shari Nizam-e-Adl laws for the area. A TTP spokesman also spoke on behalf of Tehreek Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi (TNSM) leader Maulana Sufi Muhammad and said the government must contact him before imposing the
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The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Swat said they had reservations about the proposed Shari Nizam-e-Adl laws for the area. A TTP spokesman also spoke on behalf of Tehreek Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi (TNSM) leader Maulana Sufi Muhammad and said the government must contact him before imposing the law or the two groups would not accept it.
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September - 25 
Unidentified militants shot dead a policeman, identified as Saeed Mohammad, in the Guli Bagh area of Charbagh.
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Unidentified militants shot dead a policeman, identified as Saeed Mohammad, in the Guli Bagh area of Charbagh.
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September - 27 
Taliban on September 27 blew up the houses of the NWFP provincial minister, Ayub Ashari and his brother, in the Dosha Gram area of Matta Tehsil (revenue division), killing three of the minister’s servants, according to Daily Times.
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Taliban on September 27 blew up the houses of the NWFP provincial minister, Ayub Ashari and his brother, in the Dosha Gram area of Matta Tehsil (revenue division), killing three of the minister’s servants, according to Daily Times.
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*Data till , May 10, 2024
Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.
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