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Karachi violence gulps two more

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INP Friday, 6 Jul 2012 12:39 pm | Comments

KARACHI - Target killing continued to claim innocent lives as two more people became its victim on Thursday while several others were left injured. The police also claimed to have arrested two target killers and recovered arms from their possession.
According to police, unknown gunmen shot dead 24years old Nasir alias Munna near BP Factory in Garden area of the city and fled the scene. His body was shifted to the Civil Hospital Karachi for post mortem.
In another incident of firing, 34 years old Aamir, son of Salim, was gunned down by unidentified men near Salim Center, New Karachi. He was a resident of North Karachi. Tension prevailed in the affected areas after the killings.

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Javed Hashmi refuses to contest for premiership

Reader

Hasmi is right in refusing.This unnecessary episode reveals the amaturish handling of affairs within PTI. With the buying going on in the market only PML N can spend money to buy shares as the rates are getting higher and higher.Even Jamali(Zafarullah) and Arbab Rahim are bidding.What a country and what breed of so called politicians where Nawaz will be PM for third time!!!!

Gas cylinder blast kills 17 school children in Gujrat

Pakistani

Summery Trial of Bus owner,driver,Veh Examiner,CNG FILLER AND OWNER and the person who hired the veh.Judgement:TO BE HANGED UNTILL DEATH.PUNISHMENT TO BE EXECUTED IN THE MAIN SQUAR OF THAT CITY.

Gas cylinder blast kills 17 school children in Gujrat

Muhammad Younus Butt

WHAT AN HORRIBLE AND DEPLOREABLE FATAL INCIDENT.IN THESE CASE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT ARE INVOLVED.THERE HAD BEEN LOTS OF ACCIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY,BUT NO GOVERNMENT DARE TO TAKE NECESSARY ACTIONS,PAKISTAN`S ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS DO NOT AFFORD FOR THESE GAS CYLIDERS IN THE TRANSPORTATIONS,PLZ.FOR LALAH`S SAKE GAS CYLINDERS MUST BE TOTALLY BANNED FOR FURTHER AVOIDING ANY FATAL INCIDENTS IN FUTURE.

Shahbaz asks caretaker govt to cut load shedding hours

Omar

Too bad Pakistan is a "sleeping nation". The society itself doesn't care.

Cleric held in connection with Ali Gilani’s kidnapping

khalid Pathan

No one trusts a Moulana these days. He must have received a share for his role in this kidnapping. Kidnappers are taking much bigger risks by kidnapping the rich and very rich to get big ransom money. All such persons who have become filthy rich overnight cannot have peace of mind and sound sleep, as long as these circumstances persist.

Zafarullah Jamali joins PML-N

BetleQ8

What else you expect of "A Lota By-Birth".

When I finish a film I rinse myself of it: Shah Rukh Khan

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Pakistan second most disliked country in the world: poll

Salahuddin

We will stay. If not we will make see harber to shimla for the greater China no more Akhand India on Planet. Understand

Pakistan second most disliked country in the world: poll

taha

we should also conduct a survey in Pakistan, and see where these western countries stand?

MQM undecided on joining government

Observer (UK)

Don't worry MQM will definitely join the government, Has MQM ever been out of the government? They will run a parallel government as usual, But it may be difficult for them to continue the same blackmailing as they did in disastrous Asif Zardari's stint,

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Javed Hashmi refuses to contest for premiership

Gas cylinder blast kills 17 school children in Gujrat

Gas cylinder blast kills 17 school children in Gujrat

Shahbaz asks caretaker govt to cut load shedding hours

Cleric held in connection with Ali Gilani’s kidnapping

Zafarullah Jamali joins PML-N

When I finish a film I rinse myself of it: Shah Rukh Khan

Pakistan second most disliked country in the world: poll

Pakistan second most disliked country in the world: poll

MQM undecided on joining government

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