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ANP leader among six killed in Quetta

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MONITORING DESK Friday, 13 Jul 2012 1:31 pm | 4 Comments

At least six people including ANP leader Malik Qasim were killed and eleven others were injured when a bomb went off in Quetta's Kachlak Bazaar on Friday morning.
According to the police, the blast took place when a bomb fixed on a motorbike went off near a public gathering held by Awami National Party (ANP) in Kuchlak, a small town some 20 km away from Quetta.
At least six persons were killed while seven others were injured in the blast.
The blast was followed by intense gunfire triggering panic among the people who burst into stampede in the market which is usually crowded in the mornings.
Security forces and rescue team rushed to the site shortly after the blast.
All the injured were shifted to hospital in Quetta.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack till filing this report.
The investigations into the incident have been started.

4 Responses to ANP leader among six killed in Quetta

ASIM says:

July 13, 2012 at 2:56 PM

Pakistan has become a law-less state

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poor says:

July 13, 2012 at 6:19 PM

Why these terrorist are not identified and captured and what is law enforcement doing from past 11 or even before situation is getting worst and worst but nothing is done to improve it.what a pity.

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Jawan says:

July 13, 2012 at 6:22 PM

Are such incidents taking place in any other country ????? when we will be civilized ????

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SKfro says:

July 13, 2012 at 8:03 PM

Our dear dear country is being mauled, looted & skined alive in front of our very own eyes.

Finally a prayer: death to every jiyala

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ANP leader among six killed in Quetta

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Gen Pasha’s legacy must end: Nisar

Imran Khan to continue getting treatment in Pakistan

Movement for change

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Gen Pasha’s legacy must end: Nisar

Tamarrod: Morsi government in deep trouble

Pakistan faces fines if IP pipeline is abandoned: Qamar

Graft cases against President Zardari cannot be reopened: Swiss authorities

Thank you, dear Muslimaat

Shahbaz takes notice of bus hostess harassment

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