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Terrorism-related
Incidents in Lahore - 2012


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Date
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Incident
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1
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January 4
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A man, identified as Mohammad
Waqas, received serious injuries in an indiscriminate firing by
unknown armed assailants in Gawalmandi area of Lahore.
Thousands people gathered at Data
Darbar in Lahore in support of the former Punjab Governor Salmaan
Taseer's assassin Malik Mumtaz Qadri, and called for his release.
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2
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January 9 |
Former Chairman of the Punjab
Bar Council's Executive Committee, Advocate Chaudhry Nasrullah
Warraich, was shot dead by unidentified militants in Lahore District.
Police said some unidentified militants visited Nasrullah Warraich's
house, and enquired about his son Mansoor. Nasrullah responded,
and as he turned back, the accused opened fire and fled.
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3
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January 10 |
A bomb hoax at Atif Aslam concert
held at the Al Hamra Cultural Complex in Lahore led to a stampede
that killed three girls and injured five others. The deceased
girls were identified as Maheen Naseem (17), Sara Nawaz (22) and
Nimra (16). There were reportedly between 6000 and 7000 girls
at the concert. The stampede was caused when the crowd exiting
was told by boys passing by that a bomb was planted at the concert
venue, said administration officials of the Punjab Group of Colleges.
There was no Police or Al Hamra security inside where guards employed
by Punjab Group of Colleges were taking care of the security.
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4
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January 15 |
An Afghan girl (9), identified
as Haleem, carrying 50 bullets and an Afghan man, identified as
Gul Mohammad (25) were arrested by Security Force deployed at
the main procession of Hazrat Imam Hussain's Chehlum in Kashmiri
Bazaar in Lahore District.
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5
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February 1 |
A senior professor, Shaharyar, of King Edward
Medical University in Lahore District received threats after he
asked a student not to wear the ''Hijab'' (headscarf) in his classes.
Shaharyar, the head of the Oncology Department had asked a girl
attending a fourth-year MBBS class not to wear the Hijab.
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Note:Compiled from news reports and
are provisional.
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