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February - 1 
According to media reports, a suspected terrorist of the Harkat-ul-Ansar (HuA) was killed by some unidentified gunmen while he was on his way to his home within the Jauharabad police post limits, Karachi.
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According to media reports, a suspected terrorist of the Harkat-ul-Ansar (HuA) was killed by some unidentified gunmen while he was on his way to his home within the Jauharabad police post limits, Karachi.
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February - 1 
On February 1, police personnel arrested three activists of the banned Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) from outside its office at Tilak Incline area in Hyderabad. Police charged the activists with collecting donations and said that they had recovered a donatio
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On February 1, police personnel arrested three activists of the banned Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) from outside its office at Tilak Incline area in Hyderabad. Police charged the activists with collecting donations and said that they had recovered a donation box from them that contained the name of LeT and was full of currency notes. The suspects, identified as Siaful Nadeem alias Abu Abdullah, Abdul Rasheed Ansari alias Abu Zubair and Muhammad Ameen, were subsequently booked under the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1997.
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February - 4 
The Daily Times has reported that at least five scientists and officials were arrested on February 4 amidst investigations into the alleged transfer of technology to other countries. "At least five people have been detained for a period of three mont
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The Daily Times has reported that at least five scientists and officials were arrested on February 4 amidst investigations into the alleged transfer of technology to other countries. "At least five people have been detained for a period of three months, said Interior Ministry spokesperson Rauf Chaudhry.
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The founder of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons programme, Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, on February 4, made a mercy petition to President General Pervez Musharraf after admitting he proliferated nuclear technology.Later, the President called an emergency meeting
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The founder of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons programme, Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, on February 4, made a mercy petition to President General Pervez Musharraf after admitting he proliferated nuclear technology.Later, the President called an emergency meeting of the National Command Authority (NCA) to discuss Dr Khan’s clemency request. After his meeting with President Musharraf, Dr Khan read out a statement on Pakistan Television (PTV) in which he offered his "deepest regrets" and "unqualified apology" to the nation for involvement in acts of proliferation. However, Dr Khan said all that he had done was "in good faith". Dr Khan said there was "never ever any kind of authorisation for these activities by any government official". During the two-month investigation, the NCA had established that Dr Khan had cooperated with Libya, Iran and North Korea in proliferating nuclear technology.
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February - 4 
The Jang reported that the federal government, on February 4 issued a detention order of seven nuclear scientists and administrative officers belonging to the Khan Research Laboratories (KRL), initially for a period of three months under the Security
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The Jang reported that the federal government, on February 4 issued a detention order of seven nuclear scientists and administrative officers belonging to the Khan Research Laboratories (KRL), initially for a period of three months under the Security of Pakistan Act 1952. The detention orders have been issued to Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, Dr Farooq Mohammad, Dr Yasin Chohan, Dr Nazir Ahmad (all scientists), Brig {retd} Sajawal, Brig {retd} Tajawal and Maj {retd} Islamul Haq, all occupying important administrative positions in the KRL.
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February - 5 
At least two persons, including a minor girl, were reportedly killed and four others sustained injuries when two explosive devices went off at a house in the Shaheen Muslim Town area of Peshawar on February 5.
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At least two persons, including a minor girl, were reportedly killed and four others sustained injuries when two explosive devices went off at a house in the Shaheen Muslim Town area of Peshawar on February 5.
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President Pervez Musharraf is reported to have accepted the mercy petition of Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, founder of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons programme, consequent to the latter’s admittance of nuclear technology proliferation. "The hero admitted his gui
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President Pervez Musharraf is reported to have accepted the mercy petition of Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, founder of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons programme, consequent to the latter’s admittance of nuclear technology proliferation. "The hero admitted his guilt about proliferation. I have tried to shield him but one has to balance between shielding the hero and the country. Shielding a hero should not damage Pakistan. There is a very fine line between the two," Musharraf said at a news conference in Islamabad on February 5. The President while stating that Dr Khan has finally accepted the guilt and mistakes added that no coercion was employed on anybody who faced investigations because there was documentary evidence available to show their involvement. The issue, he said, was discussed in the National Command Authority and a decision was taken.
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President Pervez Musharraf on February 6 denied US claims that Iraq used its Islamabad embassy as a liaison with the Al Qaeda network. He made these remarks while referring to US Secretary of State Colin Powell’s claim before the United Nations Secur
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President Pervez Musharraf on February 6 denied US claims that Iraq used its Islamabad embassy as a liaison with the Al Qaeda network. He made these remarks while referring to US Secretary of State Colin Powell’s claim before the United Nations Security Council on February 5. "I haven’t heard entirely what he said. I have to analyse it. But if he said it, it is certainly not the truth," Musharraf told reporters in Moscow. "Certainly in Pakistan we think no such activity took place... We don’t have any information or intelligence on this. If he (Powell) has the intelligence or information, we need to analyse whatever information he has." the President said. Musharraf also added that anti-war sentiment was on the rise in Pakistan and a war in Iraq could unleash a wave of unrest in the country.
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Unidentified assailants targeted two religious preachers at different places in the Jauharabad area of Karachi on February 6. Official sources were quoted as saying in media reports that two unidentified assailants killed a religious preacher in fron
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Unidentified assailants targeted two religious preachers at different places in the Jauharabad area of Karachi on February 6. Official sources were quoted as saying in media reports that two unidentified assailants killed a religious preacher in front of a mosque. Five minutes prior to this incident, two assailants intercepted another preacher who was going to the Al-Mustafa mosque in the same area and fired two bullets at him leaving him seriously injured. The assailants in both the incidents manage to escape and no arrests have been made till last reports came in. Deputy Inspector General of Police Operations, Tariq Jameel, said that the dead and injured were teaching Holy Koran to the children in two different mosques. He suspected that the assailants in both the incidents were the same. As reported earlier, on February 5 unidentified men had shot dead a religious teacher in the Buffer Zone area of Karachi. Jameel said that the February 5 incident might be linked to the latest incidents.
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The Washington Times reported on February 10 that the Al Qaeda is training hundreds of Islamist radicals in Pakistan and Kashmir to send them to "sleeper cells" in the US. Quoting unnamed American and foreign officials, the report said that at least
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The Washington Times reported on February 10 that the Al Qaeda is training hundreds of Islamist radicals in Pakistan and Kashmir to send them to "sleeper cells" in the US. Quoting unnamed American and foreign officials, the report said that at least 400 radicals have been trained or are in training in special camps, and many have already been routed through Europe to Muslim communities in US. US intelligence officials were quoted as saying that the camps operate in remote regions of western Pakistan and in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and are financed by various terrorist networks, including the Al Qaeda and sources in Saudi Arabia. Training camps in PoK were reportedly being operated by the Harkat-ul-Ansar (HuA) and Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT).
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February - 11 
A Jirga (council) of hundreds of Utmanzai tribesmen in Miranshah has reportedly decided to raise a militia to hunt down foreign militants hiding in the region bordering Afghanistan. "They have vowed to catch al-Qaeda and the Taliban men in the area a
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A Jirga (council) of hundreds of Utmanzai tribesmen in Miranshah has reportedly decided to raise a militia to hunt down foreign militants hiding in the region bordering Afghanistan. "They have vowed to catch al-Qaeda and the Taliban men in the area and hand them over to the government," a local official in North Waziristan, Sherzada Khan, told Reuters. A similar militia was set up in the neighbouring South Waziristan during January 2004. Khan also said that the North Waziristan council also decided to demolish the houses of those providing sanctuary to foreign militants and impose a fine of Rupees Five million on their tribe.
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February - 11 
According to the Daily Times, the Karachi Police on February 11 arrested two activists of the outlawed Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) from the Gulistan-e-Jauhar area and recovered a large cache of explosives based on the information they reveale
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According to the Daily Times, the Karachi Police on February 11 arrested two activists of the outlawed Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) from the Gulistan-e-Jauhar area and recovered a large cache of explosives based on the information they revealed during interrogation.
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February - 11 
Two successive bomb explosions were reported from two localities in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan, on February 11. However, there were no casualties in these explosions. While the first explosion occurred near the officers’ rest house of the Pak
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Two successive bomb explosions were reported from two localities in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan, on February 11. However, there were no casualties in these explosions. While the first explosion occurred near the officers’ rest house of the Pakistan Railways at Zarghoon Road, the second blast was reported from Bashir Khan Chowk.
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February - 12 
Pakistani paramilitary forces on February 12 arrested three suspected Al Qaeda operatives during a raid at their hideout in the tribal area near Afghanistan’s border. Two Arabs and a Pakistani were arrested from the town of Goodar in Jamrod tribal di
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Pakistani paramilitary forces on February 12 arrested three suspected Al Qaeda operatives during a raid at their hideout in the tribal area near Afghanistan’s border. Two Arabs and a Pakistani were arrested from the town of Goodar in Jamrod tribal district, said local official Riaz Khan. "They are suspected to be Al Qaeda operatives. We recovered two Kalashnikovs, grenades, a few wireless sets and mobile phones," added Khan.
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February - 12 
Unidentified assailants are reported to have hurled a hand grenade near the private residence of Baluchistan Chief Minister Jam Muhammad Yousuf in Quetta on February 12. However, no loss of life or injuries was reported.
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Unidentified assailants are reported to have hurled a hand grenade near the private residence of Baluchistan Chief Minister Jam Muhammad Yousuf in Quetta on February 12. However, no loss of life or injuries was reported.
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February - 12 
US Secretary of State Colin Powell indicated that Pakistan has arrested more than 500 Al Qaeda terrorists and members of the Taliban militia through support from President Pervez Musharraf, stronger border security measures and law-enforcement co-ope
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US Secretary of State Colin Powell indicated that Pakistan has arrested more than 500 Al Qaeda terrorists and members of the Taliban militia through support from President Pervez Musharraf, stronger border security measures and law-enforcement co-operation. In a testimony before the House International Relations Committee, on President’s Budget Request for 2005 on February 11, Powell referred to "many counter-terrorism successes in cooperating countries and international organisations."
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February - 13 
Three Al Qaeda suspects were arrested consequent to a shootout on February 13 in the Jamrud tribal area near the Afghan border, in which three persons were injured. The arrests come after security agencies captured an equal number of suspects, includ
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Three Al Qaeda suspects were arrested consequent to a shootout on February 13 in the Jamrud tribal area near the Afghan border, in which three persons were injured. The arrests come after security agencies captured an equal number of suspects, including two Arabs, on February 12. During the shootout, an Arab suspect was injured when he attempted to blow himself up with a grenade, said local official Riaz Khan. He added that the arrests were made at the house of a tribesman, identified as Mohammad Amin, who was also among those arrested.
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February - 15 
In a suspected terrorist incident, a Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) leader from the Jamiat-Ulema-e-Islam (JuI) party was reportedly shot dead by unidentified assailants at Sahiwal in Multan on February 15.
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In a suspected terrorist incident, a Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) leader from the Jamiat-Ulema-e-Islam (JuI) party was reportedly shot dead by unidentified assailants at Sahiwal in Multan on February 15.
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Pakistan and India will commence a "composite dialogue" on February 16, today, after a gap of almost four years. In this regard, a three-member Indian delegation led by Arun Singh, Joint Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, arrived in the c
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Pakistan and India will commence a "composite dialogue" on February 16, today, after a gap of almost four years. In this regard, a three-member Indian delegation led by Arun Singh, Joint Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, arrived in the capital on February 15. He is expected to hold talks with the Director-General (South Asia) of the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jalil Abbas Jilani, aimed at setting the stage for the secretary-level dialogue and to formulate rules for a future composite dialogue on Jammu and Kashmir and other bilateral issues. The talks are to end on February 18 after a meeting between India’s Foreign Secretary Shashank and his counterpart Riaz Khokhar.
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February - 16 
Three persons were reportedly injured during a bomb explosion at a mosque in Nagaral town of Gilgit in the Northern Areas of Pakistan on February 16. Eye witnesses were quoted as saying in the Daily Times that the bomb was a low-intensity device.
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Three persons were reportedly injured during a bomb explosion at a mosque in Nagaral town of Gilgit in the Northern Areas of Pakistan on February 16. Eye witnesses were quoted as saying in the Daily Times that the bomb was a low-intensity device.
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February - 17 
The Karachi Police on February 17 formally announced the arrests of two terrorists affiliated to the proscribed Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ). Police also recovered 200 kg of explosives, 250 rounds of ammunition, six hand-grenades, nine pistols
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The Karachi Police on February 17 formally announced the arrests of two terrorists affiliated to the proscribed Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ). Police also recovered 200 kg of explosives, 250 rounds of ammunition, six hand-grenades, nine pistols, five silencers, a Kalashnikov rifle, detonators, circuits, timing devices, computers with floppies and CDs and instructions for sabotage and terrorism from their possession. A press release stated that the terrorists confessed to their involvement in 13 cases, including cases pertaining to parcel bombs sent to senior police officers, administration and other officials in October 2002.
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February - 17 
Thirteen persons were reportedly arrested on February 17 for their alleged involvement in a bomb explosion at a mosque in the Nagaral Town of Gilgit in the Northern Areas of Pakistan on February 16. Gilgit Deputy Commissioner Jawadat Ayaz said that t
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Thirteen persons were reportedly arrested on February 17 for their alleged involvement in a bomb explosion at a mosque in the Nagaral Town of Gilgit in the Northern Areas of Pakistan on February 16. Gilgit Deputy Commissioner Jawadat Ayaz said that the city remained tense as protesters burnt tyres and blocked roads. Ayaz also said that those arrested belonged to different sects.
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February - 18 
India and Pakistan reached an agreement on February 18 on a framework for talks on bilateral issues including Kashmir, terrorism and nuclear weapons. Indian Foreign Secretary Shashank and his Pakistani counterpart Riaz Ahmad Khokhar, according to a j
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India and Pakistan reached an agreement on February 18 on a framework for talks on bilateral issues including Kashmir, terrorism and nuclear weapons. Indian Foreign Secretary Shashank and his Pakistani counterpart Riaz Ahmad Khokhar, according to a joint statement, endorsed the agreement worked out at the Joint Secretary-Director General level dialogue held in Islamabad on February 16 and 17. Both countries agreed to approach the composite dialogue with "sincere desire to discuss and arrive at a peaceful settlement of all bilateral issues, including Jammu and Kashmir, to the satisfaction of both sides." They also decided that their Foreign Secretaries would hold talks on peace and security, including Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) and Jammu and Kashmir, in May or June 2004. In July, talks would be held on issues such as Siachen, Wullar Barrage/Tulbul Navigation Project, Sir Creek, terrorism and drug-trafficking, economic and commercial cooperation, and promotion of friendly exchanges.
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February - 18 
President Pervez Musharraf warned on February 18 that Pakistan could be ostracised internationally if it did not address global concerns that it was a hub of terrorism and was involved in nuclear proliferation. "A movement should be launched against
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President Pervez Musharraf warned on February 18 that Pakistan could be ostracised internationally if it did not address global concerns that it was a hub of terrorism and was involved in nuclear proliferation. "A movement should be launched against terrorism and extremism," he said at a conference of Islamic scholars in Islamabad. The President also said that Pakistan could face international sanctions, an attack on its tribal region, close to the Afghan border, and even on its nuclear assets if it failed to change its image. "We could face serious consequences if we don’t play our cards right… If this impression that terrorism is continued from Pakistan ...then they would themselves start bombing," said Musharraf. He indicated that the military regime had told tribal elders to hand over foreign suspects hiding in the region. "If you surrender them, you will not be handed over to any other country. It is my promise," he added. On nuclear proliferation, he said that "Our vital national interest, our nuclear and missile programme... could be harmed physically… We have to assure the world that Pakistan is a responsible nation and was neither involved in the illicit proliferation of nuclear capability (at present) nor in the future."
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February - 18 
Reports from the Gilgit area of Northern Areas in Pakistan have indicated that suspected Islamist radicals opposed to female education attempted to blow up a girl’s school in the remote town of Chilas on February 18. Local police officer Zaheer Khan
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Reports from the Gilgit area of Northern Areas in Pakistan have indicated that suspected Islamist radicals opposed to female education attempted to blow up a girl’s school in the remote town of Chilas on February 18. Local police officer Zaheer Khan was quoted as saying in The Nation that unidentified men planted a low intensity explosive device in the three-room school building which exploded without causing any fatalities. It was the fifth such incident in less than a week in which schools had been targeted. Khan also said that non-governmental organisations had set up several schools in the Diamir district which, according to him, had upset Islamist extremists in the region. He added that at least 16 extremists had been arrested in connection with the ongoing investigations.
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February - 18 
The joint statement further said that a meeting between the Director-General of the Pakistan Rangers and the Inspector-General of the Indian Border Security Force would be held in March or April while talks on nuclear CBMs are scheduled for the latte
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The joint statement further said that a meeting between the Director-General of the Pakistan Rangers and the Inspector-General of the Indian Border Security Force would be held in March or April while talks on nuclear CBMs are scheduled for the latter half of May. The body on drug-trafficking and smuggling have been set for June. The Foreign Secretaries would meet for one day ahead of the two Foreign Ministers meeting in August.
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February - 18 
Zalmay Khalizad, US Special Envoy to Afghanistan, has reportedly charged that the Taliban, Al Qaeda and Gulbaddin Hikmatyar’s supporters keep "coming across from Pakistan" into Afghanistan. He was speaking by a satellite phone from Kabul to a confere
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Zalmay Khalizad, US Special Envoy to Afghanistan, has reportedly charged that the Taliban, Al Qaeda and Gulbaddin Hikmatyar’s supporters keep "coming across from Pakistan" into Afghanistan. He was speaking by a satellite phone from Kabul to a conference on Afghanistan organised by the US Institute for Peace on February 18. He also said that if people kept coming across the border from Pakistan, they would disrupt the process of stabilization currently under way in Afghanistan.
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February - 20 
According to the Daily Times, officials of the Federal Investigation Agency on February 20 arrested a person from Islamabad for his alleged links to the Al Qaeda. The unidentified man was arrested after a raid in Islamabad’s Sector F-11 area near the
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According to the Daily Times, officials of the Federal Investigation Agency on February 20 arrested a person from Islamabad for his alleged links to the Al Qaeda. The unidentified man was arrested after a raid in Islamabad’s Sector F-11 area near the Golra Police Station.
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February - 20 
Security agencies in Chaman have seized a cache of arms and ammunition from a house on February 20. The recovery included 17 light machineguns, an anti-aircraft gun, a canon and a large quantity of ammunition, said Colonel Rana Abdul Basit. "The arms
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Security agencies in Chaman have seized a cache of arms and ammunition from a house on February 20. The recovery included 17 light machineguns, an anti-aircraft gun, a canon and a large quantity of ammunition, said Colonel Rana Abdul Basit. "The arms of Russian and Chinese origin were smuggled into our territory from Afghanistan for terrorist activities," added the Colonel. However, no arrests were made from the incident site.
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February - 20 
Two powerful bombs exploded at two different places in Quetta, capital of Baluchistan, on February 20. However, no loss of life or injuries was reported. While the first explosion occurred at New Faqir Muhammad Road near Lal colony, the second was re
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Two powerful bombs exploded at two different places in Quetta, capital of Baluchistan, on February 20. However, no loss of life or injuries was reported. While the first explosion occurred at New Faqir Muhammad Road near Lal colony, the second was reported from Khair Muhammad Street, approximately 120 yards away from the site of the first explosion.
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February - 20 
Unidentified persons are reported to have set ablaze another school in the Diamer district of Gilgit in the Northern Areas of Pakistan on February 20, raising the number of damaged schools to nine. According to Daily Times, they were either set ablaz
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Unidentified persons are reported to have set ablaze another school in the Diamer district of Gilgit in the Northern Areas of Pakistan on February 20, raising the number of damaged schools to nine. According to Daily Times, they were either set ablaze or bombed since February 16. In the latest incident, a community girls’ school was burnt down in the Thore valley of Diamer, 160 kilometers south of Gilgit causing no injuries, said police official Zahir Khan. Police is guarding 200 community schools being run under the Social Action Programme and funded by the World Bank to prevent further incidents, added Khan. Meanwhile, an unnamed official of the Northern Areas Home Department said that these incidents were occurring due to a decline in enrolment in seminaries and an increase in government schools. He said that the area was under the influence of Islamist extremists who felt threatened about losing their support base in the district.
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February - 21 
Mohammad Ilyas Kashmiri, the Muzaffarabad-based chief of Harkat-ul-Jehadi-e-Islami (HuJI), was reportedly released on February 21 after a one-month detention for suspected links with suicide terrorists who targeted President Pervez Musharraf’s motorc
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Mohammad Ilyas Kashmiri, the Muzaffarabad-based chief of Harkat-ul-Jehadi-e-Islami (HuJI), was reportedly released on February 21 after a one-month detention for suspected links with suicide terrorists who targeted President Pervez Musharraf’s motorcade in Rawalpindi on December 25, 2003. Unnamed official sources were quoted as saying that suicide bomber Sardar Jamil had first joined Kashmiri’s outfit and later defected to the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). Sources added that the United Jehad Council (UJC) was instrumental in getting the authorities to release Kashmiri. "The MJC held many meetings with the authorities and finally convinced them that Mr Kashmiri had no links with the suicide attackers," sources indicated.
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February - 22 
Reports from Lahore indicated that the authorities have also released Maulana Abdul Rauf, younger brother of Tehrik-e-Khuddam ul Islam (TKI, earlier known as Jaish-e-Mohammed) head Maulana Masood Azhar and Haji Abdul Jabbar, head of the defunct Jamaa
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Reports from Lahore indicated that the authorities have also released Maulana Abdul Rauf, younger brother of Tehrik-e-Khuddam ul Islam (TKI, earlier known as Jaish-e-Mohammed) head Maulana Masood Azhar and Haji Abdul Jabbar, head of the defunct Jamaat ul Furqan.
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February - 22 
The London-based Sunday Express has reported that the US and British security forces have cornered Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in a mountainous area in Baluchistan, near the Afghanistan border. Quoting "a US intelligence source," it said Osama an
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The London-based Sunday Express has reported that the US and British security forces have cornered Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in a mountainous area in Baluchistan, near the Afghanistan border. Quoting "a US intelligence source," it said Osama and at least 50 of his associates were inside an area 16 kilometers deep "north of Khanozai town and Quetta." "He is boxed in," the unidentified source was quoted as saying, adding that US special forces were "absolutely confident" that he could not escape. Meanwhile, the Baluchistan Home Department on February 22 denied the report that any member of the Taliban or Al Qaeda was either cornered or arrested from any part of the province. "There is no truth in these reports," a senior official of the Home department told The News.
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February - 23 
A bomb exploded at the Bhakkar More railway track Jacobabad on February 23 damaging the railway track. However, there was no loss of life or injuries reported. Police officer Saddar Ejaz Tareen was quoted as saying in The News that it was an act of t
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A bomb exploded at the Bhakkar More railway track Jacobabad on February 23 damaging the railway track. However, there was no loss of life or injuries reported. Police officer Saddar Ejaz Tareen was quoted as saying in The News that it was an act of terrorism.
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February - 23 
Pakistan on February 23 said that some Al Qaeda terrorists were still hiding in the Waziristan agencies. Interior Minister Makhdoom Faisal Saleh Hayat said in Islamabad that the tribal elders of South and North Waziristan had handed over some Al Qaed
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Pakistan on February 23 said that some Al Qaeda terrorists were still hiding in the Waziristan agencies. Interior Minister Makhdoom Faisal Saleh Hayat said in Islamabad that the tribal elders of South and North Waziristan had handed over some Al Qaeda suspects hiding there. He added, "But some of them are still hiding there and the Government of Pakistan would take every step to arrest them." Commenting on reports that an operation was launched in South and North Waziristan or in the border areas in Baluchistan, he said, "There is nothing new but the government has launched a full-fledge campaign to block the entry of terrorists from Afghanistan for one year." He, however, rejected reports suggesting that some 8,000 troops had been deployed in South Waziristan for a joint Pakistan-US operation.
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February - 23 
The Inspector General of Police in the Northern Areas of Pakistan said in Gilgit on February 23 that seven more suspects belonging to some outlawed Jehadi outfits have been arrested in connection with the last week’s burning of schools in the Diamer
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The Inspector General of Police in the Northern Areas of Pakistan said in Gilgit on February 23 that seven more suspects belonging to some outlawed Jehadi outfits have been arrested in connection with the last week’s burning of schools in the Diamer district. He also said that some suspects have confessed to their involvement in the sequence of burning of schools.
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February - 24 
A powerful bomb exploded outside the boundary wall of daily Jang at Mir Khalilur Rehman Road in Quetta on February 24. However, no loss of life or injuries was reported.
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A powerful bomb exploded outside the boundary wall of daily Jang at Mir Khalilur Rehman Road in Quetta on February 24. However, no loss of life or injuries was reported.
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February - 24 
Benazir Bhutto claimed in London on February 24 that she was approached several times when she was Pakistani Prime Minister by military officials and scientists seeking permission to export nuclear technology, but she had turned down their requests.
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Benazir Bhutto claimed in London on February 24 that she was approached several times when she was Pakistani Prime Minister by military officials and scientists seeking permission to export nuclear technology, but she had turned down their requests. In an interview to the Financial Times, Bhutto said she and senior military officers had agreed to bar the export of nuclear technology in December 1988. "It certainly was their belief that they could earn tons of money if they did this," said Bhutto. Her comments came two days after she claimed that Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan was "covering up" for President Pervez Musharraf by publicly confessing to transferring nuclear technology to other countries.
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February - 24 
In Quetta on the same day, a Frontier Corps check-post was targeted by unidentified terrorists who lobbed three rockets near it in the Kohlu area. However, no casualties were reported from the incident site.
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In Quetta on the same day, a Frontier Corps check-post was targeted by unidentified terrorists who lobbed three rockets near it in the Kohlu area. However, no casualties were reported from the incident site.
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February - 24 
Pakistani security agencies launched an operation on February 24 against suspected terrorists taking shelter in the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan. At least 20 Al Qaeda suspects, including some foreign nationals, are reported to have been arreste
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Pakistani security agencies launched an operation on February 24 against suspected terrorists taking shelter in the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan. At least 20 Al Qaeda suspects, including some foreign nationals, are reported to have been arrested during these raids. Director General of Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Maj. Gen Shaukat Sultan said that foreign nationals were among those captured in the Azam Warsak and Shkai areas. The News has reported that three foreign national women were arrested from Azam Warsak, some 12 kilometers west of Wana, headquarters of the South Waziristan Agency. Unnamed officials were quoted as saying that Saudi, Egyptian and Yemeni nationals were among those detained and others could be Uzbeks or Chechens. The Government had set February 20 as the deadline for tribal elders to hand over Al Qaeda operatives and thus far approximately 58 suspects have been turned over.
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February - 24 
Police in Jacobabad defused two bombs planted on a railway track near the Jacobabad Railway Station on February 24.
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Police in Jacobabad defused two bombs planted on a railway track near the Jacobabad Railway Station on February 24.
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February - 24 
The chief of a Madrassa (seminary) in the Sabzazar area of Lahore was arrested on February 24 for suspected links with terrorist organisations. Maulana Ismail Faiz, head of the Darul Uloom Jamia Madina, was arrested consequent to information that som
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The chief of a Madrassa (seminary) in the Sabzazar area of Lahore was arrested on February 24 for suspected links with terrorist organisations. Maulana Ismail Faiz, head of the Darul Uloom Jamia Madina, was arrested consequent to information that some wanted terrorists were hiding in the seminary, a senior police personnel who took part in the raid told The Nation. The Maulana is affiliated to the Jamiat-Ulema-e-Islam (Fazlur Rehman faction) and has been teaching at the seminary for the last 12 years.
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February - 25 
According to the Daily Times, United Jehad Council (UJC), an alliance of 13 Pakistan-based terrorist outfits, has been restructured with six smaller alliances within it representing various groups that will no longer use the words Jehad, Lashkar, Jai
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According to the Daily Times, United Jehad Council (UJC), an alliance of 13 Pakistan-based terrorist outfits, has been restructured with six smaller alliances within it representing various groups that will no longer use the words Jehad, Lashkar, Jaish or Mujahideen with their names so that they appear more political than militant. "These semi-alliances are the Kashmir Resistance Forum (KRF) 1, 2 and 3 and Kashmir Freedom Forum (KFF) 1 and 2, while only Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) is allowed to use its original name", unnamed UJC sources were quoted as saying. "We have been told that these names are damaging Pakistan’s image abroad as well as the Kashmiri freedom movement," said an unnamed Jehadi leader.
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February - 25 
Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said in Lahore on February 25 that Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden and his deputy Ayman-al-Zawahri were in Afghanistan or in the area of Pakistan-Afghanistan border. He also said that it would be pre-mature to
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Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said in Lahore on February 25 that Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden and his deputy Ayman-al-Zawahri were in Afghanistan or in the area of Pakistan-Afghanistan border. He also said that it would be pre-mature to comment on the alleged arrest of the son of Ayman-al-Zawahri during the operations against Al Qaeda in the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan on February 24.
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February - 25 
The Daily Times reported on February 25 that the Federal Government has ordered a crackdown on an unnamed group led by Maulvi Shahzada Khan in the Northern Areas for its alleged involvement in terrorist activity. Quoting official sources, the report
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The Daily Times reported on February 25 that the Federal Government has ordered a crackdown on an unnamed group led by Maulvi Shahzada Khan in the Northern Areas for its alleged involvement in terrorist activity. Quoting official sources, the report said that intelligence agencies have warned the Government that the group could resort to terrorist activities at any place and at any time. They said that the group’s links with Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi (TNSM) and other outlawed Jehadi organisations had been established and its links with Al Qaeda cannot be ruled out. Khan is alleged to be involved in several bomb blasts and firing at Social Action Programme school buildings, besides attacks on government officials.
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February - 26 
Police in Lahore arrested Muavie Ramzi, a terrorist of the proscribed Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) carrying Rupees one million as head money, on February 26. Two TT pistols, Kalashnikov, silencers and bottles containing poison were recovered f
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Police in Lahore arrested Muavie Ramzi, a terrorist of the proscribed Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) carrying Rupees one million as head money, on February 26. Two TT pistols, Kalashnikov, silencers and bottles containing poison were recovered from his possession.
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February - 27 
According to The Nation, the United States has handed over to Pakistan a list of 53 Al Qaeda suspects believed to be hiding in the South Waziristan Agency bordering Afghanistan. "The Bush administration has extended a list to Pakistani authorities wh
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According to The Nation, the United States has handed over to Pakistan a list of 53 Al Qaeda suspects believed to be hiding in the South Waziristan Agency bordering Afghanistan. "The Bush administration has extended a list to Pakistani authorities which contain the names of 53 al-Qaeda suspects who, it said, have taken refuge in South Waziristan Agency. This US contention is based on intelligence reports gathered from Afghanistan that these suspected terrorists have sneaked into the Pakistani side a couple of months ago," the report indicated.
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February - 28 
A suicide bomber was killed and four worshippers were injured in an attack on an imambargah (mosque) in Rawalpindi on February 28. The dead attacker was identified as Syed Ejaz Hussain, a young man in his mid-20s who had come to the imambargah Yadgar
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A suicide bomber was killed and four worshippers were injured in an attack on an imambargah (mosque) in Rawalpindi on February 28. The dead attacker was identified as Syed Ejaz Hussain, a young man in his mid-20s who had come to the imambargah Yadgar-i-Hussaini in Satellite Town during Maghrib prayers and had joined the congregation. In the second Rakat, he reportedly detonated the bomb wrapped around his body.
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February - 29 
Security agencies in Peshawar are reported to have arrested eight Al Qaeda suspects over the past two days. While two suspects were arrested from Zangali Police Checkpost in the Badabeer area after a brief encounter, at least six more, including thre
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Security agencies in Peshawar are reported to have arrested eight Al Qaeda suspects over the past two days. While two suspects were arrested from Zangali Police Checkpost in the Badabeer area after a brief encounter, at least six more, including three Algerians and three Afghans, were arrested at the Kacha Ghari refugee camp.
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February - 29 
Suspected terrorists are reported to have fired two missiles at a military base in Miranshah, regional headquarters of North Waziristan Agency, on February 29. According to The News, there was no loss of life or damage to property. The missiles were
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Suspected terrorists are reported to have fired two missiles at a military base in Miranshah, regional headquarters of North Waziristan Agency, on February 29. According to The News, there was no loss of life or damage to property. The missiles were reportedly fired from the border area of Ghulam Khan, a few kilometers north of Miranshah. This is the second attack on the army since the killing of 12 tribesmen in a shooting incident in Wana, South Waziristan tribal agency, on February 28. They were allegedly killed when troops mistook them as terrorists and opened fire on them.
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*Data till , May 03, 2024
Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.
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