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Peshawar (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2002

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January - 8	According to media reports of January 8, Inspector General Frontier Corps (IGFC), Maj. Gen. Tajul Haq, told a visiting US Senate delegation in Peshawar that adequate measures had been taken by the government to check the entry of foreign terrorists from across the border into Pakistan. He briefed th Read more... According to media reports of January 8, Inspector General Frontier Corps (IGFC), Maj. Gen. Tajul Haq, told a visiting US Senate delegation in Peshawar that adequate measures had been taken by the government to check the entry of foreign terrorists from across the border into Pakistan. He briefed the nine-member delegation led by Senator Lieberman, which visited the Khyber Pass and the Pakistan-Afghanistan border at Torkham, on January 8. The IGFC told the delegates that the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) administration was fully guarded to check the entry of terrorists and added that 208 terrorist, mostly foreigners, have been arrested till date. Read less...
January - 8	According to media reports, Maulana Aziz Ahmad Gharwal, Chief of the Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi (TNSM), Bajaur Agency, who was killed during US bombardment in Paktia province, Afghanistan, recently, will be buried in Peshawar on January 8, today. His body was brought from Khost to his nat Read more... According to media reports, Maulana Aziz Ahmad Gharwal, Chief of the Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi (TNSM), Bajaur Agency, who was killed during US bombardment in Paktia province, Afghanistan, recently, will be buried in Peshawar on January 8, today. His body was brought from Khost to his native village, Seway, on January 7 amid resentment in the area. Maulana Gharwal and thousands of TNSM cadres from the Bajaur Agency and Malakand division had entered Afghanistan in November 2001 to fight alongside the Taliban militia against US ground forces. Read less...
January - 9	The US Treasury on January 9 ordered freezing the assets of four Pakistan-Afghan groups linked to the Al Qaeda terrorist network of Osama bin Laden. Two groups and two individuals were added to the list. The groups added were the Afghan Support Committee, with locations in Peshawar, Pakistan, and Ja Read more... The US Treasury on January 9 ordered freezing the assets of four Pakistan-Afghan groups linked to the Al Qaeda terrorist network of Osama bin Laden. Two groups and two individuals were added to the list. The groups added were the Afghan Support Committee, with locations in Peshawar, Pakistan, and Jalalabad, Afghanistan, and the Revival of Islamic Heritage Society, which also has offices in Pakistan. The two individuals added to the list were Abu Bakr al-Jaziri, an Algerian, and Abd al-Mushin al-Libi, whose nationality was not listed. Read less...
January - 21	Khalil Muhammad al-Zair, Pakistan and Afghanistan director of the Kuwait-based Ahyauttaras-ul-Islami (Revival of Islamic Heritage Society), whose assets were recently frozen by the United States, said in Peshawar on January 21 that his organization was not financing Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda Read more... Khalil Muhammad al-Zair, Pakistan and Afghanistan director of the Kuwait-based Ahyauttaras-ul-Islami (Revival of Islamic Heritage Society), whose assets were recently frozen by the United States, said in Peshawar on January 21 that his organization was not financing Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda terrorist network. "We have no links with Osama and his al-Qaeda organisation. Any news about our involvement in terrorist activities are baseless and unfounded," said Abul Haris. Ahyauttaras-ul-Islami, he added, was a charity organisation working for the promotion of education for children, constructing schools and mosques and looking after orphans. Read less...

*Data till , January 23, 2020

Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.

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