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Madarsas— Islamic schools— mushroom along the Indo-Nepal border
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Confusion in Pak army ranks
Focus shifts from Jammu and Kashmir
New Delhi, September 19
Under pressure from the USA for playing a positive role in getting Saudi fugitive Osama bin Laden for his suspected role in the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, the Pakistani military establishment is in a state of confusion.
Musharraf:
USA not targeting Islam
Islamabad, September 19
Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf
tonight said the USA was not targeting Islam or the people of Afghanistan in
its pursuit of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden.
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A Taliban soldier with a rocket-propelled grenade launcher watches refugees in the Maslakh camp near Herat in Afghanistan. Taliban leaders on Tuesday urged Afghan people to prepare for possible attacks by the USA, according to reports from Kabul.
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USA
cautioned on Pak help
New Delhi, September 19
India today cautioned the USA about
seeking Pakistan’s cooperation in the global war against terrorism, saying
that Islamabad itself was sponsoring it. This was conveyed to US Ambassador
Robert Blackwill at a meeting he had with Parliamentary Affairs Minister
Pramod Mahajan.
No IAF bases offered to USA
New Delhi, September 19
India today dismissed as “totally incorrect” reports that three IAF bases had been offered to the USA for launching an attack on terrorist targets in Afghanistan.
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