A policeman shows a padlocked gate at an office of a religious party, Tehrik-e-Jafria, on Sunday in Karachi. — AP/PTI photo

Pak arrests 2,000 ultras
ISI to join hands with cops
Islamabad January 13
Nearly 2,000 activists of the five hardline Islamic groups which were banned last night by President Pervez Musharraf in his televised address to the nation, were arrested from various parts of Pakistan.

Pak yet to raze terrorist camps
Jammu, January 13
Contrary to its claims, Pakistan has not dismantled even a single terrorist training camp in the occupied-Kashmir and instead has released all second-rung leaders of the Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Toiba who were nabbed after the December 13 attack.

Kashmiri separatists happy over address
Jammu, January 13
Pakistan President, Gen Pervez Musharraf’s pledge to come down heavily on religious extremist groups, which included his decision to ban the Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jash-e-Mohammad, speaks about him being a moderate, modern and liberal Muslim leader of a theocratic country.

BSF kills 2 Dutch ‘militants’
4 Hurriyat leaders detained
Srinagar, January 13
Two Dutch nationals “armed with daggers” who allegedly attacked a BSF patrol party were killed in retaliatory firing at Dalgate here this morning. “The assailants tried to snatch a weapon and inflicted dagger wounds on two BSF personnel. In retaliatory firing, the assailants got killed”, a police spokesman stated here.
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