Thursday, October 15, 2009

WAVE OF DEADLY ATTACKS IN PAKISTAN

GUNMEN, BOMBERS HIT 4 SITES IN PAKISTAN
AT LEAST 36 POLICE OFFICERS AND CIVILIANS DIE
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN y AP) - Pakistan reeled under a wave of audacious terror attacks on security installations Thursday that left 36 people dead and highlighted the Taliban's ability to strike at the heart of the nation's anti-terror establishment despite months of pressure from the military. Again teams of gunmen militants launched a string of bold strikes against Pakistani law enforcement Thursday, leaving at least 36 police officers and civilians dead, authorities said. At least 11 militants also died in the fighting, while others were missing.

Three nearly simultaneous assaults were carried out mid-morning in the eastern city of Lahore, said police officers.
Militants stormed Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency, along with two police training centers. The attackers gained entrance to each facility, setting set off explosives and taking hostages in some cases. At least 25 people died in the Lahore attacks. In northwestern Pakistan, a suicide car bomber hit a police station in the Kohat district, killing at least 11 people - eight civilians and three police, said Kohat Police Chief Dilawr Bangish. A dozen people were injured in the attack. The offices of several senior police and government officials are next to the police station that was targeted. Several military installations also are nearby. Militant attacks have become increasingly bold in recent days.

WHAT DO THE VEDIC TEACHINGS TELL US?
A section of people has become more, ferocious than beasts. People have now become habitual to this day-to-day horrible crimes. When Tamagun predominates, people become violently inclined. Tamagun causes destruction. The whole world is running fast towards destruction. It is now beyond the capacity of human efforts to restrain this trend of thought. Gradually this world is becoming unfit for stay of peace loving good people. If this unholy violent trend is not restricted, it will gradually contaminate the whole human society.
Srila Bhakti Ballabh Tirtha Maharaja :
""His Teachings" - published on Apr 5, 2002"

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