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| August 23, 2006 | Wednesday | Rajab 27, 1427 |
Updated round-the-clock, with major updates after 10:00 PST (05:00 GMT)
Opposition lodges no-confidence motion against PM Aziz ISLAMABAD, Aug 23 (Agencies) Opposition parties on Wednesday lodged a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz and presented the 342-member National Assembly with a 500-page charge sheet signed by 141 opposition MPs, containing alleged evidence of the government's wrongdoing. Later the opposition leaders including Makhdoom Amin Fahim, Hafiz Hussain Ahmad, Chaudhry Aitzaz Ehsan and Imran Khan, addressed a joint press conference at the parliament‘s cafeteria vowing to continue their struggle till the ouster of the government. Aitzaz Ehsan said that through the charge sheet over 300 allegations have been levelled against the government. The first allegation was related to the government’s involvement in the mismanaged sale of Pakistan Steel Mills as per Supreme Court decision. The other charges included were cement, sugar crisis, wheat scandal, financial irregularities in railways, plots allotted illegally in Port Qasim, corrupt practices in the privatisation process of Habib Bank, KESC, PTCL and National Refinery. Hafiz Hussain Ahmad said that the opposition will not go to the select committee. Amin Fahim said that ARD had tabled this move and MMA had extended unconditional support to it. Imran Khan said that this was the first step towards restoration of democratic order. Later the Speaker National Assembly Chuadry Amir Hussain assured the opposition in a meeting at his office that the counting on the no-confidence motion would be held within the seven days timeframe. (First Posted @ 16:05 PST Updated @ 21:30 PST)
Pakistan arrests 'Indian' over alleged runaway train terror bid KARACHI, Aug 23 (AFP) A suspected Indian national stole a railway engine in Pakistan and tried to drive it into a passenger train in an attempted terror attack, police said Wednesdsay. The man drove the locomotive at full speed for 35 kilometres before officials managed to derail it and avert a possible disaster in the incident late Tuesday, railway police official Irshad Beg said. He identified the arrested suspected Indian as Madan Lal, who is in his 50s. "We suspect that he stole the engine and drove it on the track to cause a terrorist attack," Beg said. Lal's apparent target was a regular passenger service that was on the same track before it was diverted, the police official added. Two Pakistani men, a driver and a fireman, were also arrested for negligence, Beg said. Lal said in custody that he was a Pakistani citizen and stole the engine just to have a ride on the track. He refused to answer many questions. Beg said the suspect would be produced before a local court and a thorough medical examination may be conducted to determine his mental health. "He does not have anything to prove that he is a Pakistani citizen and we suspect him to be from the Indian state of Hyderabad." (Posted @ 11:57 PST)
ICC backs umpires in Pakistan forfeit row LONDON, Aug 23 (AFP) - International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive Malcolm Speed has insisted Pakistan would have no right of veto over the appointment of Darrell Hair after the umpire ruled they had forfeited last week's fourth Test against England at The Oval. Speed said Tuesday he had received a letter from Pakistan Cricket Board chief Shaharyar Khan on the subject but stressed that there would be no change in the appointment procedure of officials. He also backed the stance taken by fellow Australian Hair and West Indian Doctrove. Speed said in a statement issued from the ICC's Dubai headquarters that "it is not the role of the ICC to overturn the decisions of on-field umpires, the people who are enshrined in the Laws of Cricket as the sole judges of fair and unfair play, the ultimate arbiters of the game. "In this instance the decision made by Billy Doctrove and Darrell Hair to award the match to England was the correct one under the Laws." Speed said: "It remains the role of the ICC and not our members to appoint umpires to Tests and one-day internationals. "The choices are made by the ICC's chief executive together with the chairman of the cricket committee, Sunil Gavaskar,following recommendations from the ICC's cricket department. "The appointments are made without fear or favour and are based on the performances of the umpires in international matches." (Posted @ 09:14 PST)
SAF Games-Pakistan stands at number two position on sixth day COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP): Pakistan with 20 gold, 23 silver and 31 bronze medals was now placed second on the sixth day of the 10th South Asia Games here on Wednesday night. India leads the points table with 66 gold, 37 silver and 16 bronze medals. Sri Lanka comes next with 15 gold, 31 silver and 43 bronze.(Posted @ 22:45 PST)
SAF Games-Pakistan beat Bhutan to move into football semi final COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP): Pakistan handed over a 4-0 defeat to Bhutan to qualify for the semi finals of the 10th South Asia Games football championship here on Wednesday. Pakistan will now clash Nepal in the semi final tomorrow (Thursday). India will meet Sri Lanka in the other semi final.(Posted @ 22:40 PST)
Afghan, Pakistan to conduct patrols with U.S. along border KABUL, Afghanistan, Aug 23 (AP) The Afghan and Pakistani armies agreed Wednesday to conduct coordinated and simultaneous patrols with the United States alongside their border, a statement from the American-led coalition said. NATO troops in charge of security in southern Afghanistan will also participate in patrols aimed at improving security operations alongside the porous 2,450-kilometer-long border. Wednesday's accord was reached in the Afghan capital of Kabul during the 17th meeting of Tripartite Commission, which includes the U.S.-led coalition. The parties also discussed potential use of ``secure mobile telephones for intelligence coordination'' and agreed to meet again in October in Afghanistan, the statement said. The participants at the meeting included Gen. Ahsan Saleem Hayat, Pakistan's army vice chief of staff; Gen. Bismullah Khan, the Afghan army's chief of staff; Lt. Gen. Karl Eikenberry, head of the U.S.-led coalition; and NATO forces chief Lt. Gen. David Richards.(Posted @ 22:02 PST)
Clashes kill 36 Taliban in Afghanistan; suicide attack kills NATO soldier KANDAHAR, Afghanistan, Aug 23(AP) Clashes and NATO air strikes killed at least 36 Taliban fighters in southern Afghanistan's as militant attacks left a NATO soldier dead and five others wounded, officials said Wednesday. Two roadside bombs also killed three Afghan civilians on Wednesday. Eighteen suspected Taliban were killed in a clash with Afghan forces Wednesday in the Khake-Afghan district of southern Zabul province, said the province's deputy police chief.One Afghan army soldier was killed and three others were wounded while aiding the police in the clash, an army commander said. Militants also attacked an Afghan army patrol in Zabul, killing a soldier and wounding four, a Defense Ministry statement said. NATO warplanes responded to Tuesday's ambush, bombing a Taliban position and killed seven fighters.Another NATO airstrike also killed 11 militants Tuesday in the Zhari district of Kandahar province, said a NATO spokesman. NATO troops also killed an Afghan 10-year old boy and wounded another following a suicide bombing on a Canadian convoy that left one Canadian dead and three wounded on Tuesday in Kandahar city, the alliance said Wednesday. (First Posted @ 11:47 PST Updated @(Posted @ 22:00 PST)
Bush calls Musharraf to praise help in foiling London terror plot ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Aug 23 (AP) U.S. President George W. Bush telephoned his Pakistani counterpart Gen. Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday and praised his country's recent help in foiling the London terror plot, a Foreign Ministry statement said. In the context of the terror plot, Bush ``expressed deep appreciation for Pakistan's role in fighting terrorism and the support Pakistan has been extending internationally in this regard,'' the Pakistani statement said. ``President Bush also said that he was looking forward to his meeting with President Musharraf in the U.S. next month,'' it said. (First Posted @ 21:15 PST Updated @ (Posted 21:55 PST)
Chaudry Shujaat meets AQ Khan ISLAMABAD, Aug 23, 2006 (AFP) Pakistan's nuclear hero Abdul Qadeer Khan, who is suffering from cancer, is doing well and will receive the best medical treatment on offer, the leader of the ruling party said Wednesday. "He looked happy and active and we spent about an hour with him today," ruling Pakistan Muslim League president Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain told MPs in parliament. Hussain said he and information minister Muhammad Ali Durrani had visited Khan at his residence. "We stayed with A.Q. Khan for about an hour. He was in a good mood and spoke about past events and later he walked with us outside to see us off," Hussain said. Opposition members meanwhile demanded access to Khan to enquire about his health. "He is the hero of the nation and opposition members should be allowed to see him," said MP Sahibzada Fazle Karim.(Posted @ 21:52 PST)
Cricket-Pakistan to play one-dayers after Inzamam hearing delayed LONDON, Aug 23 (AFP) Pakistan tour manager Zaheer Abbas confirmed Wednesday the team's upcoming one-day series against England would go ahead after a disciplinary hearing involving captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was postponed.(Posted @ 21:50 PST)
U.S. plane bound for India turned back to Amsterdam AMSTERDAM, Aug 23 (Reuters) Dutch fighter planes escorted a U.S. Northwest Airlines plane bound for India back to Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Wednesday after the crew reported passengers behaving suspiciously. "Police took off a number of people on board and took them for questioning," the Dutch defence ministry said. The ministry said in a statement that the pilot decided to turn back after the crew said several of the 149 passengers on flight 42 to Mumbai were behaving suspiciously. Dutch airport officials said the Northwest pilot decided to turn back his 273-seat DC10-30 when it was in German airspace. (First Posted @ 16:48 PST Updated @ 21:46 PST)
Cricket-England name squad for one-day series against Pakistan LONDON, Aug 23 (Reuters) England named the following 16-man squad on Wednesday for the international one-day series and Twenty20 match against Pakistan: Andrew Strauss (captain), Ian Bell, Stuart Broad, Rikki Clarke, Paul Collingwood, Alastair Cook, James Dalrymple, Darren Gough, Stephen Harmison, Ed Joyce, Jon Lewis, Sajid Mahmood, Kevin Pietersen, Chris Read, Marcus Trescothick, Michael Yardy.(Posted @ 21:40 PST)
Cricket-Pakistan's Wasim Raja dies of heart attack in match KARACHI, Aug 23 (Reuters) Former Pakistan all rounder Wasim Raja died of a heart attack on Wednesday in London, a Pakistan team official said. He was 54. The assistant manager of the Pakistan touring side in London said that Wasim, who played 57 tests and 54 one-day internationals, died while playing in a club match. Wasim was rated as one of Pakistan's most gifted all rounders due to his swashbuckling batting and ability to bowl pace and leg-spin. He was coach of the Pakistan team in 1997 and was also a International Cricket Council (ICC) elite panel match referee. His younger brother, Rameez Raja also played test cricket and captained Pakistan.(Posted @ 21:35 PST)
SAF Games-Pakistan wins seven gold, three silver medals in boxing COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP) Pakistani boxers won seven gold and three silver medals in the boxing competition of the 10th South Asia Games here on Wednesday. Muhammad Naisar Khan started off the Pakistani charge, winning the first gold medal beating India's Sanjay Kishan 23-20 on points in the light fly weight category. Nuaman Karim gave Pakistan's second gold with a 23-17 win over hosts T B Harsha Kumara in the flyweight contest. Meharullah Lasi punished the Indian Anthresh Lalit Lakra 26-7. Syed Asghar Ali Shah out punched India's Jai Bhagwan 22-19 in the light weight class. Faisal Karim brought another laurel for the country by defeating Nepal's Sushil Ghimire in the light welter weight class. Dur Muhamd also made his way to the gold when he beat Sri Lankan S I Kumar 28-17 in the welter weight category. Mir Waiz bagged the gold in the super heavy weight class by scoring a 41-32 win over Verghese Johnson of India.(Posted @ 19:55 PST)
SAF Games-Pakistan thrash Sri Lanka 8-1 in hockey to move into finals COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP) Pakistan, powered by a hat trick from the penalty corner shooter Imran Warsi, thrashed Sri Lanka 8-1 to set up a show down with India in the final of the hockey championship of 10th South Asia Games here on Wednesday.Pakistan, beaten earlier by India in the opening match , outplayed Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to qualify for the August 25 final.(Posted @ 19:46 PST)
SAF Games-Pak wins five bronze medals in Table Tennis COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP) Pakistan rounded off the table tennis event of 10th South Asia Games with five bronze medals here Wednesday. India won the competition with seven gold, four silver and one bronze medal. Sri Lanka with three silver and six bronze medals bagged the second place at the points table where Pakistan was at the third position. Pakistan won one bronze medal each in the men's team event, men's singles, men's doubles, women singles and women’s team event.(Posted @ 19:40 PST)
SAF Games-Pakistan wins two gold, one silver in shooting COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP) Pakistani shooters picked up two gold and one silver medals in the shooting event of the 10th South Asia Games here Wednesday.The Pakistan team comprising Maqbool Hussain, Afsar Khan, and Mastaqueem Shah scored 564 for gold, followed by India (551) for silver and Sri Lanka (527) for bronze. Maqbool then took the second gold with total points of 746 in the individual event of rapid pistol fire round, followed by silver medal by fellow countryman Afsar, and the Indian Ram Kishan claimed the bronze.(Posted @ 19:35 PST)
Justice Rana Baghwandas takes oath as Acting Chief Justice ISLAMABAD, Aug 23 (Agencies): Justice Rana Baghwandas took oath here Wednesday as the Acting Chief Justice of Pakistan in the absence of the Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry.(Posted @ 19:30 PST)
SAF Games-Pakistan wins one gold, one bronze in cycling COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP) Pakistani cyclists won one gold and one bronze medal in the cycling championship of the 10th South Asia Games here on Wednesday. In the men’s 40 kilometre team trial, Pakistan’s team comprising Malik Muhammad Bashir, Haroon Rashid, Dilsher Ali and Asmat Ali clocked 1.8.38.15, winning the gold medal. Sri Lanka finished second for the silver and India third for the bronze medal in the same event.(Posted @ 17:40 PST)
SAF Games-Pakistan wins two gold, three silver and one bronze in Kung Fu COLOMBO, Aug 23 (APP) Pakistani Wushu (Kung Fu) team proved all predictions wrong by winning two gold, three silver and one bronze medals in the Wushu championship of the 10th South Asia Games here on Wednesday at Joseph college indoor sports complex. Pakistan claimed both gold medals in the San Shou (Fights) categories; the medal winners were Syed Murtab Ali in the 60 to 65 kgs class who beat his Lankan opponent, while Ejaz Ahmad Butt knocked out his Sri Lankan rival in the 70-75 kgs category. Asma Akram, Zakir Hussain, and Muhammad Bashir won the silver medals. Rassal won the bronze.(Posted @ 17:30 PST)
Five dead, 21 injured in Balochistan road mishap; gas pipeline blown up DERA MURAD JAMALI, August 23 (Agencies): At least five people including a woman were killed and 21 passengers injured in a road mishap in Balochistan’s Dera Murad Jamali city, police said here Wednesday. The incident took place when Saddiqabad bound bus coming from Quetta overturned after one of its tire burst near Notall area. A doctor at the Civil Hospital Dera Muraid Jamali said most passengers sustained light injuries and were discharged after initial treatment. Meanwhile, unidentified persons blew up the Ouch Power Plant's gas pipeline with an explosive material. Consequently, the transportation of gas supply to the plant was stopped.(Posted @ 17:05 PST)
Israel buys upgraded nuclear armed submarines: report JERUSALEM, Aug 23 (AFP) Israel has signed a contract with Germany to buy two submarines capable of carrying nuclear weapons, a newspaper report said Wednesday. Under the contract signed in July, the two Dolphin-class submarines, called U212s, will be assembled in Germany and fitted with a propulsion system allowing them to remain underwater for far longer than submarines already in use by the Israel navy, the Jerusalem Post said. Israel's defense ministry said it was unable either to confirm or deny the report. (Posted @ 16:42 PST)
Muslim student says 'victimised' after being thrown off British plane LONDON, Aug 23 (AFP) One of two Muslim students pulled off a British charter flight at gunpoint because other passengers feared they were terrorists said Wednesday they were victimised because of their appearance. Khurram Zeb, 22, told the Daily Mirror newspaper he felt sorry for those people on board the Monarch airlines flight who thought they were terrorists but did not blame anyone for what happened. "Just because we're Muslim does not mean we are suicide bombers," he was quoted as saying. The Urdu-speaking pair -- both students at Manchester University, in northwest England -- were questioned by police for several hours before being put up in a hotel and allowed to fly back the following day. (Posted @ 16:39 PST)
Lebanon calls for US help to end blockade BEIRUT, Aug 23 (AFP) Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Siniora urged the United States on Wednesday to provide more financial help to his war-torn country and exert pressure on Israel to end its blockade of Lebanon. "I believe that the United States can do more on the level of financial assistance, and the United States can do much more on the level of political support to Lebanon," he told a press conference. (Posted @ 16:39 PST)
Cricket-ICC postpone Friday's hearing into ball tampering row LONDON, Aug 23 (Reuters) A hearing on Friday into Pakistan skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq's actions during the Oval test ball-tampering controversy has been postponed, the International Cricket Council said on Wednesday. The postponement came after adjudicator Ranjan Magudgalle said he was unable to attend because of a family illness. Pakistan skipper Inzamam is charged with bringing the game into disrepute. (First Posted @ 14:10 PST Updated @ 16:17 PST)
17 killed in Indian road accident AHMEDABAD, India, Aug 23 (Reuters) 17 people were killed in a road accident near Ahmedabad on Wednesday, police said. A truck with 19 people on board and loaded with salt skidded off the road and plunged into a flooded ditch on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, the main city of Gujarat state, killing 17 people. (Posted @ 14:34 PST)
Rockets hit British base in Amarah in south Iraq, four killed in violence BAGHDAD, Iraq, Aug 23 (AP) Four Katyusha rockets were fired at a British base in a southern Iraqi town Wednesday, police said. No casualties were reported in the rocket blasts. Four people were killed in other violence. (First Posted @ 10:26 PST Updated @ 14:27 PST)
Suicide bomber kills woman, injures 10 in Iraq's Mosul city MOSUL, Iraq, Aug 23 (AP) A suicide bomber wearing an explosive belt blew himself up Wednesday in front of the police headquarters in the northern city of Mosul, killing a woman and injuring 10 others, including eight policemen and two civilians, police said. The bomber was apparently trying to enter the police directorate building when he was stopped at the first of the several checkpoints around it, the city police chief said. (Posted @ 14:17 PST)
Bus veers off steep mountain road in occupied Kashmir; 16 killed, 35 injured JAMMU, occupied Kashmir, Aug 23 (Agencies) A crowded bus swerved off a steep mountain road and plunged into a gorge, killing at least 16 people and injuring 35 others in occupied Kashmir, media reports said Wednesday. The accident happened in Rajouri district, 180 kilometres northwest of Jammu. The cause was not immediately known but some injured passengers said the driver lost control while trying to negotiate a sharp bend, Rajouri police chief Farooq Khan said. (Posted @ 13:34 PST)
Russia ready to seek negotiated settlement on Iran MOSCOW, Aug 23 (Reuters) Russia is ready to pursue contacts with all sides to achieve a negotiated settlement to Iran's differences with the West on its nuclear programme, the Foreign Ministry was quoted as saying on Wednesday. "Russia will continue with the idea of seeking a political, negotiated settlement concerning Iran's nuclear programme, maintaining the role of the IAEA and rejecting dilution of the principles of non-proliferation," Interfax news agency quoted ministry spokesman Mikhail Kamynin as saying. (Posted @ 12:52 PST)
Saddam's genocide trial begins third day BAGHDAD, Aug 23 (Reuters) The trial of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and six co-defendants resumed on Wednesday. Saddam faces charges of genocide over the killing of tens of thousands of Kurdish villagers in a campaign that devastated northern Iraqi in 1988. (Posted @ 11:50 PST)
Mine blast kills Israeli soldier in Lebanon DUBAI, Aug 23 (Reuters) One Israeli soldier was killed and three were injured on Wednesday in southern Lebanon when an anti-tank mine exploded, Al Arabiya television said. The channel did not give further details. (Posted @ 11:50 PST)
11 Israeli Arab tourists die in Egypt bus crash CAIRO, Aug 23 (Reuters) Eleven Israeli Arab tourists were killed on Tuesday and 30 others injured when their bus overturned in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, officials said. (Posted @ 10:19 PST)
Amnesty International: Israeli military action massively destroyed Lebanon's infrastructure LONDON Aug 23 (AP) Amnesty International on Wednesday accused Israel of war crimes, saying it broke international law by deliberately destroying Lebanon's civilian infrastructure during its recent war with Hezbollah guerrillas. The human rights group said initial evidence, including the pattern and scope of the Israeli attacks, high number of civilian casualties, widespread damage and statements by Israeli officials ``indicate that such destruction was deliberate and part of a military strategy, rather than 'collateral damage.''' ``The scale of the destruction was just extraordinary,'' said Amnesty researcher Donatella Rovera, who visited Lebanon during the war and co-authored the report. (Posted @ 10:04 PST)
USADA recommends eight-year ban for Gatlin RALEIGH, North Carolina, Aug 23 (Reuters) The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) recommended on Tuesday that Olympic champion Justin Gatlin receive a maximum eight-year ban for doping. Gatlin, 24, tested positive for testosterone at the Kansas Relays on April 22. He has agreed to the accuracy of the laboratory test. Gatlin has the right to appeal. (Posted @ 10:10 PST)
India's air chief says India is watching China's military expansion WASHINGTON, Aug 23 (AP) India's air force chief said Tuesday that India was watching China's military expansion and would like to know more about Beijing's spending on its armed forces. ``I'm not saying we're concerned about China. But we certainly watch it,'' Air Chief Marshal Shashindra Pal Tyagi said at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. ``We also understand that China is growing militarily,'' he said. ``That doesn't mean it becomes a threat… There are some things we don't know enough about China…How much are they spending? How much are they doing?” (Posted @ 09:59 PST)
Britain accused in court of assisting in 'acts of terrorism' LONDON, Aug 23 (AFP) Britain was accused in court on Tuesday of knowingly assisting in "acts of terrorism" by Israel during its month-long conflict in Lebanon. Britain was guilty of "aiding and abetting" breaches of international law when it allowed US cargo planes believed to be carrying bombs bound for Israel to stop over at British airports, according to the Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) petition before the High Court in London. The IHRC sought to bring injunction proceedings against the Defence Secretary Des Browne, the Civil Aviation Authority and the Foreign Office to stop "grave and serious violations" of international humanitarian law and contraventions of the Geneva Convention. Peter Carter, the lawyer arguing on behalf of the IHRC, said Britain was assisting in "disproportionate" military action which killed and caused terror to civilians who were not directly involved in the conflict. The IHRC said it was bringing the case "following many complaints that we have received from British citizens whose family members are in Lebanon and facing grave danger as well as acts of terror". (Posted @ 09:36 PST)
Western support for Musharraf makes Pakistan 'seedbed' of terrorism: Benazir Bhutto LONDON, Aug 23 (AFP) The West's support for President Pervez Musharraf has made the country a "seedbed" of terrorism, according to former prime minister Benazir Bhutto. Writing in The Guardian on Wednesday, Bhutto asks: "Why is it that the terrorist trail always seems to lead back to Pakistan?" "Why are second-generation Pakistani emigres far more attracted by this pattern of terrorism than other disillusioned Muslims in the west?" "What is it about Islamabad that puts it at the centre of terrorist plots?" According to her, Musharraf has "played the west like a fiddle" by offering support in the so-called "war on terror" to keep the United States and Britain "off his back as he proceeded to arrest and exile opposition leaders, decimate political parties, pressure the press and set back human and women's rights by a generation." "The Musharraf dictatorship doles out ostensible support in the war on terror to keep it in the good graces of Washington, while it presides over a society that fuels and empowers militants at the expense of moderates." (Posted @ 09:24 PST)
Karachi Stocks up 23.20 points: KARACHI, August 23: At close of trading the KSE-100 index was at 10243.91, up 23.20 points. (Bureau Report) (Updated @ 14:30 PST)
Forex update: KARACHI, August 23: The Pakistani Rupee was traded at Rs 60.43 to the US Dollar in the open market. (Bureau Report) (Updated @ 14:30 PST)
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