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November 09, 2006 Thursday Shawwal 16, 1427



No let-up in war on terror: Durrani



By Our Staff Reporter


ISLAMABAD Nov 8: The government condemned the Dargai suicide attack and declared that such incidents would not deter it from taking pre-emptive actions, such as the Oct 30 air strike on a Bajaur seminary, and from the war on terrorism.

Addressing a news conference on Wednesday, Information and Broadcasting Minister Mohammad Ali Durrani said: “Intelligence reports made available so far reveal that the suicide bombing had a direct link with the Bajaur incident which makes it abundantly clear that the said seminary was a suicide training den and political parties had unleashed propaganda against the government’s action only for political mileage”.

Asked whether the government would convene an all parties conference to evolve a strategy for curbing such acts of terrorism, he said all political parties must change the attitude of drawing political mileage from the pre-emptive actions taken by the government.

The minister said that the ages of those killed had been taken from their identity cards.






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