பாகிஸ்தானில் ஒரு இஸ்லாமிய தீவிரவாதி இசைப்பாடல்கள் விற்கும் கடைகளை தாக்க தற்கொலை குண்டுதாரியாக செல்லும்போது நேரத்திற்கு முன்பே வெடித்து கொலையுண்டார்.
நன்றி பாகிஸ்தானிய டான்
Man dies ‘planting bomb’
By Ghulam Mursalin Marwat
LAKKI MARWAT, Feb 3: A man was killed when an explosive device went off outside a video shop in Lakki Marwat, 70 km off Dera Ismail Khan in the NWFP, early on Saturday.
Witnesses suspect the man to be militant who was planting the device which went off prematurely.Police said the man appeared to be an Uzbek and parts of the body were dispatched to Peshawar for DNA test.
Officials said that explosion occurred in Ghaznikhel market at 6:17am. A badly-mutilated body was found near the place of occurrence. Parts of the body flew in various directions in and around the market.
"Human flesh was scattered everywhere in the market," said a witness, adding that the intensity of the explosion could be gauged from the fact that his dismembered head was lying a few yards away in Kargil Chowk on Lakki-Mianwali road while his legs and limbs were also scattered on the ground.
Police and paramilitary troops rushed to the spot and cordoned off the site.
Security officials collected parts of the body and also defused a hand-grenade.
Police also recovered parts of a pistol, cellphone and torn-off cap from the site.
Doctors in the city hospital conducted X-rays of the limbs to assess age and height of the dead, hospital sources said.
It is learnt that the SIM of the cellphone and some other belongings of the suspected militant have been handed over to intelligence officials and sniffer dogs have been brought in order to find a clue.
A month ago, owners of video centres in the area had received letters warning them to stop the ‘un-Islamic business or face consequences.’
Agencies add: Area police chief Ashraf Zaman said the attacker, aged about 20, wanted to target the music shop, but he accidentally exploded the device.
“The body of the bomber was blown into pieces but his bearded face remained intact,” he said, adding that preliminary investigations revealed that he was trying to bomb the video shop.
“We saw his body parts, but we have no other information about this terrorist,” he said.
The blast damaged 10 shops, but no one was injured because the market was closed at the time, he said.
No one claimed responsibility for the explosion, but Zaman said officers suspected the hand of radicals who in recent months had distributed pamphlets warning music shops to close down.
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இசை மீது இஸ்லாமிய தீவிரவாதிகளுக்கு என்ன கோபம் என்று தெரியவில்லை.
நல்லவேளை, ஏ ஆர் ரஹ்மானும் மைக்கல் ஜாக்ஸனும் பாகிஸ்தானிலோ வேறெந்த முஸ்லீம் பெரும்பான்மை நாட்டிலோ பிறக்கவில்லை.
அந்த நற்காரியத்தால், அவர்களது இசையை நாம் கேட்டு மகிழ முடிகிறது.
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"முதல் மரியாதை"பாட்டு தான் ஞாபகம் வருகிறது.குருவிக்கூட்டுக்குள் குண்டு வைக்காதே என்கிற மாதிரி.
இவுங்கெல்லாம் யாரிடம் இந்த மாதிரி பாடம் படிக்கிறார்கள் என்று தெரியவில்லை.
மூளை என்பதே இல்லையோ என்று சந்தேகம் வருகிறது.
நல்ல பதிவு.
Suspected militant killed as bomb explodes in Pakistan
Dera Ismail Khan, Feb. 3 (AP): A suspected militant was killed when a bomb he was planting outside a music shop in a remote area of northwestern Pakistan exploded prematurely on Saturday, police said.
The explosion happened just after dawn in a market in Luki Murwat, about 70 kilometres southeast of Dera Ismail Khan, a city in the North West Frontier Province bordering Afghanistan.
Ashraf Zaman, an area police chief, said the attacker - who was aged about 20 - wanted to target the music shop, but he accidentally exploded the device.
``We saw his body parts, but we have no other information about this terrorist,'' he said
The blast damaged 10 shops, but no one was injured because the market was closed at the time, he said. No one claimed responsibility for the explosion, but Zaman said officers suspected Islamic militants _ who in recent months had distributed pamphlets warning music shops to close down.
Pakistan is a key ally of the United States in its war on terror, and such blasts are common in deeply conservative northwestern areas, where pro-Taliban extremist religious groups deem music and movies to be offensive to Islam.
The Taliban militia banned music and television in neighboring Afghanistan before its ouster from power in late 2001, and remnants of the regime are also believed to be hiding in the province and elsewhere.
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/003200702031140.htm
எழில் அய்யா,
தமிழ் இசை தொலைந்து போய்விட்டதாகவும்,அதை மீட்டெடுக்க மருத்துவர் அய்யா சிங்கப்பூர் போய் கிடைக்காம திரும்பி வந்ததாகவும் செய்தி வந்ததே.ஒருவேளை பாகிஸ்த்தான் போய் தேடினா?
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எழில் அய்யா,
தமிழ் இசை தொலைந்து போய்விட்டதாகவும்,அதை மீட்டெடுக்க மருத்துவர் அய்யா சிங்கப்பூர் போய் கிடைக்காம திரும்பி வந்ததாகவும் செய்தி வந்ததே.ஒருவேளை பாகிஸ்த்தான் போய் தேடினா?
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சாதாரண மனிதனையே உன்னதமாக்குவது இசையும் கவிதையும்...
இசையையும் கவிதையையும் வெறுப்பவர்கள் குண்டுதாரிகளாக மற்ற பொதுமக்கள் மீது விழுந்து கொல்வதில் என்ன ஆச்சரியம்?
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