Militants blow up 32nd school in Pakistan’s Mohmand tribal region

by hussain | February 26, 2010 at 10:23 am
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Militans blew up another government school in Pakistan's troubled Bajaur tribal district on Friday. With this, the number of schools so far destroyed by militants in the Mohmand Agency reached 32.

PESHAWAR: The militants blew up another government school in Safi tehsil of Pakistan’s Mohmand tribal district early Friday, tribal sources said.According to the sources, a group of militants placed explosive devices at various points in the building of Government Primary School in Qalagai area and then triggered the explosion.A day earlier, militants had blown up the building of Government Primary School in lower part of Chamarkand in the Safi area. The militants have so far destroyed a total of 32 government schools.Meanwhile, the political administration freed 74 tribesmen after a jirga (tribal council) of elders of Musakhel tribe assured cooperation and support to the political administration and security forces. The security forces and political administration had arrested the tribesmen under the collective responsibility clause of the Frontier Crimes Regulation.
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stejeb

How will your country ever pull out of this cycle and step into the modern world while this continues Hussain? I feel sorry for the children who have to suffer the consequences of these cowardly attacks.

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hussain

There is no end to this madness is in sight so far. Pakistan can overcome the problem if the foreign troops leave Afghanistan because in that case the enemies of Pakistan wouldn't be able to train terrorists on Afghan soil for terrorism on Pakistani soil. These people are not fighting on their own but they are being used by some anti-Pakistan countries as proxies. 

In Pakistan, the difference in age does not matter when it comes terror acts because people of all age groups are equally suffering.

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