Pakistan demands explanation to Afghanistan

29 Ramazan 1431 HijriSeptember 9, 2010

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• DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today • DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today • DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today • DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today • DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today • DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today • DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today • DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts • Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand • Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable • Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing • Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan • Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh • Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar • VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps • US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls • Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity • India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab • Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu • EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday • Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity • Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday • Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz • 5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan • No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan • Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi • CCI meeting today

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Pakistan demands explanation to Afghanistan

ISLAMABAD/Jul 29: Pakistan has demanded an explanation to Afghanistan, over president Karzai’s statement that Pakistan invites foreign forces to attack it.

The spokesman of Pakistan Foreign Office, Abdul Basit, during weekly briefing in Islamabad, said that the anti-Pakistan statements of British and Cameron Prime Ministers are under review.

He added that the Pak envoy in Afghanistan has been instructed to demand an explanation to Afghan Government, over Hamid Karzai’s statement.

Abdul Basit added further that a particular group is constantly trying to bad name ISI and Pak security agencies.

“Pakistan will not bow its head to ‘do more’ demand and no back door policy is being observed with India” The FO spokesman added.

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