“Operation Cleanup” initiated - 1 USZ, 1 British national declared PERSONA-NON-GRATA

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Reports coming from Islamabad say that Pakistan has declared two foreign agents working inside the country as Persona-Non-Grata and has ordered them to immediately leave Pakistan. One of these foreigners belongs to a USZ company and the other is working for a British security firm. The security agencies have started listing the names of those foreign nationals who had no legal documents or involved in heinous crimes for a grand operation. Reports add that a consultant working for a USZ Company named “Consultant Services Private Limited”, Mr. Aaron Mark Dehoon and an employee of British Security Company “Guard Orald”, Mr. Anthony Jerald Mec were asked to immediately leave the country.

Aaron Mark

Aaron Mark Dehoon was involved in activities contrary to his work and was arrested some time ago in Peshawar. His application for work visa was also rejected. The above mentioned company for which Mr. Mark has been working is directly working for CIA. Sources said that the British national was expelled from Pakistan owing to his suspected activities, but he returned back with a new passport to Pakistan. Discrete sources added through their reports that Pakistan's security agencies are collecting necessary information about all foreigners working inside Pakistan who are currently involved in espionage and heinous crimes against Pakistan or have been in the past, for a grand cleaning operation. All those foreigners who are working contrary to what their job title states are expected to be hit sooner than the rest under this operation.

 

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202 Sindh Police personnels trained by Pakistan Army to counter terrorism

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Karachi: Training of selected personnel from various ranks (Sub Inspector, Assistant Sub Inspectors, Seargents and Constables) of Sindh Police Force on counter urban terrorism by the Army concluded at Malir Cantonment here Monday. This 4-week intensive training course of a batch comprising of 202 policemen was held under the auspices of Karachi Corps. The program included enhancement of skills in close quarter encounter, sniper firing, repelling, cordon and search and quick reaction responses in case of any eventuality. Corps Commander, Lieutenant General Muhammad Zaheer ul Islam along with senior army and police officers witnessed a mock exercise of counter urban terrorism by the newly trained Quick Response Unit of Sindh Police. The Corps Commander commended the agility, physical fitness and fighting skills of the trainees and eulogized the efforts of Pakistan Army instructors in achieving splendid standards in a short span of time.

He expressed the hope that the spirit and dedication behind this joint training course would go a long way in improving synergy of all elements of law enforcement agencies for quick and effective response to a terrorist threat. He said that the high professional standards maintained by Pakistan Army are second to none; and Sindh Police will continue to benefit from this experience. “We all must join hands to eliminate the menace of terrorism from our society”, he added. Inspector General Sindh Police Fayyaz Ahmed Laghari thanked the Corps Commander Lieutenant General Muhammad Zahir ul Islam on behalf of Sindh Government for rendering Pak Army’s state of the art training facilities and highly professional services of the training staff.

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Indian RAW busted! Fake cross border attack caught

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In a major breakthrough, Pakistani security officials have foiled an attempt by the Indian intelligence agencies to enact a fake encounter for implicating Pakistan in incidents of cross-border terrorism. The plan was unearthed when a suspect working for the Indian intelligence agencies was apprehended in Sialkot border area while attempting to cross over to India through the border security fence; an impregnable barbed wire obstacle whose entrance points are locked and controlled by the Indian BSF.

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“The suspect has confessed to working as an Indian spy who was tasked to recruit agents from Pakistan to work for Indian intelligence”, a senior security official said, requesting his name not be mentioned.

The suspect, whose name has been withheld for security reasons, during preliminary interrogation, confessed that his Indian handlers Sharma and Amjad had tasked him to recruit a Pakistani national by offering a large monetary reward, preferably carrying a weapon and send him across the border through the border barbed wire fence after liaison with the BSF troops. Sharma had assured him that all the details of border crossing would be finalised by him and duly taken care off at his end. The suspect also disclosed that the Indian intelligence agencies had planned a fake encounter to kill the border crosser. “The purpose was to exploit the episode as proof of subversive elements launched by ISI for crossing over from Pakistan to commit acts of terrorism in India”, intelligence sources maintained.

The arrested suspect also confessed to the investigators that he had held a few meetings with his Indian handlers in Islamabad as well. According to observers, arrest of the suspect has bared presence of organised espionage networks based in Pakistan and run by the Indian undercover agents. While conducting acts of terrorism remains their top priority, current emphasis seems to have shifted to conducting fake encounters that would help vitiate the environment for holding Composite Dialogue Process that had lost all momentum in the wake of Mumbai terror strike in Nov 2008.

“With the possibility of a secretary-level interaction emerging on the sidelines of a Saarc meeting in Thimpu Bhutan in first week of February, India should be interested in a few fake encounters depicting flow of terrorists from Pakistan that would strengthen its position to format any future discussions centred on terrorism rather than finding ways to tackle the core issue of Kashmir”, observers said. The episode also points to the involvement of Indian undercover intelligence officers stationed in its Islamabad embassy, engaging in espionage activities in grave violation of their diplomatic status, said an expert on Indo-Pak relations.

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