Bush offers second chance
to Taliban to surrender Laden
 WASHINGTON,
Oct 12: Offering a surprise
"second chance" to
Afghanistan’s Taliban regime to hand
over terrorist mastermind Osama bin
Laden, President George W Bush today said
the Saudi fugitive has "hijacked a
whole country and forced it to accept his
radical thoughts.". Bush, addressing
a White House conference one month after
the 11 Sept terror attacks in the US,
said that he did not know whether bin
Laden is alive or dead but "I want
him brought to justice." Even now
the Taliban has a second chance to comply
with his demands to deliver bin Laden and
those in his terrorist network in
Afghanistan, Bush said.......more
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Activists of Asiya Andrabi’s
Dukhtaraan-e-Millat protesting
against the American military
strike on Afghanistan and
expressing solidarity with the
Taliban supremo Mulla Mohammad
Omar and Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin
Laden in Srinagar on Friday.
Sudanese
Fidayee among 4 Lashkar ultras
killed
Shutdown,
pro-Taliban protests in Valley
Excelsior
Special Correspondent
SRINAGAR,
Oct 12: Even as
all formidable militant
organisations and the separatist
amalgam, Hurriyat Conference, are
left with nothing to comment on
the Afghanistan crisis, Kashmir
valley today observed a shutdown
amid anti-America and pro-Taliban
demonstrations. No credible
organisation or political party
had called for a strike.
Meanwhile, in two grenade attacks
militants have killed a soldier
of Rashtriya Rifles and left four
civilians wounded in north
Kashmir............more
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US, Britain ban Jaish;
widen terrorist list
WASHINGTON, Oct 12: In a
coordinated action, the US and Britain
tonight banned Pakistan-based militant
outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), which
claimed responsibility for the October 1
terrorist attack on Jammu and Kashmir
Assembly, and froze its assets, days
ahead of US Secretary of State Colin
Powell’s visit to
India....................more
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Delhi committed to
root out terrorism
India
rejects US assessment
NEW DELHI, Oct 12: India
tonight rejected United States
description of Kashmir as the "most
dangerous place in the world" and
declared that New Delhi was determined to
root out cross-border terrorism from
Jammu and Kashmir by mounting
"special efforts given the present
circumstances."..........more
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