(what is the position of pakistan now, if any terriost do anythig in the world, world ask Pakistan and look for Pakistan as Pakistan is the exporter of Terrorist? Our Zia ul huq sahab ka karnama hey yeah sub) At the top of that some of our educated brother are still trying us to HATRED against whole world for small small things, my pakistani fellow lets LOVE each other and live peacfully
Iran asks Pak to hand over terrorists
Updated at: 0102 PST, Tuesday, December 21, 2010
TEHRAN: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told his Pakistani counterpart Asif Ali Zardari on Monday to arrest and hand over "known terrorists," the Iranian leader's office said on its website.
In a telephone call, the Iranian president "asked Zardari to order his country's security forces to quickly arrest known terrorists and hand them over to the Islamic Republic of Iran," Ahmadinejad's office said in a statement posted on its website.
The phone call followed a suicide attack last week in the southeastern Iranian city of Chabahar that killed 39 people during a Shiite mourning procession.
The attack was claimed by Sunni militant group Jundallah (Army of God), which Iran claims receives support from the intelligence services of Pakistan, Britain and the United States.
"The perpetrators of this act are not only non-Muslims, but belong to no religion," the website quoted Ahmadinejad as telling Zardari.
Jundallah says it is fighting for the rights of the ethnic Sunni Baluchis in the Sistan-Baluchestan province of Iran, which borders Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The group has been accused of carrying out several such deadly attacks in Sistan-Baluchestan.
The website said that Zardari told Ahmadinejad Pakistan would not hesitate to help eradicate terrorism.
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Iran asks Pak to hand over terrorists
Updated at: 0102 PST, Tuesday, December 21, 2010

In a telephone call, the Iranian president "asked Zardari to order his country's security forces to quickly arrest known terrorists and hand them over to the Islamic Republic of Iran," Ahmadinejad's office said in a statement posted on its website.
The phone call followed a suicide attack last week in the southeastern Iranian city of Chabahar that killed 39 people during a Shiite mourning procession.
The attack was claimed by Sunni militant group Jundallah (Army of God), which Iran claims receives support from the intelligence services of Pakistan, Britain and the United States.
"The perpetrators of this act are not only non-Muslims, but belong to no religion," the website quoted Ahmadinejad as telling Zardari.
Jundallah says it is fighting for the rights of the ethnic Sunni Baluchis in the Sistan-Baluchestan province of Iran, which borders Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The group has been accused of carrying out several such deadly attacks in Sistan-Baluchestan.
The website said that Zardari told Ahmadinejad Pakistan would not hesitate to help eradicate terrorism.






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