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QUETTA: Hundreds of Shia pilgrims coming from Iran reached Quetta from the border town of Taftan in tight security of the Frontier Corps and police on Wednesday evening.
Official sources said that 1,691 Shia pilgrims, including women and children, reached Pakistani border town of Taftan in Iranian buses.
Strict arrangements were made to provide security to the pilgrims during their stay in Taftan and Dalbandin.
They were brought to Quetta in a convoy of 28 buses in heavy security.
“Heavy contingents of the Frontier Corps, Police, Levies and Anti-Terrorist Force (ATF) escorted the pilgrims from Taftan to Quetta,” official sources said.
Published in Dawn, November 20th, 2014
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Nov 20, 2014 10:12am
They can do provided they have will to do.
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Nov 21, 2014 05:51am
Help me understand this better... so in the so-called "homeland of Indian Muslims", the unfortunate Shia can live only under the tight security umbrella of the army & police, is it?
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