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NED University — IJT activist killed in drone strike

Monday, 2 December 2013

02-12-2013
PESHAWAR — Three suspected militants including ‘Islami Jamiat-e-Talba—IJT’ activist were killed and two others were wounded in a U.S. drone attack in the Miranshah on Friday.

“All the victims were members of the Punjabi Taliban. They would cross Afghan border” said a security official in Miranshah.

The activist of student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami (IJT), Abdur Rehman Shujat s/o Shujat Hussain (Jamaat-e-Islami worker) killed in a drone attack on 29th November, 2013.

Shujat was an engineer by profession, and had worked as an activist of IJT, NED University, Batch — 2004, department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering.

Abdullah Shujat, the brother of deceased had also worked as IJT Nazim Karachi (2009).

According to reports, he was the resident of 11-A North Karachi and he was working for the ‘Punjabi Taliban group’, one of the proxies of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan.

Intelligence agencies have raided Shujat’s house and nabbed Shujat Hussain and his son Abdullah Shujat in May, 2011. Law enforcement agencies nabbed Shujat for facilitating unknown terrorists, that later turned out to be the perpetrators of Mehran Base Attack, Karachi.

It is also pertinent that another student activist of IJT from NED University, Abdus Salam was also killed in a drone attack few years back.


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Police arrest 2 IJT members for manhandling PU teachers

Saturday, 30 November 2013

30-11-2013 | The News
LAHORE: Police have conducted raid in Punjab University, arresting two students, affiliated with Islami Jamiat e Talaba (IJT), for allegedly manhandling teachers of the academic institution.

According to the sources, the teachers were manhandled and later confined in a college room who were later freed by the Vice Chancellor and police.

The arrested students are identified as Farooq Khan and Hafiz Wajid.

Meanwhile, IJT have demanded to release the arrested students.
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Detained al-Qaeda operative from IJT hostel was mastermind of “Denmark embassy attack”

Wednesday, 9 October 2013

10-10-2013
Lahore: During investigation, detained al-Qaeda operative has confessed that he was involved in the attack at Denmark embassy and he was the mastermind.

The group carried out attack at Denmark Embassy on June 2nd, 2008. June 5th, 2008, Al-Qaeda had accepted the responsibility for the attack on Denmark embassy.

Last month, he was arrested from Punjab University, according to the report he was residing in the hostel of PU along with Ahmed Sajjad Rathore, the student and Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba’s (IJT) activist. The Vice Chancellor of Punjab University has revealed that IJT shelters al-Qaeda terrorists in PU hostel.

Al-Qaeda operative had planned to kidnap notable personalities for ransom. According to the news report, he could have sabotaged the peace of biggest cities including Lahore. According to authorities the al-Qaeada network had weakened after these arrests.







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IJT shelters Al-Qaeda terrorists in PU hostel: VC

Thursday, 19 September 2013

17-09-2013 | The News
LAHORE: The Vice Chancellor of Punjab University has revealed to Geo News that there are armed and illegal occupants residing in the hostels of the varsity.

Dr Mujahid Khan said that these illegal occupants also have an extortion list and were heavily armed. “One room was raided in the hostel and only one arrest was made. Mobile phones, list of Islami Jamiat Talba members, jihadi literature, NATO jacket, clothes and plastic gloves were recovered.”

According to sources, raids were conducted by intelligence agencies in the residential colony and a suspect was taken into custody. Agencies had received information that the suspect identified as Shehzad was a bomb making expert working for Al-Qaeda.

Later, on information obtained from Shehzad, two other suspects were arrested from the University of Engineering and Technology in Lahore.

A retired doctor was also arrested from the Township area while his son was detained few days earlier. Law enforcement agencies claim that the father and son were involved in fund raising and logistic support for the Taliban.

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Al-Qaeda commander found from student wing’s hostel

Saturday, 7 September 2013

07-09-2013
LAHORE: A suspected militant belonging to Al-Qaeda was picked up by a sensitive agency from a hostel of Punjab University (PU) on Tuesday.

It is learnt some personnel of the secret agency raided PU Hostel No. 1 New Campus on a tip off and captured the suspect who was living in room number 237 where a student Ahmed Sajjad belonging to Okara was boarding.

Sources said Ahmed Sajjad had been an activist of a student organization in the past but it had disowned him. They further said the hostel superintendent was not aware of the raid as permission was already sought from higher authorities of the varsity.

They added Ahmed Sajjad was MS student at the PU College of Statistical and Actuarial Sciences. They also said Ahmed Sajjad was not present at the time of the raid. The sources also said the suspect has been shifted to some unknown location for interrogation.

They also said some plainclothesmen came in four vehicles around 4:00pm on Tuesday and nabbed the suspect. The sources also said hostel clerk Basharat was removed by the hostel superintendent almost three months back for his alleged role in accommodating outsiders at the varsity hostel.

They also alleged hostel warden Saeed Farooq did not inform the hostel superintendent of the entire episode. Sources in sensitive agency have also confirmed the report saying that during initial investigations his link with Al-Qaeda has been established. They also claimed that the suspect was on a suicidal mission. Further interrogation will reveal the suspect’s type of link with the organization and his intended mission. PU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran did not attend the call.


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IJT activists torture PU officer, guards

Thursday, 13 December 2012

13-12-12 | The News | Daily Times
Lahore: A number of Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT) activists allegedly tortured and injured Punjab University’s chief security officer Major (r) Imtiaz Butt and three guards on Friday.

According to PU officials, Jamiat activists were distributing pamphlets outside the varsity’s Jamia Masjid after Juma prayers on Friday (07-12-12) and when the CSO tried to stop them for clearing way for Namazis they attacked him and severely tortured him. When PU guards rushed to save him, they also thrashed them.

Meanwhile, in a press release an IJT spokesperson alleged that the CSO and security guards had manhandled Jamiat activists when they were distributing pamphlets for Quran Khawani after offering Jumma prayers. He alleged the chief security officer and guards had attacked their activists and snatched pamphlets in which two activists received injuries. Later, Jamiat activists also staged a protest demonstration in front of the PU VC office.
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TTP Qari Shahid, member of Karachi Press Club and an operative of Jamaat-e-Islami for 8 years

Thursday, 29 December 2011




Express Tribune
KARACHI: They named their son Dujana after a valiant Companion from the early days of Islam. Their hope was that he would follow in the footsteps of his father, the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan’s chief in Karachi, Qari Shahid, who was shot dead two weeks ago.
Dujana now plays by his mother’s side in an 8 by 14 foot room in the Anti-Violent Crime Cell (AVCC). Shahid’s 25-year-old widow Sabiha was netted in the encounter – one of the rare occasions when a woman has been arrested with links to terrorists.
AVCC SP Ghulam Subhani says that Shahid was a journalist and a member of the Karachi Press Club. He had a MA degree from the University of Karachi and had worked for the Jamaat-e-Islami for eight years.
With a black shawl draped over her head, Sabiha told The Express Tribune that her husband, Qari Shahid, had wanted their son to follow his footsteps. She said her husband had named the child after one of the Holy Prophet’s (PBUH) companions, Abu Dujana Sammak bin Kharsha (RA), who was known for his bravery.
Now Dujana’s future hangs in the loop – he lost his father in a police encounter in Korangi a couple of weeks ago, when the AVCC and the Citizens-Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) were carrying out a raid in a search to find industrialist Riaz Chinoy.
As she reached out for her child, Sabiha went back in time, narrating the story of how she had met Shahid.
My brother, Abdul Samad Javed, met Shahid while at jihad in Kashmir, she said. “The two of them became good friends and wanted to turn their friendship into rishtaydari (family relations) so my brother arranged our marriage.” The wedding took place in Karachi in 2009.
Sabiha was taken into police custody when she was found linked with at least nine of Shahid’s terrorist activities, including the attack on PNS Mehran and a blast in Sea View in November. She also helped Shahid shift Chinoy to their hideout and deliver bombs, according to the interrogation report. The police are unsure of what to do with Sabiha now. They say that the case started off as a simple one, but has become far too complicated. “So far we have booked her in the Riaz Chinoy kidnapping case and she was remanded into police custody for seven days,” said SP Subhani. “Let’s see what happens.”
For nearly a week now, Sabiha has been kept under surveillance in the room with investigators from all over the country popping in and out to ask her detailed questions about Shahid, her thoughts on Talibanisation and how she helped her husband in his terrorist plots.
Sabiha says she did not agree with some of the things her husband did, but she was a firm believer in jihad. “If I wasn’t married I would have gone for jihad,” she said. “I found out about Shahid’s terrorist activities soon after we got married but did not say anything to anyone because he was a good husband to me.”
Nervously pacing the room, Sabiha said that intelligence agencies had promised to let her go if she cooperated with them and told them the truth.“I have told them everything,” she said in an exhausted voice. “I have updated them about everything, starting from my childhood.” She is confused as to why she is still there and is forced to sit in front of “na mehram” men during interrogation.
“I started feeling guilty for what I had done,” she said in a defensive tone. “For the University of Karachi blast I had to hand over a packet which had the bomb. At that time I had no idea what the packet contained,” Sabiha said, adding that all she wanted was to save her marriage.
Despite Sabiha’s support for her husband, she is determined to make sure that her son does not become a terrorist. She wants him to become a doctor or engineer. However, no one knows what’s going to happen to little Dujana, as both his uncles were killed in drone attacks in Waziristan. Chances are that he will be in prison with his mother or sent to her family in Rajanpur.
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IJT lahore convention, attendees enjoyed cinemas, stage dramas

Sunday, 23 October 2011

Islami Jamiat e Talaba's Nazim e Aala,Syed Abdul Rasheed claimed that the All Pakistan Students General Convention held in Punjab University, Lahore would prove to bring the change in the country. But seems it went a different way.
Most of the students attended the convention in daylight,but in night they were seen at different theaters of Lahore. Seems that the convention changed the 'Islamic Tilt' in the IJT members. Now tell us, is this not hypocrisy??
One producer of a theater said that many thanks to students that because of them we had a full house in theaters and cinemas for three days.

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