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Azam Tariq killed in Pakistan By: Salman Alvi ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: A Pakistani Parliament member Azam Tariq has been killed along with five others in an attack on his car on Monday at Golra More on the outskirts of the capital Islamabad. Talking to reporters, Inspector General of Police Mohammad Akram said three gunmen opened fire on the vehicle with a green government number plate ADV 333 at a toll station on the main highway, killing all five of its occupants. According to Rashid Mehmood Faruqi, Tariq's personal secretary, Azam Tariq was traveling in that car on his way to Islamabad to attend Tuesday's session of parliament. The incident occurred on the same day that US Deputy State Secretary Richard Armitage visited President General Pervez Musharraf for talks focused on the “war on terror.” END Karachi incident “open terrorism”, TNFJ official
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya Pakistan (TNFJ) Spokesman while condemning the loss of seven lives in a firing on the Suparco van in Karachi on Friday has expressed shock on this incident and termed it an open act of terrorism and a challenge for government.
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