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At the village, Fatehpur in the province Baluchistan 50 shiites were killed and 100 injuries due to a bomb explosion.
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March 19, 2005
At the village, Fatehpur in the province Baluchistan 50 shiites were killed and 100 injuries due to a bomb explosion.
January 11,1998 The Mominpura Graveyard Massacre
Twenty five Shiites killed along with fifty injured on Sunday, January 11, 1998 in the Mominpura cemetery by the LEJ. This event caused outrage and resulted in more firing and 78 deaths, 80 injured and 150 other deaths throughout the country.
-Funeral for Mominpura Graveyard Masscare victims.
Forgotten Revolution- Shi'ite Genocide: Who is responsible?
The death toll of Shiite civilians has risen to 20,00 and possibly more but who is responsible for this? The answer is, two well known organizations such as Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (militant organization) primarily located in the city of Punjab, their main goal is to establish a primarily Sunni state in Pakistan, and the ASWJ a Pakistani organization their goal is to establish Pakistan without the influence of Shiites. Just like any other organization to work there is money involved. Funding for these organizations comes from two sources, mainly the government of Saudi Arabia. Additional funding is derived from wealthy supporters in Pakistan.