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The document discusses terrorism and its impacts on Pakistan. It defines terrorism as the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims. It notes that Pakistan has lost over 49,000 lives to terrorism since 9/11, when al-Qaeda attacked the US. The document outlines some of the political, external, socio-economic, and religious causes of terrorism in Pakistan. It also discusses the significant economic and social impacts of terrorism on Pakistan, including losses of over $100 billion to the economy. The document concludes by outlining some measures Pakistan has taken to counter terrorism.
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- 2. The wordterrorism is derived from a Latin word “terror” which means ‘great fear, dread or to frighten’. The word terror first time use in French revolution's reign of terror. “Unlawful act of violence in such a way as to achieve a certain goal.”
- 3. The unlawfuluse of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or force a government.
- 4. • OnSeptember 11th 2001, 2 planes crashed into the World Trade Centre and changed the world… • ‘The Al Qaeda’ a terrorist organization of Afghanistan, headed by Osama Bin Laden claimed responsibility.
- 5. PAKISTAN A beautiful landof 180 million Muslims, & 1.5 million non-Muslims, coastlines, mountains, rivers, lakes and the only ideological Islamic nuclear state in the world. A country with finest armed forces and great human resource, economic, agricultural and industrial potential.
- 6. Pakistan used tobe a very beautiful place where peace and harmony prevailed Foreign Tourists used to visit our Northern areas to explore the natural beauty & for mountaineering purposes. Our Culture, Music, traditions, taste and cuisine were famous all round the globe.
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- 8. Pakistan haslost 49,000 lives since the attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon in the United States on September 11, 2001 More than 24,000 people – both civilians and troops – were killed in terrorist attacks during the period between 2001 and 2008. The last five years have proved costlier, in human terms.
- 9. Political Causes: i.Non Democratic setup ii. Improper Government setup iii. Absence of law and failure External Causes: i. Afghan War 1979 ii. Iranian Revolution Socio-Economic Causes: i. Injustice ii. Illiteracy iii. Poverty and unemployment iv. Food insecurity v. Dissatisfaction Religious Causes: i. Role of Madrasahs ii. Religious Intolerance
- 10. Pakistan haslost($102.5 billion) i.e 8264.4 billion *as per Economic survey conducted in (2013-14) Slowdown Overall economy GDP Fallen from 7.8 to 3.5 during 2008-10 Decline in Investments FDI(Foreign Direct Investment) & local investments Dislocation of Economic
- 11. Increase innumber of disable people Increase in spending on health Effects on Society(consumption, lifestyle) Rise in the cost of Education Results in increase in unskilled labor
- 12. Pakistan Cricket Boardsuffered a loss of 51.22 million $ after the attack on Siri Lankan team Pakistan tourism industry suffered a loss of 44 million $
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- 15. (Established by theGovernment of Pakistan in January, 2015) Intelligence agencies had arrested 150 people Froze a number of accounts,Rs 10.2 billion Boundary walls of all schools up to 8 feet (2.4 m) and topping them with 2 feet (0.61 m) high razor wire. PTA has verified more than 70 million SIM’s and 11 million were blocked. law enforcement agencies arrested 32,347 people on different charges in 28,826 operations.