Re: Avalanche buries 130 Pak soldiers in siachin
Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajiun. There is wisdom in all of god's decisions, good or bad. May the families take heart in that and my prayers are with them at this difficult time.
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Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ileyhi Rajioon!
May ALLAH TALAH bless their souls and grant them a place in Jannat!
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**inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raaje’oon
here is the list of personnel and civilians missing/killed in the avalanche.
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[TD] No PR67/2012-ISPR
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Rawalpindi - April 7, 2012: Names of persons buried under snow slide in Gayari sector near Skardu.
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**Officers **
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PA-32596 Lt Col Tanvir Ul Hassan -
PA-39548 Maj Zaka Ul Haq -
PA-105358 Capt Haleem Ullah( AMC)
**Junior Commission Officers **
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N/Sub Khurshid -
N/Sub Didar -
N/Sub Malik -
N/Sub Iftikhar
**Havildar **
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Hav Rehber -
Hav Haji Shafayat -
Hav Zakir
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Hav Gulfraz
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Hav Shah Nawaz
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Hav Musadiq
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Hav Rustam
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Hav Shad
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Hav Ghulam Muhammad
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Hav Sher Nayab
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Hav Ishaq
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Hav Tanvir
**Lance Havildar / NaiK **
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L/Hav Mustafa
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L/Hav Ghulam Qadir
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Nk Ashraf
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Nk Sartaj
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Nk Mudasar
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Nk Jabbar
**Lance Naik / Sepoy **
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Lnk Irshad
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Lnk Sami Ullah
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Lnk Sharafat
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Lnk Mustafa
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Lnk Himayat
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Lnk Altaf
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Lnk Mir Hussain
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Lnk Irfan
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Sep Ali Zar
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Sep Saleem
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Sep Malik Riaz
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Sep Jamil
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Sep Akhtar
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Sep Nadir Wali
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Sep Israr
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Sep Sajid
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Sep Naseer
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Sep Dildar
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Sep Zaman
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Sep Irfan Khalil
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Sep Waseem
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Sep Ehsan
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Sep Ashraf
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Sep Riaz
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Sep Shoaib
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Sep Iqbal
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Sep Mumtaz
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Sep Haider
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Sep Mehtab
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Zulqarnain
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Sep Ghulab Shah
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Sep Rehmat Wali
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Sep Nadeem
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Sep Nafs Ali
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Sep Nadeem Hashmi
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Sep Qurban
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Sep Muhammad Khan
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Sep Akbar
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Sep Ali Muhammad
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Sep Muhammad Ali
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Sep Amin
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Sep Fiaz
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Sep Shakeel
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Sep Siraj
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Sep Fazal Abbas
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Sep Javed
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Sep Javed
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Sep Sakhi Zaman
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Sep Sajjad Kazmi
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Sep Fida Hussain
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Sep Naeem
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Sep Shamim
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Sep Zakir
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Sep Nisar Hussain
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Sep Aurangzeb
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Sep Arshad
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Sep Sultan
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Sep Muhammad Hussain
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Sep Nasir
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Sep Ilyas
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Sep Mukhtiar
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Sep Fida Hussain
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Sep Zaheer
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Sep Naseer
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Sep Aftab
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Sep Adil
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Sep Muzamil
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Sep Sarfraz
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Sep Shameer
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Sep Soba Khan
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Sep Abid
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Sep Ishaq
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Sep Aksar Zaman
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Sep Najeeb Ullah
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Sep Siraj Ud Din -
Sep Jaffar -
Sep Ansar -
Sep Ishaq -
Sep Ghulam Rasool -
Sep Muhammad Hussain -
Sep Jumma khan -
Sep Muhammad Ali -
Sep Zakir Kawardo -
Sep Ghulam Mehdi -
Sep Ghazi Shah -
Sep Sana Ullah -
Sep Imtiaz -
Sep Hameed Ullah -
Sep Sadiq Gultri -
Sep Gul Daz ( FS Sec)
**Clerks **
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Nk / Clk Ghulam Nabi -
Nk/ Clk Ghulam Ali
**Cooks **
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Sep/Ck Muhammad Ali -
Sep/Ck Karim -
Sep/Ck Ghulam Mehdi
Sweepers
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Moon Gul -
Asif -
Naveed -
Ali
Civilian (paid out of defence establishment)
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Jalil (Waiter) -
Hameed ( Waiter) -
Nasrullah (Barber) -
Muhammad Ameer (Barber) -
Waheed ( Canteen) -
Azeem (Canteen) -
Sarfraz (Dhobi) -
Wali (Dhobi) -
Noor Shah ali (Dhobi) -
Sabir (Tailor) -
Ghulam Rasool (NCB) - Uncfm/Suspected
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Inna lillahi wa inna ilaih-e-rajioon :(
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Inna lillahe wa inna Ilahe rajiun :(
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A letter from Siachen | DAWN.COM
Dear A,
**“We, the willing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much, with so little, for so long, we are now qualified to do anything, with nothing.”
**
This quotation was written diagonally on the first page of his diary as he showed me his poems. My host is a young man, whose spirits are still volatile despite the sub-zero temperature of this place. It is our first meeting. He does not know that the quotation is by mother Teresa, he does not know mother Teresa at all. He thinks it was said for him, dismissing any reason for researching its origins. The young man got engaged recently, the reason for an occasional blush whenever the subject of his future comes up. I only reached here the night before, but we are close friends now. There is something in the wind, with flakes, that urge people to speak in never-ending monologues. Discuss emotions, exchange secrets, talk about themselves – things they do not talk about ‘normally,’ not the least when they are engrossed in the workings of the ‘civilised world.’ I asked him about the quotation on the wall and he said let’s call it a day.
My room, call it my studio apartment, is a typical bunker, built on self-help basis, thanks to our meagre resources. Carved out from a hillock, it is a classical one-window room of fourteen-by-ten feet. The ten-foot high ceiling had 70 girders. Trivial information, you say? I count them every night before I can sleep. No, I have not grown insomniac, but I dare not venture out to count stars in this part of the world.
On one side, the empty cartons have been arranged, covered by gunny bags, only to be topped by the prayer mat. I have a lot of time to pray and reflect, probably since I am the closest I could get to Him. The other wall supports the bed (an arrangement of empty cartons) upon which lies air mattress, along with our sleeping bags. Tastefully, the big-flower-print bed sheet does not permit the attention to drift to the poor structure of the bed.
The dark toilet is an extension of the same room. An old cough syrup bottle has been modified with kerosene oil to serve the purpose of the lamp which practically lights up nothing. The empty ghee cans are our makeshift geysers. Basic instinct is the best aide when it comes to anatomy in the dark bathroom. The room décor is an artistic arrangement of the empty containers of food, fuel and fire. Food cartons serve as tables, fuel cans as stools and empty (fired) cartridges as bedside teapoy items. The most decorated table has boxes of chicken cubes, noodles, egg biscuits, brick-game and yes, our window to the world, the radio. Other inhabitants include a Fujika (a kerosene-lit heater), petromax, the books that you have sent and the military phone – this masterpiece of technology which connects me to you, remains silent. The weather, the snow, the wind, the electric power everything conspires against our probable communication. Reminds me how Shah Latif narrates the plight of Sassi after she had been robbed of Pannu:
“The camel (which carries Punno) is my enemy, the wind (which is erasing the foot prints of caravan) is my enemy, the sand is my enemy and so are the brothers of Punnu,
And most of all the sun is my enemy, for having risen so late and not waking me up”
Our high point of the day arrives when we sit down for dinner. Fresh vegetables are a luxury. We have to live on roasted onions and tomato puree, which is canned. The weather denies us the luxury of fresh vegetables, and much more. After getting over with dinner, we gather around the radio and switch it on. This really is the world on our finger tips. There is no FM here, only the BBC and loads of incomprehensible regional channels. The alternative to BBC is Radio Pakistan, which runs the night-time transmission. About the night-time transmission, it is the radio’s revenge from the television for morning shows.
Another day has gone. The vigilant sentries change over their duties. Far from home, away from gatherings, phone calls, SMS-es, these men, I think, are doing something which can never be monetised. Purposelessly, looking against the ravishing snowstorms, their biggest foe is the weather. You can never predict its move. It sulks within and you only realise how loosely you hang between a life and death when it hits you. A minor headache turns into cerebral edema and a man full of stories, intentions, commitments and emotions becomes, what they call, a ‘causality.’
The radio is tuned up and we start receiving our dose of military bashing. A whole lot of qualified individuals start describing us as a merry-making mob, with no clue about how one can party at 20,000 ft above the mean sea level. My mind races. Huge chunks of budget for tomato puree and canned vegetables. Power hungry for morally supporting everyone that we have, people who love us and people who are the reason we live to guard this piece of land. Luxurious lives in a make-shift room with empty cartons. I think the quotation on the wall is not so over-rated.
Hope to hear from you soon…
Yours faithfully,
H
Re: Avalanche buries 135 Pak soldiers in siachin
i hope there are survivors. RIP for the deceased.
Indian army should help if they are in position to do so.
Re: Avalanche buries 135 Pak soldiers in siachin
COAS to oversee the operation himself, heavy machinery has reached the site of the disaster. Dunya news is reporting that maybe some people are still alive, but I'll not buy into that unless someone is brought out alive.
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**INa Lillh e Wa ina ilehe Raje 'oun.
May Allah (SWT) shower his blessings and mercy on the sons of PAKLAND who fought 24/7 the harsh bitter impossible weather to guard every inch of Mother land. May they rest in peace as peace and heaven is their final destination. They among us , are the best, chosen one.............SubhanAllah.**
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Siachen Glacier: Pakistan army hopes miracle will save avalanche victims – The Express Tribune
**ISLAMABAD: **Pakistan’s military hoped for a miracle on Sunday as rescue teams searched for 124 soldiers and 11 civilians buried by a Himalayan avalanche near the Indian border, with no sign of survivors another 24 hours later.
The avalanche engulfed an army headquarters near a glacier early on Saturday, leaving snow up to 80 feet (25 metres) deep over an area a kilometre wide.
The victims are trapped in one of the most unforgiving environments on Earth, at an altitude of 15,000 feet (4,500 metres) near the Siachen Glacier in the Karakoram mountain range.
“Let’s hope for a miracle,” a military official, who asked to remain anonymous, told Reuters.
Helicopter rescue teams and troops on the ground with sniffer dogs were racing against time.
“On Wednesday and Thursday we expect cloudy conditions and some snow fall as well which will make it difficult for any rescue operations to continue,” said meteorologist Mohammed Hanif.
Eleven civilian employees of the military were buried under the snow along with the soldiers of the 6 Northern Light Infantry Battalion, the military said in a statement.
The army listed the names of the missing on its public relations website, from officers to waiters to barbers.
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Very Sad .
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Inna lillah hey wa ina elahey rajoun.
May Allah have mercy on the departed souls and give courage to their families.
Very sad.
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PA-39548 Maj Zaka Ul Haq who is amongst those who are buried under the
snow slide in Gayari sector near Skardu…
his facebook profile..
see his status before going to saichan..
this i found in his profile..
MAY ALLAH PAKK SAVES ALL OF THEM…
source
www.paksoilders.com
Pray for Pakistani soliders
135 officers and soliders are buried in Siachin since yesterday morning, on the contrary coas played golf match at DHA Lahore yesterday evening and Zirdari visited india for his manat, let us pray Allaha help those soldiers.
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135 officers and soliders are buried in Siachin since yesterday morning, on the contrary coas played golf match at DHA Lahore yesterday evening and Zirdari visited india for his manat, let us pray Allaha help those soldiers.
All decent human beings are praying for them and their families and hoping for survivors.
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COAS was in Siachen today, overseeing the rescue work himself.
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^its good for teh moral of our army men.....
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Islamabad: A United States (US) technical team comprised of eight members reached Pakistan on Sunday in order to provide assistance to help out in rescue operation for the survival of 135 army personals buried under an avalanche in Giari sector of Siachen.According to press release issued by Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), the US team would provide assistance to Pakistani officials involved in rescue operations in order to speed-up the process of rescue.The spokesman further stated that Pakistan was also considering taking help of other friend-nations who have assured Pakistan to provide their services to save lives of several army officials and civilians.