Re: Giving weapons training to students in Pakistan..
yea khula tazad nahi lakin aap kee sonch khula tazad zaroor hay. 
Washad-gard na madrasay kay tulba hain na angrazi mediu, school kay. Washat gard woh hain jo washat gardi kar rahay rahain. anyhow:
In Islam, such training has to come from state sponsorship or permission, and should be allowed universally or can be given selectively.
As for students of Madrasa, even though they are accused of taking military training without permission of state and against wishes of state, them getting declared as terrorist is not true. Them becoming recruiting ground to spread terrorism is the reason they are getting accused, and those who are getting labeled as terrorists (wahshat gard) are not student of madrasas, but those who have taken up arms against the state and unarmed people.
Anyhow, confusion in Pakistan is not a new thing. For instance, these days, mentally retarded terrorist supporters in political parties and media are comparing and equating as same, on TV talk shows and few newspaper article that terrorism of Al-Q, Taliban and sectarian outfits is same as crimes of political parties, independence movements and vested interests that we see present all over Pakistan.
These scums could not realize that A killing B for whatever reason, including politics, money or rights, is not same as what A-Q, Taliban and sectarian outfits are doing all over Pakistan neither that is terrorism. … but that is either crime (what happening in Karachi and interior Sindh) or genuine desire to live independent of Pakistan or to live with more economic or political control over their lives and are they are living (as happening in Baluchistan). One thing is common here, that is, wanting something for themselves (political influence, money or power) and fighting for it.
As for Al-Q, Taliban and sectarian outfits, these terrorists are not fighting something for themselves, be that independence, self-determination, political influence, money or power, they are fighting to suppress and subdue others throughout Pakistan and are fighting not only those they think are in their way, but they are fighting Pakistan and killing brutally men of Pakistan armed forces and civilians indiscriminately.
Example related to killing and turmoil in Sindh (especially Karachi) and Baluchistan … where other than criminal activities (killing for financial gains) … we also have:
Baluchistan: People are fighting for their rights what they deserve, that could be in the shape of independence, complete (economical and political) control over the area they live, or feeling of living in Pakistan as equal citizen without discrimination.
Karachi: People are killing due to financial interest (land and drug mafia or Bhatta Khors) or killing to increase their political influence (here, some parties might be using their workers and some are also using state machinery like police, rangers and courts). Anyhow, none but are fighting army the state (Pakistan) or Pakistan armed forces. What is happening in Karachi and interior Sindh, that is political killing, to extend it is also happening in Punjab (resulting in the biggest terrorist party of Pakistan, PMLN< already taking control of Punjab, and now uses Police, bureaucracy, judiciary and other state machinery to kill and subdue political opponents and also collect illegal bhatta, commission, lands, licenses and businesses, in big way).
In both Baluchistan, Punjab and Sindh (especially Karachi) cases, killings and turmoils are area specific.
To tackle crimes, country have to use police and law.
To tackle political killings and turmoil, country has to use political dialogues and sort of grievances of people.
But for A-Q, Taliban or Sectarian outfits, neither police nor dialogues is possible or coule be effective. These people have no financial, political interest or any interest on local issues, but they are damb terrorists terrorizing the entire nation, fighting state, and are killing all over Pakistan innocent people indiscriminately, be they from public, government employees or armed forces. To tackle them, Pakistan has to use all sources available and eliminate, rather exterminate them (send them to hell where they belong).