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After so painic in whole country the terrorist attacked on an islamic university at islamabad. Now who thought that taliban will target islamist.. its clear that its done by Jewish lobby. Raw Mosaad etc .

Read the news. Courtesy by bbc.

Two suicide bombers have killed at least four people at a university in the Pakistani capital Islamabad.

At least 18 people were wounded in the twin blasts at the International Islamic University.

The attack is the first since the Pakistani army began its offensive against militants in South Waziristan, in the country’s north-west.

Pakistan was hit by a wave of bombings by Taliban and al-Qaeda supporters in the days before the assault began.

Security has been stepped up in recent days, and many schools in Islamabad and other big cities were told to close for the week.

In South Waziristan itself, fierce fighting is continuing for a fourth day as Pakistani troops battle to gain control of the key Taliban-held town of Kotkai.

The blasts at the International Islamic University hit the women’s cafeteria and the Islamic law department.

Police superintendent Abdul Ghafar Quaiserani said the two suicide bombers struck at about the same time.

One student, who e-mailed BBC News, said gunfire had preceded the explosions:

“There were gunshots at first and then two explosions one after the other. One was just outside the gate of the girls’ cafeteria and the other one targeted the head of the department for Sharia studies.

“I was near that office. Two of my friends were injured, they were taken to the hospital. I am in shock. Now we are not even safe in our universities.”

President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani condemned the blasts.

And Interior Minister Rehman Malik said: “We are in a state of war. They will make every effort to destabilise the country.

“These so-called Islamists are enemies of Islam and enemies of Pakistan.”

No group has as yet claimed responsibility for the attacks.

The Associated Press says the International Islamic University was established on the outskirts of the city in the 1980s and has more than 12,000 students – nearly half of them women, many from abroad.

Now See what is geo said.

ISLAMABAD: Twin suicide blasts tore through a university campus in Pakistan’s capital Tuesday killing flour people and injuring 29 others, as the military pursued a major anti-Taliban offensive in the lawless northwest.

The bombing of Islamabad’s International Islamic University was the seventh major militant attack in just over a fortnight and the first since the military launched what officials vowed would be a knockout blow against the Taliban.

At around 3:00 pm (0900 GMT), two explosions seconds apart rocked a male teaching faculty and women’s cafeteria of what is one of the largest Islamic universities in the world, attracting Muslim students from home and abroad.

“We are in a state of war. They will make every effort to destabilise the country. These so-called Islamists are enemies of Islam and enemies of Pakistan,” Interior Minister Rehman Malik said at Islamabad’s main hospital.

The US embassy in Pakistan said the “vicious attack on a respected Islamic educational institution reveals yet again the cruel and inhuman nature of the terrorists operating against Pakistan and its people”.

Broken glass and pieces of charred flesh littered the faculty building’s first floor, where blood dripped down the stairwell and students stepped through the debris, choking under thick smoke, a French news agency reporter said.

“Seven people including two suicide bombers are dead, and 29 injured in the two attacks. Among the dead is one female,” senior city administration official Rana Akbar Hayat said at the scene of the attack.

Doctor Minjahul Siraj, at Islamabad’s main hospital, confirmed there were five dead bodies in the morgue, with 22 people wounded including 16 women.

The first blast ripped through the faculty of Islamic jurisprudence used by male students and the second hit the women’s cafeteria, law student Qudrat Ullah said at the scene.

“There is panic. Students are rushing to donate blood. There are a lot of police arrived inside the building,” he said.

“Casualties were taken away first in private vehicles. Then ambulances arrived. I saw several people wounded.”

Although there was no immediate claim of responsibility, Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked extremists have carried out a two-year campaign of suicide bombings and commando raids that have killed 2,280 people.

“Whether they claim or don’t claim, all roads lead to South Waziristan,” the interior minister said, referring to the Taliban and Al-Qaeda stronghold on the Afghan border where the military launched its offensive at the weekend.

A barrage of attacks since October 5 has left more than 170 people dead, underlining the scale of the insurgency that authorities are trying to halt.

Officials said at least 98 militants and 13 soldiers had been killed since the fighting erupted Saturday in the semi-autonomous tribal region, and more than 120,000 civilians have now fled to areas outside the war zone.

Troops backed by artillery, attack helicopters and fighter jets Tuesday pounded Taliban bastions around Kotkai, the home town of Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud, the military said.

May God Save Pakistan….