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Follow Us: #HistoryOfPakistan #DSJ #FaisalWarraich 00:00 Introduction 00:03 Why did Lal Masjid attack the Chinese massage centre? 02:00 Amr Bil Maroof and Nahi Anil Munkar Squad of Lal Masjid 02:38 Why did China adopt an "absolutely no mercy" policy? 04:09 Chinese authorities contacted Pakistan 05:02 Why did someone send calcium pills to the Chinese foreign ministry? 05:39 Why did Ch Shujaat Hussain help the Chinese ambassador? 06:20 How did Maulana A. Rashid agree to release the Chinese citizens? 06:32 Why did the Chinese President remain in contact with President Musharraf? 06:53 What was in Lal Masjid's statement? 07:37 What was Maulana Abdul Rashid's objections to the Chinese massage centre? 08:06 The fury of the Chinese public security minister towards Pakistan 08:51 What did the Chinese President say to Gen Musharraf? 09:32 How did Gen Pervez Musharraf justify his emergency? 11:03 General Pervez Musharraf ordered to besiege Lal Masjid on July 3, 2007 12:06 Why did the Pakistan Government refuse to give safe passage? 12:30 Why did the Government delay the operation? 13:02 The dangerous slogans by Lal Masjid burka clad 13:36 The beginning of Operation Silence on July 3, 2007 15:00 SSG Commandos in action 15:45 Chief of Harkat-ul Mujahideen Fazlur Rehman Khalil was sent to Lal Masjid 16:36 Why did Al-Qaeda want to protect Abdul Aziz 18:58 Maulana Abdul Aziz failed to escape and arrested 19:14 Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan Chief Qari Tahir called Abdul Rasheed 20:35 Demands of Maulana Abdul Rashid 22:31 7th night of Operation Silence 23:37 Huge cache of rockets, grenades and Kalashnikovs 24:26 All Madrassas of Pakistan remained neutral 24:51 Why did Al-Qaeda declare war against Pakistan? 25:01 Wave of suicide attacks 26:06 Did Lal Masjid operation proke extremism in Pakistan? 26:40 How did the Lal Masjid operation affect Pak-China relations? YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/DekhoSunoJano Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JanoDotPk Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSWarraich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faisal_warr... Dailymotion: https://www.dailymotion.com/JanoDotPk Who Was Genghis Khan? https://shorturl.at/ioBY4 What Happened in 1965 | History Of Pakistan https://shorturl.at/juQRT Story of Muslim World https://bit.ly/3oPWfhs Watch All Episodes of "Wo Kon Tha" https://bit.ly/2SdS9y0 Watch All Episodes of Pakistan's History: https://goo.gl/zmaAto Watch All Episodes of "Nation Power Series" https://goo.gl/mCmKDm Watch All Episodes of "Ottoman Empire" https://bit.ly/2WjPQQL Watch All Episode of "The Universe" https://bit.ly/2ENYWKP Must share your thoughts in the comments below.
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