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Friday, 6 March 2009 - Pakistani police say making progress on attackers | International |
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The attack by a dozen gunmen on the team and its police escorts as they drove to the main stadium in Lahore on Tuesday raised new fears about prospects for a nuclear-armed country that some analysts fear could become a failed state. "We are progressing well and will release our findings very soon, but at the moment any comment or disclosure would jeopardize our efforts," said the policeman in charge of the investigation, Salahuddin Niazi. Beset by economic problems, U.S. ally Pakistan has reeled under a wave of attacks in recent years, most carried out by militants linked to the Taliban or al Qaeda. The civilian government which came to power a year ago is embroiled in a confrontation with the main opposition party over a court ruling banning its leaders from elected office and forcing the party's government from power in Punjab province. Government critics have blamed the political machinations in Punjab, of which Lahore is capital, for the security failing that allowed the gunmen to attack the Sri Lankans. Seven Pakistanis, six policemen and the driver of a bus carrying match officials, were killed. Six Sri Lankan players and two team officials were wounded. More political trouble is looming for the government and President Asif Ali Zardari, widower of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto. Anti-government lawyers backed by opposition parties are due to launch a cross-country protest convoy on March 12 to press for an independent judiciary. They plan an indefinite sit-in near parliament in Islamabad from March 16. "ON THE RIGHT TRACK" The protesters want the reappointment of a former Supreme Court chief who then army chief and president Pervez Musharraf dismissed in 2007. Musharraf's move sparked a protest campaign that ultimately led to his resignation last August. 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