Some of Pakistan's most violent areas of moderate politicians braved Taliban attacks run threat in the upcoming national elections, but they are increasingly being forced to rely on social media, telephone and even a short documentary, to campaign in the distance.
This may give the hard-line Islamic candidates and supporters of the Taliban's advantage that they can stump votes, organizing large-scale public meetings, is a traditional flag in national elections, but very vulnerable to attack.
The most serious attack occurred on Tuesday, a suicide bomber detonated the body of the secular Awami National Party in the northwestern city of Peshawar, killing 16 people outside the meeting. Taliban said the attack targeted the halon Ahmed Bilour, his father, a senior party leader, were killed in a suicide bombing in Peshawar in December. He escaped unscathed, but his uncle, Ghulam Ahmed Bilour, suffered minor injuries.
When he was in the hospital for treatment, the uncle vowed that he and other party candidates will not withdraw from the election, despite the threat of death. With his pants soaked in blood, he walked in a hospital bed to comfort victims of crying and told them, "We are fighting a war against Pakistan survive."
Hours ago, from an Islamic political party candidates, Sage e-Islam, to campaign freely Khyber - Pakhtunkhwa Peshawar, capital of the different parts of his constituency. Jalil January Mullah supporters showered him with rose petals narrow, crowded lanes, when he went to the unguarded store shopping, asked for votes. He angered any suggestions, Taliban terrorists, and accused of assaulting a foreign agent in the country to seek "evil religious leaders, all bearded men." He pointed out that the term Taliban simply means that a student at an Islamic school.
"There is a difference between the Taliban and the terrorists," said Jan.
Faced with the threat of the Taliban, all parties have in their election campaign on May 11 vote to get more creative. People's National Party and other secular parties specifically for members of the Pakistani Taliban to strengthen their Facebook and Twitter, as well as the use of telephone and advertising.
Analysts and secular party candidate to worry about the danger may distort the results of the election, the hard-line Islamic political parties and others refused to speak strongly against the Taliban were in favor of the motion. Their election candidates can greatly reduce the fear of attack, and is noteworthy that this may result in the national and provincial governments tend to take a soft place to militants.
"If you tie my hands, you want me to fight, I can not," said Mian Iftikhar Hussain, a candidate from the People's National Party, sitting in his heavily guarded office in Peshawar.
Hussein running provincial parliamentary seats from Peshawar is only 20 km (12 miles), which is the town of Pabbi, but his campaign where it is too dangerous. In order to avoid a hazard, Hussein a short documentary, highlighting the development work, he brought to Pabbi account of his only son, who is a 2010 Taliban militants shot dead a sad loss.
The documentary shows standing in prayer Hussein, than his son in the freshly dug grave as a heartfelt poem he had written in the memory of young people to be sung a mournful tone: "I never knew that the enemy may reach me home, my heart, my love will disappear in the grave. "he distributed the DVD to voters Pabbi and plans to display the movie, a couple of projector.
Hussein was attacked by a suicide bomber son's funeral Pabbi. He survived, but the other seven people were killed, including two of his close relatives.
Politician's eyes teared up, because he saw the image of his son's grave in the documentary. Film asked his voters to vote for those who sacrifice their lives to save you and your children from the terrorists. "
This is not only a top Islamist parties like the Council for the Promotion Ulema-e-Islam and Jamaat-ê, Islamic, it seems to have been spared the Taliban run up to the election, the mainstream political parties are considered to be good to take a softer war stance, such as the Pakistan Muslim League-N, which is the election of all ages, come out on top, Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf headed by former cricket star Imran Khan, this is. They are safe to hold a public meeting, participated in by thousands of people in recent weeks.
These parties with the Taliban, rather than military offensive to promote peace negotiations, and the militant group said recently that the talks should be mediated at the top of the two Islamic parties and the leaders of the Pakistan Muslim League-N. Against the Taliban, the two sides have also called for peace talks, but requires militants to lay down their arms, and the first by the Constitution, and vowed to continue fighting until the occurrence. The Taliban has rejected these conditions.
"This is not a level playing field," the leader of the Awami National Party 阿夫拉夏卜 Khattak said.
Pakistani Taliban launched a bloody insurgency in the country in the implementation of Islamic law, and to break the government's alliance with the United States in the fight against militants in Pakistan. They killed thousands of civilians and security personnel dozens of gun and bomb attacks.
The Group's principal protected areas along the Afghan border in the rugged northwest, including the semi-autonomous tribal areas and Khyber - Pakhtunkhwa. Taliban has also established a significant presence in the southern city of Karachi, and to strengthen the attack.
Audio and video messages of radical groups issued last month warning people to stay away from the rally held in Bangladesh People's National Party and two other secular political parties to support the army's offensive against militants in the northwest: Pakistan People's Party, which led to the recent government and the Muttahida National Movement, which controls Karachi.
The Taliban have been carried out at least 10 attacks on candidates and party workers, primarily those in the People's National Party. The attack has killed at least 18 people were killed, including the Muttahida National Movement candidate. Many other candidates have been injured, including five from the People's National Party.
"This is an obvious attempt by the so-called" non-state actors "reverse and defeat the Moderate Party, who runs the political analyst in Islamabad Jinnah Institute think tank, said:" Raza Rumi. "This can not be a fair and free elections."
People's National Party in recent months has closed more than 50 electoral office in Karachi and Peshawar, the threat of attack. Muttahida national movement has stopped, it is known that large-scale public meetings held in Karachi. Pakistan People's Party had to cancel a big event in the southern Sindh province, began in April, for security reasons, to commemorate the start of the campaign.
Khattak, the leaders of the People's National Party, called on all political parties to come forward to condemn the attack of candidates. Many people remain silent or refuse to name Pakistani Taliban, whether for ideological reasons targeted their fears.
, "Khattak said:" You must decide whether terrorists or people.
 



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