Dr. Aafia Siddiqui

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  NEW YORK: Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist charged with alleged attempt to attack American soldiers and F.B.I....

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  US: Aafia shifted to N.Y. after her psychological evaluation in Texas
  
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  NEW YORK, (APP): Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist charged with alleged attempt to attack American soldiers and F.B.I. agents in Afghanistan, has been shifted to New York from a medical facility in Texas where she underwent a complete psychological evaluation.
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  Meanwhile, a Pakistani diplomat in Washington said, the embassy has been in constant contact with Ms Siddiqui and making efforts for protection of her legal rights. Fakir Asif Hussain, a senior Pakistani diplomat in Washington, talked to Ms Siddiqui by phone on Thursday, and Ambassador Husain Haqqani had a telephonic conversation arranged between Ms Siddiqui and her mother during a visit to Texas earlier this month. Fakir Asif Hussain, a senior Pakistani diplomat in Washington, talked to Ms Siddiqui by phone on Thursday, and Ambassador Husain Haqqani had a telephonic conversation arranged between Ms Siddiqui and her mother during a visit to Texas earlier this month.

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  NEW YORK: Dr Aafia Siddiqui, who is under U.S. detention on charges of attempted murder, does not have faith in the American judicial system and insists that the case against her is false and baseless, according to the head of a Pakistani parliamentary delegation which met her in Texas on Tuesday.
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  NEW YORK/WASHINGTON: The head of a visiting delegation of Pakistani senators has called for immediate release of Dr Aafia Siddiqui from US detention after a long meeting on Tuesday with her in a Texas facility where she is undergoing psychological evaluation.
  
  Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Mushahid Hussain Sayed told APP by telephone that the four-member delegation had two and a half hours meeting with Dr Siddiqui, the US-educated Pakistani neuroscientist, at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) at Carswell in Fort Worth, Texas.
  
  Ms Siddiqui, 36, who was shot in the abdomen by an American agent after allegedly grabbing a US soldier's gun during questioning in July, was brought to New York on August 4 to face charges of attempted murder and assault.Read the rest of this entry »
  
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  NEW YORK, Oct 8: Four Pakistani senators on Tuesday met Aafia Siddiqui, the Pakistani neuroscientist being held at a medical facility in Carswell, Texas, for medical evaluation, on orders from a US court judge.
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  Aafia Siddiqui, 36, a U.S.-trained neuroscientist suspected of having links to al Qaeda was shot in the abdomen by an officer after allegedly grabbing a U.S. soldier's gun during questioning in July and was brought to the United States on charges of attempted murder and assault.
  
  A five-member delegation of Pakistani parliamentarians met Siddiqui for three hours at a medical facility in a military prison compound at Fort Worth near Dallas, Texas.
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  NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, Oct 8 (APP): The head of a visiting delegation of Pakistani senators has called for the immediate release of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui from US detention after a long meeting on Tuesday with her in a Texas facility where she is undergoing psychological evaluation.
  
  Mushahid Hussain Sayed, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told APP by telephone that the four-member delegation had 2-1/2-hour meeting with Dr. Siddiqui, the US-educated Pakistani neuroscientist, at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) at Carswell in Fort Worth, Texas.
  
  Ms. Siddiqui, 36, who was shot in the abdomen by an American agent after allegedly grabbing a US soldier's gun during questioning in July, was brought to New York on August 4 to face charges of attempted murder and assault.
  
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  Washington, Oct 9 (ANI): Pakistani terror suspect Dr Aafia Siddiqui, who is jailed in the US and facing trial for allegedly attacking US security personnel with an assault weapon during interrogation after being arrested in Afghanistan, has said that she didnt have faith in the US judicial system, and that the assault case against her was false and baseless.
  
  She revealed this to the four-member Pakistani parliamentary delegation who met her for two hours 45 minutes on Tuesday at the Texas facility, where she is presently held for psychiatric evaluation to determine if she was fit to stand trial.
  
  The US security personnel claim that after she tried to make a murderous attack on them they fired at her in self defence.According to the delegation, her bullet wound had healed and she appeared to be in much better health and physical condition than she has been since her arrest in Afghanistan . Read the rest of this entry »
  
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  NEW YORK, Oct 9 (APP): Dr Aafia Siddiqui, who is under U.S. detention on charges of attempted murder, does not have faith in the American judicial system and insists that the case against her is false and baseless, according to the head of a Pakistani parliamentary delegation which met her in Texas on Tuesday.
  
  Mushahid, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told a press conference in New York on Wednesday evening that Dr. Siddiqui, a U.S.-educated Pakistani neuroscientist, wanted the case against her dropped and she wished to be returned to Pakistan.
  
  Ms. Siddiqui, 36, who was shot in the abdomen by U.S. agent after she allegedly grabbed an American soldier's gun during questioning in July, was brought to New York on August 4 to face charges of attempted murder and assault.
  
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  NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, Oct 8 (APP): The head of a visiting delegation of Pakistani senators has called for the immediate release of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui from US detention after a long meeting on Tuesday with her in a Texas facility where she is undergoing psychological evaluation.
  
  Mushahid Hussain Sayed, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told APP by telephone that the four-member delegation had 2-1/2-hour meeting with Dr. Siddiqui, the US-educated Pakistani neuroscientist, at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) at Carswell in Fort Worth, Texas.
  
  Ms. Siddiqui, 36, who was shot in the abdomen by an American agent after allegedly grabbing a US soldier's gun during questioning in July, was brought to New York on August 4 to face charges of attempted murder and assault.
  
  US District Judge Richard Berman last week ordered that Ms. Siddiqui must undergo a month-long medical assessment, treatment and psychological examination before a special competency hearing to determine if she is "medically fit and mentally competent" to stand trial.
  
  "We call for her immediate repatriation to Pakistan," Mushahid said, pointing out that no terrorism charge has been brought up against her.He said her human rights were being violated.
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  Mushahid thanked Pakistan's Ambassador to the United States, Husain Haqqani, for facilitating the meeting with Dr Siddiqui and for sending a senior diplomat Faqir Asif Hussain to accompany the delegation.
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  In Washington, Faqir Asif Hussain said that Dr. Siddiqui, who was pleased to meet the delegation, appeared in a good state of mind and in better physical health than when he met her in August in New York.But she was anxious that her rights were protected and she received a fair trial and have an attorney enjoying her confidence.
  
  Dr Siddiqui told the delegation that charges pending against her were not true.
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  NEW YORK, Oct 8: Four Pakistani senators on Tuesday met Aafia Siddiqui, the Pakistani neuroscientist being held at a medical facility in Carswell, Texas, for medical evaluation, on orders from a US court judge.
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  Pakistan has asked American authorities to send Dr Siddiqui to Pakistan because the best possible treatment is available there.
  
  Dr Aafia's lawyer in New York pleaded that she should not be sent to Texas where she could undergo only psychiatric examination, adding that she also required medical treatment.
  
  Ms Siddiqui has not attended court proceedings since September 4 and authorities have informed the court that she has boycotted the proceedings to protest against her body search.
  
  She was shot in the abdomen by an officer after allegedly grabbing a US soldier's gun during questioning in July and was brought to the United States to face charges of attempted murder and assault.
  
  It is unclear how she came to be in Afghanistan.US officials say police found documents in her handbag on making explosives, excerpts from the book, "Anarchist's Arsenal" and descriptions of New York City landmarks.
  
  Her lawyers say she may be a victim of torture and believe she was kidnapped with her children in March 2003 in Karachi and secretly held in custody for the past five years by either Pakistani or US authorities.
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  Dr Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist charged with alleged attempt to attack American soldiers and FBI agents in Afghanistan, has been shifted to New York from a medical facility in Texas, a report said yesterday.
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  Dr Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist charged with alleged attempt to attack American soldiers and FBI agents in Afghanistan, has been shifted to New York from a medical facility in Texas, a report said yesterday.

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  The Pakistani neuroscientist, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, who is undergoing trial on charges of attempting to kill Americans in Afghanistan, has been accused of faking symptoms of mental illness to evade prosecution. ANI

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  Aafia Siddiqui is the Pakistani scientist accused of shooting at U.S. officers while in Afghan custody in August of 2008. She has been extradited to the United States and will face a United states Magistrate Judge in New York District Court on multiple charges related to attempted murder and assault of United states officers and employees in Afghanistan. e have obtained Govt.. Documents that have never been seen by the public, which prove that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and CPS of San Diego California were offered information years ago on 911 and the Siddiqui and Kahns terrorists. We are the only ones who has this info no one in the mainstream media has seen these files yet. These files are now secured on various computers across the world for our own security purposes
  
  Note: Aafia Siddiqui the most sought after female terrorist was arrested in the summer of 2008 but Elene George, Niece Brown and Sandy Fowler (Supervisor) of CPS San Diego California was notified but failed to report information they were given concerning terrorist ( Aafia Siddiqui) and planned attacks on American Citizens.
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  Note: Aafia Siddiqui the most sought after female terrorist was arrested in the summer of 2008 but Elene George, Niece Brown and Sandy Fowler (Supervisor) of CPS San Diego California was notified but failed to report information they were given concerning terrorist ( Aafia Siddiqui) and planned attacks on American Citizens.

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  About Dr Aafia Siddiqui, the Foreign Minister said Pakistan was trying for her repatriation through diplomatic means and that every effort was being made to protect her rights.

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  About Dr Aafia Siddiqui, the Foreign Minister said Pakistan was trying for her repatriation to Pakistan through diplomatic means. Every effort was being made to protect her rights.

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