Heavy gunfire and explosions rocked a besieged Pakistani mosque early Friday after the government rejected a conditional surrender offer by a cleric it accused of using women and children as human shields. Authorities said Abdul Rashid Ghazi, the deputy leader of the Lal Masjid or Red Mosque in Islamabad must come out with his 1,000 followers and lay down their weapons following days of violence that have left 19 people dead. Full Story
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