Not really true. Terrorism has affected almost all the areas of the sub-continent- including Indian towns and cities, specially Mumbai and Srinagar.
Terror attacks in the big cities of Pakistan.
Timeline: 2007-2009
Source:
Wikipedia
2007
1. January 27 At least 13 people, including the Chief of
Peshawar City Police Malik Saad, were killed Saturday evening in a suicide bombing near a crowded Shiite mosque in Peshawar. About 60 people were wounded, 17 critically, in the 9:20 p.m. blast. About 2,000 Shiite Muslims were in and around the mosque, police said.[
2. February 6 A suicide bomber detonated his explosives in a parking area outside
Islamabad International Airport injuring 5 people
3. May 15 A bomb blast at the local Marhaba hotel in
Peshawar killed at least 24 people and injured 30. No one claimed responsibility for the suspected suicide blast in the lobby of the hotel popular with Afghans in Peshawar where militants opposed to government support for the United States have launched attacks
4. July 8 Unidentified gunmen killed three Chinese workers and wounded another near
Peshawar in what Pakistani officials said was a terrorist attack apparently linked to the bloody siege of militants at an Islamabad mosque.
5. July 27 A suspected suicide bomber killed at least 13 people at Muzaffar hotel in Aabpara,
Islamabad
6. September 4 At least 25 people were killed and 66 injured in two suicide bomb blasts in
Rawalpindi cantonment?s high security areas during morning rush hour. The first blast took place near Qasim Market where a Defence Ministry bus carrying around 38 civilians and uniformed officials was hit, killing 18 people. Five minutes later, a second blast took place near RA Bazaar, behind General Headquarters. The blast was caused by explosives fixed to a motorcycle, which blew up killing seven people on the spot.
7. October 18 Attack on Benazir Bhutto convoy killed over 139 in
Karachi and sleft more than 450 injured in one of the most deadliest terrorist attacks in Pakistan. Former PM Benazir Bhutto was returning after 8 years of self imposed exile when the bomber struck the convoy killing dozens.
8. October 30 A suicide bomber struck a police checkpoint in the high security zone of
Rawalpindi, less than a kilometer from President General Pervez Musharraf?s camp office, killing seven people, three of them policemen, and injuring 31 others. The blast splattered check post of General Tariq Majid, current Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff's residence
9. December 27: Two-time Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto is assassinated in a shooting and suicide bombing in
Rawalpindi's Liaquat Bagh, killing up to 20 others and injuring many. The site is notorious as the place where former Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan was also assassinated in October 1951.
2008
1. January 10 24 people were killed and 73 injured in a suicide attack when the policemen were deliberately targeted outside
Lahore High Court before the scheduled lawyer's protest against the government in provincial capital of Lahore. This attack was first of its kind in Lahore since the start of War on Terrorism.
2. February 4 At least 10 people were killed and 27 others injured, when a suicide bomber crashed his bike into an armed forces bus carrying students and officials of Army Medical College, near the General Headquarters in
Rawalpindi
3. March 15 An attack occurred when a bomb was hurled over a wall surrounding an
Islamabad restaurant. Four of the 12 people wounded in the bombing were U.S. FBI agents. In addition to wounding the agents, the explosion killed a Turkish woman and wounded a fifth American, three Pakistanis, a person from the United Kingdom and someone from Japan.[
4. June 2 The Danish embassy in
Islamabad is attacked with a car bomb killing six people. A post purportedly from Al-Qaeda's Mustafa Abu al-Yazid appears on the Internet a day after the attack claiming responsibility. The statement mentions the publication of "insulting drawings" and the refusal to "apologize for publishing them" referring to the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy
5. August 27 7 people were killed and 20 others were injured in a bomb explosion outside a street cafe in outskirts of
Islamabad
6. September 6 At least 30 people were killed and 70 injured when a suicide car bomb struck a paramilitary checkpoint 20km from
Peshawar. The attack came during the voting to elect Asif Ali Zardari as the President of Pakistan and the marking of Defence Day
7. September 20 A massive truck bomb exploded outside the
Marriott Hotel in Islamabad, killing at 57 people and wounding 266 others. The suicide attack believed to be carried by a single individual left a 20 feet deep and 50 feet wide crater, and was later owned by a little known group called Fidayeen-e-Islam. It was carried at local Iftar time, when the local and foreign residents had assembled together to have the Ramadan feast. The attack was significant as all the top political, diplomatic and military top brass was also dining in the nearby Prime Ministers Secretariat after the President's first parliamentary address.
8. October 9 A suicide bomb attack on a main police headquarters in
Islamabad killed at least eight and wounded at least another 8.
9. November 22 At least three people including a teenager were injured in a series of three explosions near the Alhamra Cultural Complex in
Lahore late on Saturday, where the international World Performing Arts Festival was in progress.
10. December 5 A blast in the heart of
Peshwar killed 21 and created a
five-foot deep crater.
2009
1. February 11 Awami National Party (ANP) provincial lawmaker Alam Zeb Khan was killed and eight people injured in a remote-controlled blast on Wednesday. The bomb had been fitted to a motorbike parked near the residence of the slain MPA on Dalazak Road in
Peshawar. This was the sixth such attack on ANP in less than a year
2. February 17 At least three people were killed by a car bomb which exploded outside the home of a government official in north-western Pakistan. The bomb targeted a local anti-Taleban mayor in the suburb of Bazidkhel
near the city of Peshawar. He survived but several people were hurt.
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: Yeah, India is a bit unsafe ATM, but in whichever condition it might me, it's definitely not like Pakistan or Bangladesh- two countries which are safe haven for the terrorists. As you see, the blasts which happen in India, 90 percent of them are carried out by non-Indian militant groups like LeT or Ulfa etc etc. And the root of 95 percent of these terror groups can be traced to countries like Pakistan or Bangladesh- I'm not saying this, it's a proven fact. And from where did you get the info that the majority of Indian users of this site aren't living in India or have left India simply because of terror-attacks?. If you are referring it to 26/11, then It's not really a valid argument because that was like a 1 in 1000 event, similar to 9/11.
