Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad (English Wikipedia)

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Gauhar, Humayun. "Rejection of discord and disharmony". Pakistan Today. Retrieved 26 February 2017. They call it, confusingly, 'Raad ul Fasaad' which is better spelt 'Rudd ul Fasad'. 'Raad' (or 'Rudd') means 'rejection' and the Quranic word 'Fasad' means discord and disharmony. So it means, literally, 'Rejection of Discord and Disharmony'. But it's not so simple. You cannot get rid of Fasad without getting rid of 'Fitna' that causes Fasad. 'Fitna' literally mean mischief-maker or mischief-makers.

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"Four more FC troops martyred near Panjgur". The Express Tribune. 18 February 2019.

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