Ten Lac dollars bounty on the attacker of Malala

Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik has declared Ten Lac dollars (five crore 28 lac rupees) bounty on the attacker, Tahreer-e-Taliban (TTP) leader, who has taken responsibility for the attack on the Malala Yusufzai. Malik alleged that the murder was ploted in Afghanistan.

In an interview given to CNN Malik said, "Malala murder was ploted across the border in Afghanistan. When government took action in Swat, Mullah Phudrulla escaped from their. At that time, we found out that four - five people have crossed the border here." he said, "at that time we did not have information that people here have come from what motive. An attacker has been identified and its Colleagues have been arrested one of the attackers "terrorists and provide money to the person who has been arrested.

Malala sent to UK for treatment

Malala Yusufzai is sent to England for treatment. She was shot by the Taliban terrorists on 9th October when she was returning home from school with her two friends.

The army spokesman said that Malala's condition is stable even after removing bullet, so for further treatment she was sent to England. The spokesman said that many countries including the Pakistan have condemned the attack on Malala. Also he hope that Malala will soon return back her home land after recovering.

Malala came into spotlight first time when she refused to obey orders of the Taliban banning education of women and girls. She not only ignored the threats of terrorists by also started campaign for studies of girls. For this she was rewarded with first youth peace award by the then Prime Minister Yusuf Raza GILANI.

Malala condition stable, bullet removed from head

In Pakistan, hospital officials said that they have successfully removed bullet from the head of 14 years old girl Malala Yusufzai and now her condition is stable.

On Tuesday when Malala Yusufzai, who runs girls education campaign, was returning home from the school along with other girls was shot. The attack also injured two other girls.

Pakistan's Taliban has taken responsibility of this attack.

Initially doctors treating Malala said she is out of danger but later she was taken by helicopter to Peshawar.

Pakistani Taliban spokesman Ehsanaullah Ehsan told BBC Urdu that Malala was attacked on because she was secular and against the Taliban, and she will not be spared.

Pervez Ashraf, prime minister condemning the attack said "We will fight with the mentality that is responsible for the attack. We must condemn it. Malala is like my daughter, she's your daughter too. If such is the mindset, whose daughter will be safe "

Pakistan's major political parties, TV personalities and human rights groups have also condemned by most.

The attack has been widely condemned and has sparked debate on social media. Thousands of people around the world via social media sending messages in support of Malala.

The United States State Department has said it is barbaric and kayratapurn action.

Malala was first in the headlines in 2009 when she was 11 years old, when she started writing Urdu diary on lives in the shadows of the Taliban for BBC. For that in the year 2011 she was nominated for the children international peace prize.