Why not Calling Terrorists by their actual names i.e. Taliban / TTP / BLA

Why Government , Civil and Military officials and Politicians in Pakistan are not Calling  Terrorists  by their actual names i.e. Taliban / TTP / BLA  etc…. rather calling with a Common Name “ TERRORIST”  ???????

 In this way they (Pakistanis) are missing their Targets ; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

In sri lanka the terrorist were called by their actul names ;;;    as

“The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam” or “LTTE” --- TERRORIST ORGANIZATION OF SRI LANKA.

Commonly known as the LTTE or the Tamil Tigers) is a now defunct organization that was based in northern Sri Lanka.

Founded in May 1976 by Velupillai Prabhakaran. This campaign evolved into the most brutal terrorist activities in Sri Lankan history, ran from 1983 until 2009, when the LTTE terrorism was decisively defeated by the Sri Lankan Military under the leadership of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

At the height of its power, the LTTE possessed a well-developed militia and known as one of the most dangerous terrorist group in world and carried out many high-profile attacks, including the assassinations of several high-ranking Sri Lankan and Indian politicians.

Tactics:

The Tamil Tigers are best known for their suicide bombings, which are carried out by elite squads called Black Tigers. They have committed about 200 attacks so far. Tamil members wear a "vest" filled with explosives to attack, a tactic that has been adopted by Hezbolla and Hamas, among other groups.

Fighters wear cyanide pills around their necks and are trained to take them if they are captured.

The LTTE was the only militant group to assassinate two world leaders: former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1991 and Sri Lankan President Ranasinghe Premadasa in 1993 

The LTTE used suicide belts and women in suicide attacks. It was the first militant group to acquire air power and used light aircraft in some of its attacks.

It is currently proscribed as a terrorist organization by 32 countries, including India, but has support amongst Tamils in Tamil Nadu in India.

At the start of the final round of peace talks in 2002, the Tamil Tigers, with control of 15,000 km² area, ran a virtual mini-state.

 After the breakdown of the peace process in 2006, the Sri Lankan military launched a major offensive against the Tigers,  defeating the LTTE militarily and bringing the entire country under its control. Victory over the Tigers was declared by Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa on 16 May 2009,^[19] and the LTTE admitted defeat on 17 May 2009.^[20] 

Prabhakaran, The  Head of  LTTE was killed by Government  Forces on 19 May 2009.

List of attacks attributed to the LTTE

The following is a list of attacks attributed to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), commonly known as the Tamil Tigers.The attacks include massacres, bombings, robberies, ethnic cleansing, military battles and assassinations of civilian and military targets.

The rebel group has been banned by 30 countries, including the United States, Canada,India and the 27 member nations of the European Union.

Deadliest attacks]

Attack	Date	Location	Death toll
1990 massacre of Sri Lankan Police officers	11 June 1990	Eastern Province	600-774
Kattankudy mosque massacre	3 August 1990	Kattankudy, Batticaloa District	147
Anuradhapura massacre	14 May 1985	Anuradhapura, Anuradhapura District	146
Habarana bus massacre	17 April 1987	Habarana, Anuradhapura District	127
October 1995 Eastern Sri Lanka massacres	16 October 1995	Eastern Province	120
Central Bus Station Bombing	21 April 1987	Pettah, Colombo, Colombo District	116
Palliyagodella massacre	15 October 1991	Palliyagodella, Polonnaruwa District	109
2006 Digampathana bombing	16 October 2006	Digampathaha, Matale District	92–103
Central Bank bombing	31 January 1996	Colombo, Colombo District	91
Kebithigollewa massacre	15 June 2006	Kebithigollewa, Anuradhapura District	66
Dehiwala train bombing (1996)	24 July 1996	Dehiwala, Colombo District	64
Kent and Dollar Farm massacres	30 November 1984	Mullaitivu District	62
Lionair Flight 602	29 September 1998	off the cost of Mannar District	55
Gonagala massacre	18 September 1999	Gonagala, Ampara District	54
Kallarawa massacre	25 May 1995	Kallarawa, Trincomalee District	42
Aranthalawa Massacre	2 July 1987	Aranthalawa, Ampara District	35
Air Lanka Flight 512	3 May 1986	Bandaranaike International Airport, Gampaha District	21
1998 Temple of the Tooth attack	25 January 1998	Temple of the Tooth, Kandy	17
Kokilai massacre	1 December 1984	Kokilai, Mullaitivu District	11
Gomarankadawala massacre	23 April 2006	Gomarankadawala,Trincomalee District	6
2009 suicide air raid on Colombo	20 February 2009	Colombo, Colombo District	2