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Militants kidnap 40 tribesmen from Tirah valley: sources
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The sources said that the tribesmen were kidnapped by TTP militants from an opium and hashish selling “grand fair” held at Haider Kando area. – File Photo
Published 2014-04-12 23:17:21
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KHYBER AGENCY: At least 40 tribesmen have been kidnapped Saturday allegedly by Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants from Haider Kandow area of Tirah valley of Khyber Agency bordering Afghanistan, official sources told Dawn.com on Saturday.

The sources said that the tribesmen have been kidnapped from an opium and hashish selling “grand fair” held at the Haider Kando area of Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency.

The militants also took away hundreds of kilograms of cannabis and Hasish from the area, said the sources. They said that Sheikmal Khel sub tribesmen of the Qamberkhel tribe were segregated from the others and were taken away by the militants.

According to unofficial sources, on the other hand, the number of kidnapped tribesmen is about 100 and they had been picked up for their involvement in the drug trade.

The TTP has not given any official word about the kidnapping.

The incident took place a day after several militants were reported killed in infighting between two distraught Tehreek-i-Taliban factions between whom fighting intensified on Friday in Waziristan.

Both factions are part of the TTP umbrella group, which has been waging a bloody seven-year insurgency against the Pakistani state.

The clash started a few days ago and the cause of infighting was said to be over interference in matters inside one another’s domains.

A crucial meeting of the Taliban’s shura was also held at an undisclosed place in North Waziristan yesterday to decide about extending or ending the ceasefire with the government which ended on April 10.
 
Tirah ??? where Army did an operation recently and boosted alot about the successful take over of the valley.. its under army control.... then how?

pretty weird !
 
Tirah ??? where Army did an operation recently and boosted alot about the successful take over of the valley.. its under army control.... then how?

pretty weird !

Bannu and DI Khan are also under government control...supposedly.
 
and how talibans are getting their pocket money to fight a guerrilla war with pak ?? smuggling of hashish , arms and ransom money ... what a fair ameer so called mumineen :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
Tirah ??? where Army did an operation recently and boosted alot about the successful take over of the valley.. its under army control.... then how?

pretty weird !
werid is that, the same mouth pices has no words to offer even sampathy?
ohh TTp is the millitant wing of PTI, cant go against it?
 
Khyber Agency: militants release thirty-four tribesmen
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Updated 2014-04-13 11:35:24
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KHYBER AGENCY: Militants released thirty-four tribesmen on Sunday which were kidnapped from Tirah valley of Khyber Agency, DawnNews reported.

The sources said that forty tribesmen were kidnapped from opium and hashish selling “grand fair” Saturday from the Haider Kando area of Tirah Valley.

The militants also took away hundreds of kilograms of cannabis and Hasish from the area, said the sources.

They added that Sheikmal Khel sub tribesmen of the Qamberkhel tribe were segregated from the others and were taken away by the militants.

However, the remaining six tribesmen are still in the custody of the militants.

On the other hand, according to the unofficial sources, the number of kidnapped tribesmen is about 100 and they had been picked up for their involvement in the drug trade.

Meanwhile, security forces were also conducting a search operation in the area to rescue these men.


Release of 12 Taliban prisoners likely - DAWN.COM
 

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