Militants strike: TTP kills Barawal peace militia chief

According to initial reports, the accused fled across the border after killing the chief.


Our Correspondent October 12, 2012

UPPER DIR:


Barawal peace militia chief, Malik Gul Zada, was gunned down by militants near the Pak-Afghan border in Upper Dir Wednesday evening.


A report filed by Bacha Zada, son of Malik Gul Zada, stated that his father was gunned down near the Sabar check-point on Pak-Afghan border while he was patrolling the area.

According to initial reports, the accused fled across the border after killing the chief.

An official of the security forces said that the victim might have been killed by his adversaries or over an old enmity. Talking to the journalists from an undisclosed location, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Malakand spokesperson Sirajud Din claimed responsibility for the murder.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 12th, 2012.

COMMENTS (2)

A J Khan | 11 years ago | Reply

May God Bless Gul Zada who died the death of a hero safe guarding the people and land of Pakistan from the evil force of the cursed Talibans,

Soldier | 11 years ago | Reply

THANK YOU AMERICA !

"For selecting traitors among us, financing them, arming them, and convincing them to become martyrs by bleeding own people, and then dieing for you instead of their country".

I appreciate your expertise and goofiness of TPP.

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