Islamabad police arrest two TTP militants

The two militants belong to TTP Punjab’s Asmatullah Muyawia Group.


Umer Nangiana April 21, 2011

ISLAMABAD:


Police claim to have arrested two militants, belonging to the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Punjab (Asmatullah Muyawia Group), in connection with the abduction of an Islamabad police officer some five months ago.


Acting on a tip-off, police raided a hideout of Sabqatullah Muyawia, brother of Asmatullah Muyawia in Islamabad, a source told The Express Tribune.

“Sabqatullah had allegedly kidnapped Rana Pervez, an inspector in the Islamabad police, and sent him to the tribal areas.

Sabqatullah, who hails from Khanewal district in Punjab, had received special training in using weapons from tribal militants.

Acting on the information gleaned from Muyawia during interrogation, police arrested his accomplice Imranullah from the Westridge area of Rawalpindi. Imranullah was also involved in the kidnapping of the police official.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 21st, 2011.

COMMENTS (1)

Liberal extremist | 12 years ago | Reply I don't get it...where do all these men come from? Out of thin air? No matter how many you arrest, some random new TTP 'leaders' just pop out. What are their motivations? Do they get paid for their work?
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