| Northern Alliance troops, sifting through piles of papers found in the rubble of the Rishkor al-Qaeda camp south of Kabul, say there's enough evidence to suggest that many men were trained there for missions in Kashmir. They have come across documents which prove that Laskhar-e-Taiba and Harkat-ul-Mujahideen men were trained with the Arabs and Pakistanis. "They used to come from Pakistan, stay here for two-three months and fan out after the training," says Commander Popal who moved in from Charikar with his troops. |