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India-Pakistan
Kohat police arrest 38 suspected militants
2010-01-16
[Dawn] The Kohat region police and security forces arrested 38 suspected militants and criminals during a long search operation in Kohat and Hangu districts on Friday.

The operation, which started in the wee hours of Friday, was conducted along the tribal areas in the frontier region of Kohat and Orakzai Agency. Besides, Kohat Cantonment, Samana, Doaba, Darsamand, Naryab and Buland Khel area in Thall tehsil of District Hangu were also searched by the security forces.

Huge cache of arms and ammunition were also seized which included five Kalashnikovs, seven rifles, 12 pistols, two repeaters, four short guns, one sten gun, six kilograms of hashish and hundreds of cartridges of different bores.

The Hangu and Kohat police have registered separate cases against the suspects and criminals in various police stations and have started interrogating the accused.

Militants' bodies recovered
Meanwhile, five more dead bodies of militants belonging to Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, Darra Adam Khel, were recovered from the Zor Akhorwal area of Kohat on Friday.

They were identified as Sohail, Hilal, Shoeb, Shahid and Imran -- all residents of Darra Adam Khel. Last month, 17 dead bodies of militants were recovered from the graveyard in Akorwal area in two days.

The TTP Darra Adam Khel spokesman Muhammad alleged that their relatives had been shot dead while in custody of the security forces, warning that they would also kill the family members of the troops involved in operation in Darra Adam Khel if the killings were not stopped.
Posted by:Fred

#2  The problem is internal to the Dawn website, Johnnie. I ran a search on the title, and it's there, but clicking on their link give a 404 Error, whatever that is. But, Google has it cached here. Hurrah for Google!
Posted by: trailing wife   2010-01-16 23:28  

#1  The link to this article is "broken." But boy what a strange article, of so many bodies of militants being exhumed from graveyards. I'm also concerned about the whereabouts of the six kilograms of hashish (as a scientist).
Posted by: Ralphs son Johnnie   2010-01-16 01:34  

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