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Google News: Pakistan and the Danger to Journalists
[The Irrawaddy News Magazine] - Shahzad told Asia Times online that he had previously been summoned to ISI headquarters over the publication of an exclusive report that Pakistan had released the supreme commander of the Taliban in Afghanistan, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar
Mullah Omar reluctant
www.thedailystar.net
[The Daily Star] - Secondly ISI arrested his deputy Mullah Abdul Ghani Bradar in February from Karachi and then spread rumors that Bradar was in the contact of CIA and he was trying to establish direct contacts between Taliban and US. Now Mullah Bradar is in the
Profile: Mullah Mohammed Omar
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[BBC News] - The arrest of the Taliban's second-in-command, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, near Karachi in January 2010, lends credence to theories that other top Afghan Taliban leaders are in hiding in Pakistan. Since the Taliban have regrouped in both Pakistan
LeT militants behead villager in Taliban style in Kashmir
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[Daily News & Analysis] - Police said Abdul Ghani was abducted by four LeT militants headed by district commander Hamid Gujjar and taken to nearby jungles where his throat was slit and torso separated from the body. Deputy inspector general of police (Doda-Ramban range) Manish
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