Honolulu.
Damn right, too! Can't have them damn Afghan bandits russlin' our cattle. What's this world coming to? About time we started a little russlin' our own selves.
You think you got troubles. The only road into Chitral is snow-bound, can't get supplies in, yet bandits can make in across the show and ice border.
The News International [Chitral]
Afghan gangsters active in Chitral
Sunday, January 04, 2009
By by Our correspondent
CHITRAL: Alleged kidnappers and thieves based in Nooristan province of the neighbouring Afghanistan have intensified their criminal activities in the border area of Drosh city here, area residents said Saturday.
The residents say gangsters earlier kidnapped Akhtar Jan Kohistani, former advisor to the Afghan government who came to visit his in-laws. He has not been released so far. However, they pointed to a group of kidnappers who shifted him to Nooristan, Afghanistan.
Haji Muzaffarud Din, a known Afghan businessman, was also kidnapped and reportedly shifted to Nooristan.
The residents said that 700 cattle heads were stolen and shifted to Nooristan from the Badogard Gol area, located about 15 kilometres away from the Afghan border. Later, the owners of the herd registered an FIR with Drosh Police Station.
The local people also complained about security lapse at the checkpoint located at the Pak-Afghan border. Local elders demanded of the government to close movement across the border and provide security to the lives and property of the people.
The News International [Chitral]
Afghan gangsters active in Chitral
Sunday, January 04, 2009
By by Our correspondent
CHITRAL: Alleged kidnappers and thieves based in Nooristan province of the neighbouring Afghanistan have intensified their criminal activities in the border area of Drosh city here, area residents said Saturday.
The residents say gangsters earlier kidnapped Akhtar Jan Kohistani, former advisor to the Afghan government who came to visit his in-laws. He has not been released so far. However, they pointed to a group of kidnappers who shifted him to Nooristan, Afghanistan.
Haji Muzaffarud Din, a known Afghan businessman, was also kidnapped and reportedly shifted to Nooristan.
The residents said that 700 cattle heads were stolen and shifted to Nooristan from the Badogard Gol area, located about 15 kilometres away from the Afghan border. Later, the owners of the herd registered an FIR with Drosh Police Station.
The local people also complained about security lapse at the checkpoint located at the Pak-Afghan border. Local elders demanded of the government to close movement across the border and provide security to the lives and property of the people.
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