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Weapons are ornaments of Muslims, says Taliban

TimePublished on Sun, May 03, 2009 at 17:29 in World section

ARMS AND THE MAN: Muslim Khan said Taliban cannot renounce weapons in Swat.

ARMS AND THE MAN: Muslim Khan said Taliban cannot renounce weapons in Swat.


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Lahore: Putting aside all appeals to lay down arms to establish peace in the Swat Valley, the Taliban’s Swat chapter spokesperson Muslim Khan has termed arms and ammunitions as ornaments for Muslims.

Taliban cannot renounce weapons, they are ornaments of Muslims, the Daily Times quoted Khan, as saying.

Despite the announcement of the establishment of Darul Qaza in the region by the NWFP government, Khan said the Taliban would continue its jihad and would not lay down arms.

Demanding the release of all the Taliban fighters locked in different jails of the country, Khan said Darul Qaza should not be secondary to any other court or constitution.

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