Official kidnapped in Mohmand

Published August 3, 2007

PESHAWAR, Aug 2: Armed people have kidnapped Political Moharrar, Shakeel Ahmed, who was performing duty at Pakha Pakh checkpost in Mohmand Agency, Political Authorities sources said on Thursday.

The kidnappers reportedly also took away the weapon of Mr Ahmed with them.

The political authorities are trying to get the moharrar freed.—APP

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