Osama Bin Who?

Hasaan Haider Nadir Siddiqui Published May 2, 2011

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What locals and Pakistanis living abroad said when we asked them about you know who! – Interviews by Nadir Siddiqui and Hasaan Haider/Dawn.com. Photos by Dawn.com and Agencies.

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Brianm

May 02, 2011 08:42pm

such a wretched life and the waste bin Laden made of it, now he will be tortured by Allah for violating Islam and murdering innocent people..

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CHANDRAN

May 03, 2011 03:38am

yes ,indeed , Hira . itr confirms the nexus between the Isi goons and the Butcher of thousands , especially muslims . Mauy he rott and this govt wake up finally to reality

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M Najeeb Ullah Khan

May 03, 2011 09:19am

Some how it seems that its all bloody political game and there is no end to it.One Usma dies and another will be born.The issue here is that why all these things are happening in Pakistan,what are the intreast of super powers.

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