Tehreek-i-Taliban give NWFP govt 5-day ultimatum to quit
Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 7:23 pm Under Pakistan Breaking news
PESHAWAR: Tehreek-i-Taliban has warned NWFP government of dire consequences in case it failed to step down within the next five days.
Taliban spokesman Maulvi Umer told Geo News on Telephone that Tehreek-I-Taliban will be forced to take action against NWFP government if it fails to quit. “NWFP government will itself be responsible for the damage,” he warned.
“ANP government made peace pacts but failed to fulfill its promises,” Taliban spokesman maintained.
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