Pakistan decides to take strict legal action against banned TTP leader Noor Wali Mehsud

ISLAMABAD: Strict legal action will be taken against exiled TTP leader Noor Wali Mehsud, sources said on Saturday. According to sources, the decision has been taken after a leaked phone conversation between Noor Wali Mehsud and his associate revealed plans to carry out terrorist attacks on schools and hospitals in Pakistan. Sources said a forensic probe will be conducted into his leaked audio conversation. In the phone conversation, exiled TTP leader Noor Wali Mehsud and Ahmed Hussain (alias Ghat Haji) discuss their menacing strategies. Noor Wali can be heard instructing Ahmed Hussain (alias Ghat Haji) to attack government properties, schools and hospitals with explosives. He also instructed his associate to attack the houses of police and military personnel.

Sources said that Khawariji terrorists escaped from describing the AI-generated conversation after they faced public outcry. Sources said that it has been decided to conduct a forensic test of the secret leaked audio conversation between banned TTP leader Noor Wali Mehsud and Ahmed Hussain (also known as Ghat Haji). Sources said that strict action will be taken against Khawariji terrorists inside and outside the country for attacking a rural health centre in Dera Ismial Khan, which resulted in the death of innocent children and women. Sources said that the Khawariji group and Noor Wali are operating from Afghanistan and are also carrying out terrorist activities in Pakistan. Sources said that Pakistan will lodge a strong protest with the interim Afghan government over the issue. Sources said that Pakistan will ask Afghanistan to immediately extradite these Khawariji terrorists to Pakistan for carrying out ongoing terrorist activities and crimes in Pakistan.

Sources said that Afghan soil is being used against Pakistan and the Afghan interim government has completely failed to prevent terrorist activities of Khawariji terrorists. Pakistan will take all possible steps to completely eradicate the menace of terrorism.