I'll be killed, says captured terrorist Usman's father in Pakistan
August 07, 2015 10:27
A Pakistani man has in an interview to newspaper Hindustan Times admitted that the terrorist captured in India on Wednesday is his son.
His declaration comes even as Pakistan denied any links to the terrorist and said he is not a Pakistani citizen. "Need cooperative approach, not blame game to combat terror. We expect Indian authorities to share necessary information about him with us to enable verification of his national status," Pakistan said on Thursday.
From across the border, the man, Mohammad Yakub, told the Hindustan Times on phone that he is the 'unfortunate father' of the terrorist captured in Udhampur, who has told Indian investigators that his name is "Naved".
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His declaration comes even as Pakistan denied any links to the terrorist and said he is not a Pakistani citizen. "Need cooperative approach, not blame game to combat terror. We expect Indian authorities to share necessary information about him with us to enable verification of his national status," Pakistan said on Thursday.
From across the border, the man, Mohammad Yakub, told the Hindustan Times on phone that he is the 'unfortunate father' of the terrorist captured in Udhampur, who has told Indian investigators that his name is "Naved".
Read the full report here.
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