Pak recovers slain Taliban chief's domicile certificate

June 02, 2016 13:42

Pakistani authorities have recovered the domicile certificate of slain Taliban chief Mullah Mansour which was illegally made under a fake name, officials said today.

The recovery of the domicile certificate comes after Mansour was found possessing not only Pakistan's computerised national identity card but also a valid passport with him that left Pakistani authorities red-faced.

He had a fake name -- Wali Muhmmad -- on the documents.

The domicile certificate, also known as certificate of residence in a district, was issued in 1999 under the same fake name of Wali Muhammad, according to a Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) official.

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