Smiling terrorist tells cops, 'I'm Pakistani, have been in India for 12 days'
August 05, 2015 17:02
Just in: Before he was hauled off by the police captured terrorist Usman Khan tells says in a videotaped interrogation on the hillside where he was taken alive that he was a Pakistani and was 20 years old and was in India for 12 days.
Calm and smiling at the cameras, Usman said who was surrounded by the police and locals said, "There was two of us. We've been here for 12 days."
Usman said they had "come through the jungles," and added, "No bus or train would come here, would it?" when asked how he had travelled.
He said their food got over in three days and that they had survived by raiding a house.
The Jammu and Kashmir policemen later led him down a hill, with his face covered and his hands bound behind his back with a rope.
The police later said said that Usman is from Pakistan's Faisalabad, which is where the the terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad, led by Maulana Masood Azhar has a base.
Calm and smiling at the cameras, Usman said who was surrounded by the police and locals said, "There was two of us. We've been here for 12 days."
Usman said they had "come through the jungles," and added, "No bus or train would come here, would it?" when asked how he had travelled.
He said their food got over in three days and that they had survived by raiding a house.
The Jammu and Kashmir policemen later led him down a hill, with his face covered and his hands bound behind his back with a rope.
The police later said said that Usman is from Pakistan's Faisalabad, which is where the the terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad, led by Maulana Masood Azhar has a base.
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