Pakistan Minister Kidnapping: Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan minister Abdullah Baig was released by terrorists on Saturday (October 8). Abdullah Baig was kidnapped by terrorists on Friday (October 7). Those who have been released after talks. According to media reports, the terrorists have given the government 10 days to fulfill their demands.
In fact, terrorists demanding the release of their comrades in Pakistan’s jail on Friday blocked a main road connecting the troubled province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with Gilgit-Baltistan. Along with this, senior minister Abdullah Baig and several tourists were kidnapped mid way.
kidnapped on Friday
In an ‘audio clip’ shared on social media on Friday, senior Gilgit-Baltistan minister Abdullah Baig can be purportedly heard saying that on his way to Gilgit from Islamabad, he found that the terrorists had jailed their comrades. The road has been blocked in order to put pressure on the authorities to get them released.
A video released by Abdullah Baig, Minister in charge of the Ministry of Finance, Industry, Commerce and Labour, showed that all of them were released from captivity after confirming the release of the terrorists. Dawn newspaper quoted sources as saying that accomplices of infamous Gilgit terrorist Habibur Rahman blocked the road at Thak village of Chilas in Diamer at 4 pm on Friday, leaving tourists on both sides stuck in the middle of the road.
What are the demands of terrorists?
The terrorists have demanded the release of their accomplices, including those involved in the brutal killing of foreigners in the Nanga Parbat region and other terrorist incidents in Diemer. The militants have demanded the implementation of Islamic law in the province, which does not allow women to participate in sporting activities. Media portal Minute Mirror, citing sources, said that the demands of the militants will be discussed within the legislative framework. After the incident, the roads leading to Gilgit have been cleared and stranded vehicles have been allowed to proceed.
MPs warned about terrorist activities
Pakistan lawmakers on Friday warned about the growing terror activities of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), while a lawmaker recently warned of the growing threat of terrorist attacks by the outfit banned by the Ministry of Home Affairs. Information was sought in relation to Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) MP Raza Rabbani told Senate Speaker Sadiq Sanjrani on an issue of public concern that he urged the Interior Minister to take Parliament and the public at large into confidence about the current status of peace talks with the TTP. give instructions. The Home Ministry had recently cautioned about the stalling of talks with the TTP or the growing threat of terrorist attacks by its factions.
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