The Pakistani Spectator

We should fasten the seat belts for more and more stunning revelation regarding on going war against terror in South Waziristan, Swat and other parts of the tribal regions. As Pakistani security forces get serious about this war and strike at the core of terrorists with full might, the intelligence is producing many shocking facts.

One such was leaked by Rauf Klasara in his recent column. Rauf Klasara reveals:

“Shah Aziz was being monitored closely for some time, the secret agency did not have any intention to formally arrest him solely on the basis of his perceived links with the Taliban, fearing his arrest could lead to serious agitation in the ranks of pro-Taliban religious parties both within and outside the parliament. But much to the surprise of these agencies, Shah Aziz was found travelling with Fidaullah, one of the Taliban leaders and considered to be the mastermind of the suicide bombing in Islamabad and other areas in the recent past. His presence in the company of Fidaullah had alarmed the intelligence agency, which decided to take him in for further interrogations.

The sources said even at the point of actual arrest of Shah Abdul Aziz, the agency was still toying with the possibility of letting him go out of sheer political considerations but it all changed when one of the officers searching the vehicle in which Shah Abdul Aziz was travelling with Fidaullah found the letter in Shah Aziz’s briefcase. Shah Abdul Aziz reportedly had been tasked with delivering this letter to the retired general.

The source said the recovery of Baitullah Mehsud’s letter addressing to a top former spymaster had surprised even those who were deputed to investigate the former MNA known for his close links with the Taliban.”

The former MNA Shah Abdul Aziz belongs to Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) and won from Karack after defeating Imran Khan of PTI. Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) all MNAs, MPAs and leaders should be monitered closely, especially the JUI-F ones starting from their top leader Fazlur.