Militants threatened the local community in Dir Bala.

Peshawar : Pakistan | Aug 20, 2011 at 8:41 PM PDT

By musarrat ullah jan

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Wari Dir Bala, 21 August 2011, Militants have threatened to doctors, mobile dealers through written poster in Dir Bala. In which they warned the local Mobile Dealer that they don’t download songs in mobile phones.

According to local media unknown militants has put on wall the written warning in Darora Market.

It’s the second warning in the same area in which they warned also the local community, that they didn’t download hot pictures and songs in their cell phones.

Militants also warned the shopkeepers that they didn’t allow those people who are not goes for pray to mosque. They threatened the shopkeepers if some body didn’t obey the order, they will face punishment and their shops will be targeted through explosive.

After founding the poster Local shopkeeper and community were scared and they informed the local police, who also investigate the issue, whose put the poster at shops.

musarrat ullah jan is based in Peshawar, North-West Frontier, Pakistan, and is an Anchor for Allvoices.

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