Dreaded terrorist linked with TTP killed in Pakistan

An important terrorist associated with Jamaat Al-Ahrar and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Taliban has been killed in Pakistan, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Tuesday.

Terrorist commander Sarbakaf Mohmand died under mysterious circumstances.

According to sources, the internal differences between the two terrorist organizations – Al-Ahrar and TTP - resulted in the death of Sarbakf.

A few days ago, a news was doing rounds on social media that Sarbakf was poisoned to death.

Lately, Sarbakf Mehmand had been proclaiming himself the substitute of Noor Wali Mehsood.

According to intelligence reports, he was administered poison by Mufti Noor Wali Mehsood group.

It has been believed that Noor Wali Mehsood was behind the murder of another Al-Ahrar commander Abdul Wali some time back.

Sarbakf was member of the Al-Ahrar which was later merged into the TTP. But the merger could not even remove the differences between the two proscribed terror outfits mainly due to division of territory for kidnapping and exploitation of children.

Sarbakf had been involved in the terrorist activities for a long time.

He was the mastermind of several terrorist attacks in Pakistan including Peshawar police blast.

He was spreading toxic anti-Pakistan propaganda on social media in the name of Ghazi Media Network.

In his area, Sarbakf was considered to be a symbol of lies and terror.

In his recent statement, the deceased terrorist commander supported attacks on military installations by a political party. He had said that these attacks on military installations supported the TTP's position.

Terrorists are deeply worried by the rising death toll. Failure on various fronts has also created organizational differences among the terrorists.

One of the reasons for the success of law enforcement agencies is timely intelligence, including public acceptance. The resulting successful operations have narrowed the ground on the terrorists.

Law enforcement agencies believe that with public support, terrorism will end soon.

 

Reporter Ahmad Mansoor