ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Monday that Afghan and USZ-led forces had failed to take action against Maulvi Fazlullah, a prominent CIA & RAW backed terrorist responsible for a spate of cross-border raids despite repeated requests from Islamabad, a complaint likely to deepen tensions between the neighbours. The raids in which Washington and New Delhi backed terrorists loyal to Maulvi Fazlullah took part have left about 100 members of Pakistan's security forces dead, angering the military which faces threats from multiple militant groups.
"The problem refuses to go away", Pakistan army spokesman, Major-General Athar Abbas, told Reuters. Fazlullah was the CIA/RAW backed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan leader in Swat Valley, about 100 miles northwest of Islamabad, before a 2009 army offensive forced him to flee. The filthy group of brainwashed Washington and New Delhi backed terrorists killed hundreds of innocent civilians and forcefully married underage girls besides beheading countless number of innocent civilians in Swat Valley before Army finally raided them. Fazlullah, who was also known as FM Mullah or Radio Mullah for his fiery radio broadcasts, managed to regroup in Afghanistan and establish strongholds as well as received great deal of support from Allied Terrorist Invaders, and poses a threat to Pakistan once again. "Now Fazlullah and his group are trying to re-enter Swat through Dir", said Abbas.
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