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Taliban Threatens To Kill Anyone Caught Uploading Songs, Pictures To Their Cell Phones.
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Aug 15, 2012, 5:48:06 AM8/15/12
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Pakistani Taliban Threatens To Kill Anyone Caught Uploading Songs, Pictures
To Their Cell Phones.
LANDI KOTAL: Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) issued a pamphlet to owners of mobile
phone shops in the Landi Kotal area of Khyber Agency, warning them to stop
uploading songs, movies and pictures to mobile phones.
The pamphlet stated that those associated with mobile phone business
should wind up and start another business as they are committing "un-Islamic
acts" by uploading songs and movies to mobile phones.
Political administration official for the area Amjid Shinwari confirmed
that the pamphlet was issued by unidentified TTP militants on August 12 and
added that these pamphlets were distributed and pasted on the shutters of
various mobile phone shops.
The shop and market owners are also threatened of dire consequences if the
instructions are not followed.
"The owner of this market along with the businessmen would be targeted,"
the pamphlet stated.
To Their Cell Phones.
LANDI KOTAL: Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) issued a pamphlet to owners of mobile
phone shops in the Landi Kotal area of Khyber Agency, warning them to stop
uploading songs, movies and pictures to mobile phones.
The pamphlet stated that those associated with mobile phone business
should wind up and start another business as they are committing "un-Islamic
acts" by uploading songs and movies to mobile phones.
Political administration official for the area Amjid Shinwari confirmed
that the pamphlet was issued by unidentified TTP militants on August 12 and
added that these pamphlets were distributed and pasted on the shutters of
various mobile phone shops.
The shop and market owners are also threatened of dire consequences if the
instructions are not followed.
"The owner of this market along with the businessmen would be targeted,"
the pamphlet stated.
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