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Afghanistan/South Asia
Man arrested for murdering NGO worker, her daughter
2005-07-08
UPPER DIR: Police said on Thursday that one of the men involved in the murder of a female rights activist and her daughter last Friday had been arrested. District Police Officer (DPO) Muhammad Ayub told a press conference that Ali Zer, one of the five men involved in the murder Zubaida Begum (40) and her 17-year-old daughter Shumaila, was arrested. “We are also close to arresting the other men behind the double murder,” he added.

Zubaida Begum and her daughter were killed because of her (Zubaida’s) association with a non-government organisation (NGO). Zubeida Begum was a member of the Aurat Foundation and was actively campaigning for women’s rights in Upper Dir, which is the stronghold of the Jamaat-e-Islami. Ali Zer had told police that he had been ‘incited’ at a local mosque to kill the woman as she was “involved in immoral things”, the DPO added. “A man at the mosque taunted him and told him that if he was brave enough, he should stop his relative from doing ‘immoral’ deeds,” he said.

Zubaida was shot more than a dozen times at her house on July 1 while her daughter died in a hospital in Peshawar last Monday. “Investigators have concluded that five people were involved in the murder,” the DPO said, adding that the car used in the double murder had been found, which led to Ali Zer’s arrest.
Here's a suggestion that no one in Pakland will ever take: the guy was incited to bump off two women at his friendly neighborhood mosque. Send a government hard boy to the mosque and after he takes his shoes off, performs his ablutions, and whatever the hell else they do, have him shoot the holy man right through the turban. See how long it'll be before the next incitement. Rinse, repeat as necessary.
Posted by:Fred

#1  â€œA man at the mosque taunted him and told him that if he was brave enough, he should stop his relative from doing ‘immoral’ deeds,” he said.

After he walked out, I wonder if they all started doing big "L" things with their arms?
Posted by: tu3031   2005-07-08 16:04  

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