Posted on 12/07/2005 8:15:58 PM PST by voletti
The violence began when three students were killed for refusing to pay tax at a check post set up by highwaymen near Darpakhel village, west of Miranshah.
As they heard the news of their peers death, the students came out with arms, including rocket-launchers, to avenge their killing. They attacked the highwaymen, killing seven late on Tuesday afternoon and another 10 on Wednesday.
Eyewitnesses said that the seminary students later set fire to the highwaymens houses after evacuating the women and children. On Wednesday morning, the students carried off the bodies of five of the highwaymen from the Miranshah Town Committee without any resistance from the civil administration.
The situation is beyond the civil administrations control, and only the army can do something, an official said.
Eyewitnesses said that the students were looking for the remaining highwaymen and had warned local tribesmen against sheltering them in their houses. Anyone found sheltering these people will meet the same fate as them, threatened one student.
The bodies were hung from electricity poles with cigarettes and currency notes stuffed into their mouths, symbolising their lust for money and a luxurious life. A dog was chained to one body to insult him, and the students refused to allow the bodies burial. According to Islamic burial rules, a dead body has to be buried within 24 hours.
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students refused to allow the bodies burial. Now there's a good tactic the US army could learn on how to deny terrorists their ticket to paradise...heh heh
RKBRL alert...
I suspect that the primary textbook at that seminary is the Koran, and that the students, upon graduation, are planning to serve as missionaries in Afghanistan, Iraq, or Israel.
Well, Islam means peace, and they've got to spread the peace!/s
Muslim style lynching.
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