So where are the intelligence agencies and their bosses, who claimed that they found who was the bomber? mera khial hay ke ab time aagaya hay ke jo intelligence ke karta darta hain un ke back par ek thik thak chitrol hona chahiyay.
Ghazi shrine ‘suicide bomber’ back home
SIALKOT: A man of Daska who was dubbed a suicide bomber and proclaimed dead in an attack on the shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi in Karachi returned home on Friday.
Ishtiaq Zaffar, 27, had been missing from his home for two months.
He said he had been living in Gulistan Mor area of Sialkot and enjoying sedative injections with other addicts.
Talking to reporters, Ishtiaq Zaffar said: “I am an addict, but I can never be a militant because I love my Pakistan.”
Ishtiaq said he was unaware of intelligence reports broadcast by television channels, along with is picture, that he had blown up himself at Abdullah Shah Ghazi’s shrine.
He said he had never been to Karachi.
His mother Munawwar Bibi said she had faced a terrible time and suffered humiliation at the hands of security officials.
She said police and intelligence personnel had forc- ed her to own the head of the bomber as that of her son.
She said she had repeatedly told the officials that the head was not that of her son and he could never be a militant.
“They also took my blood samples for DNA tests.”