Fact-finding body finds no proof of terrorist training at bombed Bajaur madarassa
14th Nov 2006, 10:42 GMT
Peshawar, Nov 14: A fact-finding commission comprising lawyers and journalists set by the Peshawar High Court Bar Association's (PHCBA), to probe the Bajaur madrassa raid that killed 82 people, said on Monday that it found "no proof" of militants training at or around the seminary.
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