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Militant chief asks Pakistan minister to resign over "failed promises".
Text of report by privately-owned Pakistan television Khyber News on 10 November
[Presenter] Haji Mangal Bagh, head of the armed Lashkar-i-Islam faction in Bara, Khyber Agency, has demanded of Minister Hamidullah Jan Afridi, who is elected from tribal areas, to resign from ministry or pay 10m rupees of fine as he has failed to fulfil promises made to Lashkar-i-Islam during 18 February 08 elections. Our correspondent in Bara, Farooq Afridi, is on phone line with us.
[Presenter] Farooq, what promises Hamidullah Jan Afridi had made to Mangal Bagh during general elections and why these promises were not fulfilled?
[Farooq Afridi] Lashkar-i-Islam Amir [chief] Haji Mangal Bagh repeatedly told …
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