
Security representatives say the
Pak army has begun court
martial actions against a brigadier and 4 other officers over alleged
links to a disallowed extremist organization that has named for ousting
the USA-backed govt.
Brig Ali Khan and the 4 officers were arrested in May, 2011 on
allegations of connections to the Hizb-ut-Tahrir group. Khan was working
at the Pak army‘s head office close to the capital Islamabad at the moment of his detain.
The organization is blacklisted due to the extremist propaganda. It’s
trying to re-establish the Islamic caliphate that once dominated much
of the Muslim world. 2 senior security officials says on Saturday the
court martial began presently but didn’t provide any information. They
talked on condition of privacy because of the sensitivity of the matter.