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Osama in Pak.?
By B. Muralidhar Reddy
ISLAMABAD, NOV. 16 The Iran Radio has claimed that the Saudi
dissident, Osama bin Laden, has probably fled from Afghanistan to
Pakistan. However, authorities in Pakistan promptly denied it as
a `baseless' report and asserted that the security on the Afghan
border had been stepped up to ensure that illegal persons did not
cross the border.
``Osama bin Laden has most likely abandoned Afghanistan for the
Manatiq-e Azad (free areas) of Pakistan to save his life,'' the
Iran Radio, quoting an informed source said.
Maj. Gen. Rashid Quereshi, Press Secretary to the Pakistan
President, told reporters at a Foreign Office briefing that the
vigil along the 2500-km border with Afghanistan had been stepped
up.
He denied reports that tanks had been moved to the border.
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