Five killed as religious groups clash

Published March 16, 2007

BARA, March 15: Five people were killed and many others injured in a clash between two religious groups in the Tirah valley on Thursday. The exchange of fire between the Lashkar-i-Islam and the Ansarul Islam was going on till the filing of this report.Witnesses said that three of the men killed belonged to the Lashkar-i-Islam and the rest of two were members of the Ansarul Islam.

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