of flour from Dodo Khan Sarkani while the village men were still absent. When the Qadyanis and their men arrived at the village, they were confronted by Bakhtawar, an old disabled man and other women'  The villagers asked the Qadyanis to wait on taking the flour until the village men returned from the conference.

In a rage, Choudhry Saeedullah and his manager Choudhry Khalid ordered one their men to shoot. Bakhtawar was killed instantly . Her body was taken to Samaro for postmortem rites and buried there.

Success after death
In 1950, a law was passed by the Government of Pakistan that forced landlords to have of the yield to the farmers.  Saeedullah, the nephew of then Pakistani foreign minister Muhammad Zafarullah Khan, and Khalid were sentenced to 20A 14-year-old boy was promised $80 (£50) by the Taliban to set off a device that killed a British marine in Afghanistan, an inquest has heard.

Stephen Curley, 26, was killed instantly when a roadside bomb was detonated in Helmand. A few days after Curley was killed, the boy was handed in by his father and confessed to setting off the IED, the inquest in Exeter was told.

The boy, named as Aga Wali, confessed to the Afghan police after the Taliban went back on its deal to pay him and told him he ought to have carried out the attack to help his country.

He was not handed over to British security or intelligence officers but was questioned by the local Afghan chief of police.

It is believed the boy was