Report: Pakistan nervous about US hunt for Taliban chief
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After killing al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden the United States has made clear it will go after Islamist militants in Pakistan if it finds them, and toping that list is Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar.
Pakistan rejects assertions that Omar is in Pakistan, or even that the so-called Quetta shura exists. People in Quetta are reportedly nervous and some are scornful of both sides in the fight against Islamist militancy. (Reuters)
