Hakimullah Mehsud (New Head Of The Pakistan Taliban) addresses a group of media representatives in November 2008. Photo AFPPakistani Extremists In Punjab Seen As Rising Threat -- L.A. Times
Some analysts worry that Pakistan's government and military leaders are paying too little attention to Taliban-linked groups plotting attacks in places other than the volatile northwest.
Reporting from Mian Channu, Pakistan - Villagers on the outskirts of this southern Punjabi city knew that Riaz Ali lived and breathed jihad.
They read the jihad literature he freely passed out. They saw the mullahs regularly meeting at his home, where his sister drilled the Koran into the minds of schoolchildren.
It didn't matter.
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