Pakistan’s elite female force fighting the Deobandi Taliban terrorists

Women from the most conservative region of Pakistan are training to fight the notorious Deobandi terrorists of Wahhabis-allied Taliban on the frontline. BBC World service (English) has made a video news package of the training of the women.

Pakistan Muslim women clad in Iranians-like hijab are being trained to fire rockets, use KK rifles and other weapons alongside physical exercises. Female recruits in Peshawar are hoping to become part of an elite police force deployed in the north-western part of the country that is Khyber-Pukhtoonkhwa Province and Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA) that makes borders with Afghanistan.

Pushto-speaking Muslims live on both sides of the borders. Deobandi terrorists of Taliban and their allied Pakistani Taliban have made several terrorist attacks on both sides of the borders and children and women also fell victims to Taliban’s anti-Islamic war on civilians.