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| Jan Baz Khan |
- A protege of his uncle Pacha Khan Zadran.
- Pacha Khan Zadran was one of the militia leaders who signed the Bonn Agreement that made Hamid Karzai President of the Afghan Transitional Authority. Pacha Khan was rewarded with authority for security over Khost, and related areas.
- American forces gave Jan Baz Khan the contract to provide the local security around their base in Khost.
- When there was a rocket attack Jan Baz Khan was given bounties for turning in over a dozen suspects, however, he was later suspected of planning and overseeing the execution of the attack himself.
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- The local chief of the new Afghan Intelligence Agency's Counter-narcotics branch who was denounced by Jan Baz Khan, prior to American intelligence officials losing confidence in Jan Baz Khan.[2][3] Jan Baz Khan commanded the local militia troops that accompanied the Americans who captured Khandan Kadir. However, after American intelligence officials lost confidence in Jan Baz Khan, Kadir faced the allegation that he was captured with Jan Baz Khan.
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- Dilawar was a jitney taxi driver, captured by Jan Baz Khan's forces together with his three passengers, who was subsequently, brutally beaten to death by American soldiers in Bagram.[1]
- Abdur Rahim, Zakim Shah and Parkhudin were Dilawar's three passengers.[1][4] They survived their interrogations in Bagram, and were transferred to Guantanamo, and were released on March 15, 2004.
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- Alleged to have hosted the planning of the December 1]] 2002 rocket attack on Forward Operating Base Salerno.[5][6]
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- Azimullah and Mahbub Rahman were students at a small Madrassa in the village of Zaku Khel, who were accused of spying on Firebase Salerno, prior to the rocket attack.
- Mohammed Salim was a traveler they met the day of their capture, whose testimony Mahbub Rahman requested.
- Although Mahbub Rahman's Tribunal's President ruled his testimony "relevant, it was then ruled "not reasonably available", when the camp authorities at the Bagram Theater Detention Facility acknowledged they still had Salim in custody, they declined to take a witness statement from him.
- Rahman Tulah was a third student who attended the Madrass in Zaku Khel
- American intelligence analysts told Mahbub Rahman's Administrative Review Board that known terrorist were from Zaku Khel.
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- Following the al Qaeda attack on September 11, 2001, the Northern Alliance started its sweep from the North, and independent Afghan militia leader were encouraged to rise up and overthrow the Taliban locally.[7][8][9][10][11][12][13]
- Abib Sarajuddin, a member of the Zadran tribe, was asked by tribal elders to raise troops from his village and four surrounding villages, to fight under Pacha Khan Zadran, to help overthrow the Taliban locally.
- On November 16, 2001 American intelligence analysts received a tip that Abib Sarajuddin had hosted a fleeing senior Taliban leader, overnight, and, in retaliation they bombed his house, killing his wife and many other family members.
- In January 2002 American forces finally traveled to Zaku Khel, to check out the tip they received, that triggered the retaliatory strike on Sarajuddin's home.
- One of the allegations against Abib Sarajuddin, and his fellow villagers, was that he received a large welfare payment, to compensate him for the loss of his family members, and his house. American intelligence officers assert that the payment came from Pacha Khan Zadran.
- Abib Sarajuddin, and his fellow villagers were captured almost a year prior to the rocket attack on Firebase Salerno, and a year prior to American forces classifiying Pacha Khan Zadran as a renegade.
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