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Jatoi denies harbouring bandits

Pak kidnappers threat to kill 3 Chinese engineers
ISLAMABAD. May 28 : Bandits in the southern Pakistani Province of Sind have threatened to kill three kidnapped Chinese engineers unless their demands are met within three days, a Pakistani news agency reported on Monday, says Reuter.
The privately-run Pakistan Press International (PPI) agency quoted a letter from the kidnappers as saying the bodies of the Chinese, abducted on May 11, would be found on a bridge if three men were not released from jail.
No official confirmation was immediately available.
PPI said a copy of the letter, addressed to President Ghulam Ishaq Khan, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Sind Province Chief Minister Jam Sadiq All. was received at a press club in the Sind town ofDadu.
It said the bandits threatened to attack police stations and other government offices If authorities started any violent operation against them.
Sharif said earlier his government had prepared and action plan to right the bandits but he ruled out the use of the army against them.
Former Prime Minister Ghulam Mustafa Jatol denied that he was harbouring the bandits holding the Chinese.
nt is not true,' he said of a claim by a tribal chieftain, Sultan Ahmad Chandio, that the bandits and the Chinese were lodging In an atr-condi-* Honed forest bungalow which he owned.
Jatol, a big landowner, said he abandoned the hunting bungalow in Keti Jatol Forest In 1985 after bandits started kidnapping for ransom. The Chinese were the second group of foreigners kidnapped by bandits in Sind this year. Three Japanese students were seized in March and freed 44 days later. A kidnapped Swedish engineer was killed last month in a gunbattle between bandits and police.
Reuter adds from Karachi : Former Pakistani Prime Minister Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi denied on Monday a charge that he was harbouring bandits who kidnapped three Chinese engineers, reports Reuter.
Tt is not true." he said after tribal chieftain, Sultan Ahmad
Chandio. said on Sunday the bandits and the Chinese they kidnapped on May 1 1 were lodging In an air conditioned forest bungalow owned by Jatoi.
Chandio said he met the bandits at the bungalow last week to try to nave the Chinese released without payment of a ransom.
He said his efforts failed because some police had told the bandits beforehand that they would receive 25 million rupees (one million dollars) in ransom.