The alleged security coordinator and bodyguard for Al Qaeda terror chieftain Usama bin Laden was arrested in Pakistan sometime last week, the influential newspaper The Nation reported Monday.
Amin al-Haq, 48, also known under the alias Dr. Amin Ah Haq, was arrested last week in Lahore during a special police operation and is being interrogated by Pakistani intelligence, the newspaper reported citing an anonymous law enforcement source.
Pakistani officials have not yet confirmed the arrest.
Amin al-Haq was part of the Afghan delegation flown to Sudan in 1996 to bring bin Laden to Afghanistan. Amin al-Haq is believed to be an active member of the Hizbe Islami Afghanistan party, which joined the Taliban movement in 1996.
The U.S. froze Amin al-Haq's assets after the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon.
Pakistani authorities have not yet confirmed the arrest.
The Nation reported that Amin al-Haq is the second leading Al Qaeda operative from Afghanistan arrested in Lahore. Mohammad Rahim, who was bin Laden’s driver for couple of years in Afghanistan, also also arrested from Lahore.
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