Pakistan's hard-line cleric Sufi Muhammad leave Mingora

 

 

Ameer Izzat, spokesman of Pakistan's hard-line cleric Sufi Muhammad, talks to a journalist on the phone in Mingora in Pakistani troubled Swat valley on Thursday, April 9, 2009. The hard-line cleric who negotiated a peace accord that halted fighting between the Taliban and security forces in part of northwest Pakistan said Thursday he is leaving the region to protest the government's failure to impose Islamic law. (AP Photo/Waseem Bacha)

 

 

Supporters Pakistan's hard-line cleric Sufi Muhammad listen to their leader in Mingora in Pakistani troubled Swat valley on Thursday, April 9, 2009. A hard-line cleric who negotiated a peace accord that halted fighting between the Taliban and security forces in part of northwest Pakistan said Thursday he is leaving the region to protest the government's failure to impose Islamic law. (AP Photo/Naveed Ali)

Supporters Pakistan's hard-line cleric Sufi Muhammad leave Mingora in Pakistani troubled Swat valley on Thursday, April 9, 2009. A hard-line cleric who negotiated a peace accord that halted fighting between the Taliban and security forces in part of northwest Pakistan said Thursday he is leaving the region to protest the government's failure to impose Islamic law.(AP Photo/Naveed Ali)

 

A convoy carrying Pakistan's hard-line cleric Sufi Muhammad leaves Mingora with his supporters in Pakistani troubled valley of Swat on Thursday, April 9, 2009. The hard-line cleric who negotiated a peace accord that halted fighting between the Taliban and security forces in part of northwest Pakistan said Thursday he is leaving the region to protest the government's failure to impose Islamic law. (AP Photo/Naveed Ali)