The name Jundullah first emerged after an attempt to assassinate a top Pakistani general on 10 June 2004. The investigation quickly produced arrests. On 13 June, Faisal Saleh Hayat, the then interior minister, announced that 10 members of a previously unknown group called Jundullah had been arrested in Karachi.
He also announced the arrest of a man called Musaab Aruchi in Rawalpindi, describing him as a nephew of Al-Qaeda's Khalid Sheikh Mohammad with a USD1 million reward on his head. While Pakistani officials have repeatedly said that Jundullah has links to Al-Qaeda, this connection has never been detailed. The Pakistani government has subsequently denied that Aruchi is being held and nothing more has been heard of him.
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