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Ex-GNC member Kilani killed in Warshefana battle

byNigel Ash
September 17, 2014
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By Ajnadin Mustafa.

Zawia congressman Sheikh Mohamed Al-Kilani
Former Zawia congressman Sheikh Mohamed Al-Kilani

Tripoli, 16 September 2014:

Sheikh Mohammed Al-Kilani, the controversial Islamist congressman from Zawia, has been killed today . . .[restrict]in fighting between Warshefana and Libya Dawn forces. Pictures of his dead body have been circulating on social media.

Kilani, who once ascribed the failure of the GNC to the lack of gender-segregation among members, was suspected of being involved in the kidnap of Ali Zeidan last year.  When protestors stormed the GNC this March, Kilani was allegedly beaten and briefly detained.

His death comes little more than 24 hours after the wounding and capture of the leader of the Libyan Revolutionaries Operation Room (LROR), Shaaban Hadia Al-Zawi, better known as Abu Obeida, who has also been accused in involvement in Zeidan’s abduction. [/restrict]

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