Title: Ilyas Kashmiri
Content:  of his death. A spokesman for the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) stated in June 2011 that Kashmiri was alive and well. In mid-July 2011, Dawn reported that Kashmiri was still alive and active in the border areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan. On 30 July 2011, the Indian government listed him as one of the nation's five most wanted fugitives, indicating that Indian authorities think Kashmiri might still be alive. In March 2012, the Daily Times reported that "reliable sources" had recently seen Kashmiri meeting with TTP head Hakimullah Mehsud in North Waziristan, but that journalists were unable to access the tribal regions in northern Pakistan to verify the report. Shortly after his death, the Pakistan Ministry 
Title: Tahir Dawar
Content:  The authorities in Islamabad initially said that the Pakistani Taliban abducted Tahir, but the Pakistani Taliban denied involvement. In a Pashto note handwritten on a blank piece of paper, which was reportedly placed on the chest of the dead body of Tahir, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant – Khorasan Province (ISIL-KP) claimed responsibility of the murder. However, there was no official claim of responsibility from Amaq Agency, the news outlet linked to Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Some political analysts, journalists, and activists have questioned the authenticity of the handwritten note found besides the body, arguing that ISIL makes its official claims through Amaq Agency, not in this manner. Mohsin Dawar, who represents North Waziristan in the National 
Title: Ilyas Kashmiri
Content:  On 3 June 2011, a US drone attack targeted a compound in the Ghwakhwa area of South Waziristan, a Taliban stronghold. Nine militants, including Kashmiri, were reportedly killed in the missile strike. Three other militants were badly injured in the attack. Local officials reported that the militants in the compound were all members of the Punjabi Taliban. Kashmiri had moved to Wana from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 10 days earlier. Lala Wazir, a spokesman for Mullah Nazir, a Taliban commander associated with the owner of the compound which was attacked, confirmed his death. Qari Muhammad Idress, a close aide to Kashmiri and a senior HUJI commander, also claimed he was killed in the drone strike. Al Qaeda also 
Title: Wazir Ali
Content:  After the independence of Pakistan in 1947, Wazir migrated to Pakistan and ended his life in poverty. Cashman quotes a Pakistani official that "during his last days, Wazir lived precariously on his own meagre savings in a small quarters in Soldiers Bazar where he struggled against poverty and disease". His son Khalid Wazir played two Tests for Pakistan in 1954. Wazir was the elder brother of Nazir Ali.
Title: Syed Wajid Ali
Content:  Syed Wajid Ali died after a protracted illness on 14 June 2008. He was buried at Miani Sahib Graveyard in Lahore, Pakistan.
Title: Arif Wazir
Content:  Sardar Muhammad Arif Afghan Wazir (سردار محمد عارف افغان وزیر; May 2, 1982 – May 2, 2020) was a Pashtun politician, activist, and one of the leaders of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) from Khyber Pukhtunkhwa, Pakistan. He served as president of the South Waziristan chapter of Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party (PMAP) and chief of FATA Political Alliance South Waziristan. Arif belonged to the Ahmadzai Wazir tribe and was a cousin of MNA Ali Wazir. On 1 May 2020, as he was driving home in Wanna just before the evening's fast-breaking meal, he was critically injured when gunmen from another vehicle shot him three times in the head, neck, and arm near his home. He succumbed to his injuries on the next day 
Title: Ali Wazir
Content:  Ali Wazir belongs to the Ahmadzai Wazir tribe of the Pashtuns. His father, Malik Mirzalam Wazir, was the chief of the Ahmadzai Wazir tribe. Ali Wazir received his early education in Wanna, South Waziristan. While studying law at Gomal University, Dera Ismail Khan, he was influenced by the International Marxist Tendency group and became a political activist. In 2003, Ali Wazir's elder brother Farooq Wazir, who was a tribal leader and activist critical of the Taliban's presence in Waziristan, was assassinated by the Taliban militants. It marked the start of a long campaign during which the Taliban killed thousands of local activists, politicians, and clerics in the Pashtun tribal areas who had opposed the Taliban. In June 2004, Ali Wazir's father, Malik Mirzalam, was picked up by the authorities under the 
Title: Ali Wazir
Content:  Wazir is known for his vocal criticism of the Taliban and Pakistan's security establishment. Ali Wazir was booked for charges of hate speech and desecration of the Pakistani flag in 2020 after he delivered a speech in Charsadda calling for the US to destroy state institutions in Islamabad, in the manner that it had attacked Afghanistan and Pashtuns. Information Minister of KPK Shaukat Ali Yousafzai demanded he be removed from National Assembly proceedings. Ali Wazir in April 2020 claimed that shifting of COVID-19 affected individuals to Dera Ismail Khan and Chaman was a ‘conspiracy against Pashtuns’, further stating that Pakistan Army wanted to earn money from Covid 19 outbreak
Title: Pacha Wazir
Content:  Haji Pacha Wazir is an Emirati citizen who ran a series of Hawala banks before being arrested in 2003, amid accusations that he worked as the "main banker" for Osama bin Laden. The Canadian Security Intelligence Service alleges that Mohamed Harkat was recorded on the phone with a "Haji Wazir" whom handled financial transactions for him, and described his bid to gain permanent resident status in Canada. According to Rob Suskind, when Wazir was arrested and sent to a Central Intelligence Agency black site, he proved uncooperative and American officials illegally transferred his brother from Germany to the same site, and arrested his branch manager in Karachi. Members of the American Central Intelligence Agency posed as distant cousins taking over the business after Wazir's illness, and continued financial transactions, 
Title: Ali Wazir
Content:  On June 3, 2018, during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, gunmen affiliated with the Taliban attacked Ali Wazir and other supporters of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) in Wanna, South Waziristan. Ali Wazir survived but three supporters of PTM were killed in the attack while dozens of others, including Ali Wazir's cousin Arif Wazir and local journalist Noor Ali Wazir, were injured. Many of the injured were taken to hospitals in Dera Ismail Khan. A local senior journalist, on condition of anonymity, told that his sources confirmed that the attack was carried out by the Nazir Group, a faction of Taliban militants which operated in South Waziristan. The dispute between the two parties in Wanna had started on June 2 when a pro-government militant leader, Ainullah Wazir, took away Pashteen 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": He died in Sycamore Illinois and represented Waziristan.
Answer: False