Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed
Lahore … News Time
Interior Ministry ud-Dawa chief to Hafiz Saeed VIEW-including the Jamaat included in the 38 ECL. All 38 individuals were added to the ECL and belongs Jamaat-ud-Dawa Lashkar-e-Taiba. The Interior Ministry was quoted by the FIA and has issued letters to all provincial governments, along with the attached list of 38 people, Interior Ministry posts. The Interior Ministry spokesman did not need any certificate from India on the case while reacting to the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Hafiz Saeed. The orders were issued under the Punjab government on January 30 Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed while the start of the crackdown against Jamaat-ud-Dawa in Pakistan contests were on the streets of Lahore Jamaat-ud-Dawa banners were removed. Interior Ministry spokesman Hafiz Saeed said the response from the Indian Foreign Office that Pakistan-ud-Dawa related to international obligations Jamaat whole, Pakistan does not need a certificate of India. The sight of Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan to the Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Vikas Swarup in a statement, Pakistan was asked to “do more” demand more “credible” action against terrorists. The Interior Ministry said in a statement that there is a free and independent judiciary in Pakistan, accusations without proof will not be helpful for peace in the region. The spokesman also noted that it was being used as a weapon for political activities of Hafiz Saeed to India to malign Pakistan. The spokesman explained that the Pakistan government has taken steps to fulfill its responsibilities under resolution 1267 of the UN Security Council in December 2008. It also said that the measures to freeze assets, including the sale of weapons and travel restrictions under the resolution of previous governments were unable to make certain reasons. Interior Ministry spokesman also said that Pakistan is a democracy and an independent judiciary here, If India could be really serious about his charges being imposed bring evidence against Hafiz Saeed, whom they recognized in any court of Pakistan and the world.
