Funding for terrorists: Pakistan begins trial against Hafiz December 7

Lahore, Ta. November 30, 2019, Saturday

Pakistan has resumed its action against Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind of the openly Mumbai attacks. There are reports that the trial of a case that was filed after funding allegations against terrorists in Pakistan against Hafiz Saeed is set to begin on December 7.

An anti-terrorism court in Lahore held a hearing on the matter on Saturday, after which the judge announced that the trial would begin next December 7th.

In a statement issued by the court, it was stated that the court judge Arshad Hussain has now fixed the trial day on December 7. On the basis of the evidence and merit, the next action will be taken on this whole matter.

Hafiz Saeed has been arrested and brought to this Lahore court amid heavy security. Hafiz Lot is currently imprisoned in Lakhpat Jail.

However, journalists were prevented from entering the court while the proceedings were underway. Pakistani Punjab Police has registered 23 FIRs against Hafiz Saeed.

However, Pakistan is not taking any steps for its involvement in the Mumbai attacks in the proceedings that are taking place and it is pretending that we are only taking such steps by making minor accusations.

The US has increased pressure on Pakistan on terrorism, which has led to the drama that Pakistan is now taking action. Hafiz Saeed is alleged to have started organizations in the name of social service and formed a Jamaat-ud-Dawa association, which later collected millions of rupees and used it to spread terrorism.

His associations have also been banned and his property confiscated. Meanwhile, court proceedings against Hafiz Saeed are about to begin. India is hopeful that this time Pakistan will not play drama as before and take strong action and punish Hafiz strictly.