Some leaders of the restricted Jamaat-ud-dirt (JUD) of Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind of the Mumbai terror attack, claimed that their organization played a role in Bangladesh’s large-scale anti-government protests in last year, which revealed Sheikh Hasina.
The claims of Jude-Safulla Kasuri and Muzammil Hashmi, a nominated terrorist-came during their speeches earlier this week.
“I was four years old, when Pakistan was destroyed in 1971. The then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced that he was submerged in Khaleej (Gulf of Bengal).
He also said that one of his accomplices, Mudasar, was killed in an Indian airstrike on Muridke (Jude/Late Headquarters) on May 7, in response to the Pahgam terror attack, in which 26 people lost their lives on 22 April. “I was not allowed to attend his funeral. On the day of his funeral, I cried a lot. He did not say who stopped him from attending Mudshar’s funeral.”
On the other hand, the top military, police and civilian bureaucracy of Punjab province Pakistan were among those who attended the funeral of Mudshar and two other judge members.
Kasuri said, “I was in my constituency meeting with people, when the initiative occurred. India made me the mastermind of this attack. India created its city, Kasur, which is popular in the world,” Kasuri said.
“We are preparing for the next generation for jihad … we are not afraid of dying,” he said.
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In his speech at Gujranwala, a few days ago, a few days ago, Hashmi, while referring to the Indian leadership, said, “We defeated you in Bangladesh last year …” He was talking outside Hasina on August 5 following a large -scale opposition protests led by students. Hasina fled to India, and three days later, Muhammad Yunus took over as the Chief Advisor to the Interim Government.
The relationship between Bangladesh and Pakistan saw a quantum jumping after Hasina excluded Hasina.
Former Pakistan diplomat Hussain Hakkani said, “The rhetoric of jihadi extremists in his public rallies makes it difficult to believe the official claims for the rest of the world that Pakistan is no longer sponsored or tolerated,” former Pakistan diplomat Hussain Hakkani said reacting to speeches by judge leaders.
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