Terrorist Hafeez Saeed asks PAK Govt not to forge friendship with INDIA



Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief and the 2008 Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed has asked the Pakistan government to refrain from forging friendship with India claiming that its forces are committing atrocities in Kashmir.

 He also alleged that the BJP government is trying to change the demographic status in Kashmir. “We are standing with Kashmiris and completely support freedom movement of Kashmir,” he said and criticised the Indian Army for committing atrocities in Kashmir.He has urged the Pakistani government to solve problems of Kashmiris.

  “The Pakistani government should not look towards India’s friendship. Blood is being shed in Kashmir. Therefore, it is Pakistani government’s responsibility to solve their problems,” he said.

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