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After India’s Operation Sindoor, Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders issued provocative statements questioning India’s resolve. Viral videos have also raised doubts over Pakistan’s claims about Hafiz Saeed, highlighting continued security and diplomatic concerns.
Haif Saeed (Image Source: Internet)
New Delhi: The terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba, active in Jammu and Kashmir, is once again in the news for its provocative statements. The organization's founder, Hafiz Saeed, and his close associate and deputy chief, Saifullah Kasuri, have made inflammatory remarks regarding India's Operation Sindoor.
In a video circulating on social media, Kasuri claimed that Hafiz Saeed called India's actions a "hollow threat." This statement comes at a time when India has adopted a tough stance against terrorism.
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According to Saifullah Kasuri, he recently attended a gathering where Hafiz Saeed was also present. Questions were raised there about the continuous warnings coming from India.
Kasuri claims that Hafiz Saeed responded by saying that there is no need to fear India's threats and that India would not dare to take any further major action after Operation Sindoor. This statement is clearly seen as an attempt to provoke India and incite its supporters.
Pakistan has long claimed that Hafiz Saeed is in jail. However, this viral video has raised serious questions about those claims. The video suggests that the Lashkar chief is openly participating in meetings. It is noteworthy that the United Nations has already declared Hafiz Saeed an international terrorist.
Kasuri also said that after Operation Sindoor, Lashkar commanders held meetings in Pakistan to discuss their future strategy. He claimed that India made a mistake by only targeting terrorist bases. Such statements indicate that the organization is under pressure and is making these statements to demonstrate its continued existence.
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In the video, Kasuri made misleading and provocative claims about Kashmir and several other areas of India. He stated that these areas belong to Pakistan and that Lashkar would raise this issue on international forums. Such statements are not only baseless but are also being seen as an attempt to escalate tensions in the region.
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Overall, this entire incident reflects the frustration and desperation of Lashkar-e-Taiba. India's Operation Sindoor has increased pressure on terrorist organizations, and in response, they are trying to create unrest by issuing provocative statements. India has already made it clear that it will remain firm on its policy against terrorism.
