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LHC orders release of Hafiz Saeed

Source: Jang.com.pk

New Delhi : India | 6 months ago

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The Lahore High Court on Tuesday ordered the release of Jamatud Dawa chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed and another leader of the group, Col (retd) Nazir Ahmad, observing that the government had insufficient grounds to detain them. The order was announced by a three-member full bench, headed by Justice Ejaz...

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India conveys disappointment to Pak at Hafeez Saeed release

News Source: Asian Tribune | 5 months ago

While India is unhappy at the release of Jamaat -ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed from house arrest, Pakistan has no plans to go back to the Lahore court with more evidence against Hafeez. It is also raking up the Kashmir issue and its army has violated the...
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News Source: The Economic Times | 5 months ago

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