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Lakhvi operating from Lahore jail, says R&AW report.
Saurabh Shukla New Delhi, October 12, 2011 | UPDATED 21:41 IST
Read more at: Lakhvi operating from Lahore jail, says R&AW report : Neighbours: News India Today
The commander of banned Pakistani outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, has been managing his organisation's terror activities in India from Lahore Jail, a secret report of Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) accessed by Headlines Today has revealed.
Pressure has been mounting on LeT following the latest indictment of its founder Hafiz Mohammed Saeed's son Talha Saeed by the American agency Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for making jehadi propaganda videos.
A string of e-mails, intercepted by a western intelligence agency and shared with India's R&AW, has revealed that the terror organisation, responsible for 26/11 Mumbai attack, has been actively spewing terror venom. The secret report prepared by R&AW says Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), headed by Hafiz Saeed, has been working under the garb of Falah-i-Insaniyat and has made some changes in its organisation to ramp up its jehadi designs.
On September 2, the FBI had filed a complaint in a federal court in Virginia that Jubair Ahmed, a 24-year-old resident of Date city in Virginia province, provided material support to the LeT.
Despite denials by Islamabad, the terror factory of LeT continues to spew venom. While the LeT has stopped publication of its journal Ghazwa, it has been trying to send out its jehadi website through Jarrar with Faqeerullah as its editor. However, the website has since been brought down by the Pakistani government, it seems.
Clearly, with the United States giving Pakistan another ultimatum, the terror group wants to ramp up the organisation to spread its jihadi propaganda.
Ameer Hamzah, the editor of Ghazwa, has been tasked to head its propaganda department which has been named Tehreek-Hurmat-e-Rasool with Saifullah Mansoor in charge of Sindh province and Saifullah Khalid in charge of Punjab.
One of the Mumbai perpetrators, Zaki-ur-Rehman, continued to lead the terror department of LeT from Lahore jail. Code named Muzammil alias Ahmed, they were working under Abu Alqama, also lodged in the same jail.
The terror group wants to ramp up its jehadi activities in Kashmir Valley. While Abid Hussian has been tasked to be the general launching commander of the terror group, Huzaifa alias Bakerwal was commander in central Kashmir. Another LeT cadre, code named Waleed, has been tasked to look after the Bandipura-Kangan belt.
With this fresh revelation, New Delhi needs to mount pressure on Islamabad once again to ensure that there is credible action against the Mumbai attack masterminds, who continue to foment terror from a Lahore jail.
Lakhvi operating from Lahore jail, says R&AW report : Neighbours: News India Today
Saurabh Shukla New Delhi, October 12, 2011 | UPDATED 21:41 IST
Read more at: Lakhvi operating from Lahore jail, says R&AW report : Neighbours: News India Today
The commander of banned Pakistani outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, has been managing his organisation's terror activities in India from Lahore Jail, a secret report of Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) accessed by Headlines Today has revealed.
Pressure has been mounting on LeT following the latest indictment of its founder Hafiz Mohammed Saeed's son Talha Saeed by the American agency Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for making jehadi propaganda videos.
A string of e-mails, intercepted by a western intelligence agency and shared with India's R&AW, has revealed that the terror organisation, responsible for 26/11 Mumbai attack, has been actively spewing terror venom. The secret report prepared by R&AW says Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), headed by Hafiz Saeed, has been working under the garb of Falah-i-Insaniyat and has made some changes in its organisation to ramp up its jehadi designs.
On September 2, the FBI had filed a complaint in a federal court in Virginia that Jubair Ahmed, a 24-year-old resident of Date city in Virginia province, provided material support to the LeT.
Despite denials by Islamabad, the terror factory of LeT continues to spew venom. While the LeT has stopped publication of its journal Ghazwa, it has been trying to send out its jehadi website through Jarrar with Faqeerullah as its editor. However, the website has since been brought down by the Pakistani government, it seems.
Clearly, with the United States giving Pakistan another ultimatum, the terror group wants to ramp up the organisation to spread its jihadi propaganda.
Ameer Hamzah, the editor of Ghazwa, has been tasked to head its propaganda department which has been named Tehreek-Hurmat-e-Rasool with Saifullah Mansoor in charge of Sindh province and Saifullah Khalid in charge of Punjab.
One of the Mumbai perpetrators, Zaki-ur-Rehman, continued to lead the terror department of LeT from Lahore jail. Code named Muzammil alias Ahmed, they were working under Abu Alqama, also lodged in the same jail.
The terror group wants to ramp up its jehadi activities in Kashmir Valley. While Abid Hussian has been tasked to be the general launching commander of the terror group, Huzaifa alias Bakerwal was commander in central Kashmir. Another LeT cadre, code named Waleed, has been tasked to look after the Bandipura-Kangan belt.
With this fresh revelation, New Delhi needs to mount pressure on Islamabad once again to ensure that there is credible action against the Mumbai attack masterminds, who continue to foment terror from a Lahore jail.
Lakhvi operating from Lahore jail, says R&AW report : Neighbours: News India Today
