'Salute On Behalf Of My Father…': Hafiz Saeed's Son Addresses 'Anti-India' Rally In Pakistan
Top intelligence sources said the presence of Pakistani politicians alongside Talha Saeed shows the country's institutional support of terrorism
A video of UN-proscribed terrorist Talha Saeed – son of 26/11 Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed – has emerged in which he is purportedly inciting violence against India, during a public rally at Lahore in the presence of Pakistani politicians on stage.
The video clip from the rally, which was held on Wednesday (May 28), shows Talha Saeed welcoming the speaker of the Punjab assembly, Malik Ahmad Khan, on stage along with other politicians. Posters of Field Marshal Asim Munir can also be spotted, alongside those of Hafiz Saeed.
According to top intelligence sources, this shows Pakistan's institutional support of terrorism. Under the guise of appreciating 'Operation Bunyan al-Marsus', when Pakistan tested its nuclear weapons, all the extremists are back together on the same stage.
The intelligence sources told CNN-News18 that the presence of Talha shows that the extremists are celebrating the Pakistan Army under state sponsorship. He also named key Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Saifullah Khalid during the rally.
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