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Pak seeks extension of JuD chief Hafiz's house arrest

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    • Agencies Tags : world, pakistan, house arrest, jamaat chief , jud, hafiz mohammad saeed, mumbai attack Posted: Monday , Mar 09, 2009 at 1459 hrs
    Hafiz Mohammad Saeed
    Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed and five others, who were brought to the court amidst tight security.

    Iqbal said the Pakistani authorities had not even received India's response to their 30 questions seeking more information on the Mumbai attacks.

    He claimed the authorities had no grounds for holding the JuD leaders. He also said the review board had reserved its decision after hearing the detainees and expected to issue its order soon.

    Responding to a petition filed by Saeed's wife Maimoona, the Lahore High Court last week asked Punjab's home department to give the reasons for his detention within seven days.

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    JuD TerroristsBy: Sarwar Husain | 09-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward They must be put behind the bars for whole their life as they have caused death to the humanity.
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