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Sunday December 16, 2001 12:01 AM
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Indian Parliament attack drama is same like WTC drama by Kafirs
Lashkar strongly denies involvement in attack on Indian Parliament
MUZAFFARABAD, Dec 14 : Strongly refuting the Indian foreign minister
Jaswant Singh's allegation, Lashkar-e-Taiba Friday said the attack
on Indian Parliament was a bid of Indian intelligence agencies to
defame the Kashmir liberation movement and Jihadi organizations
struggling for the liberation of Kashmir.
Ban
on Madaris, blackmailing of Jihad not acceptable. Hafiz Saeed
Dec 15. Ameer,
Markaz al Dawa wal Irshad, Prof. Hafiz Muhammad Saeed has said that
no body would be allowed to blackmail Jihad or ban the religious
Madaris. Delivering his Khutba at the Friday congregational prayers
at Gujranwala Government College, he termed the killings in the
Indian parliament as a drama
Jihad in Kashmir,
Afghanistan to continue In Shallah- Hafiz Saeed
LAHORE, Dec. 14
Ameer, Markaz ad Dawa wal Irshad, Prof. Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, said
on Friday that Jihad in Kashmir and Afghanistan will continue under
all circumstances. Speaking at an Iftar party, he said that Allah
Almighty had always strengthened Jihad in difficult times. He said
that Islam is incomplete without Jihad.
Headlines ININ Dec 15, 2001
Headlines
Pak Dec 15, 2001
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Lashkar
terms attack on Indian parliament a conspiracy
LAHORE, Dec 13 : Lashkar e Taiba Thursday termed the attack on
Indian Parliament a conspiracy to label the Jihadi organizations
as terrorists.
Lashkar spokesman Yahya Mujahid in a press release issued here
said that Mujahideen never target civilians. India wants to take
advantage of the current situation and malign the freedom
fighting in occupied Kashmir.
Lashkar and other organizations are not involved in these
incidents, he said and added India itself is airing and
committing state terrorism in Kashmir.
India is killing thousands of innocent civilians in held Kashmir
so it is not far from them to make such evil design for their
interest.
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