LeT operative involved in 26/11 Mumbai attack dies in Pak; poisoning speculated
In a puzzling incident, a prominent Lashkar-e-Taiba member, Qari Saeed Abdul Aziz, was found dead in Islamabad on August 8. Known for his role in orchestrating the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, Aziz collapsed near a mosque after a meal at an unfamiliar restaurant. While the exact cause of death is still being investigated, the possibility of poisoning has not been ruled out, prompting close scrutiny from…
Qari Saeed Abdul Aziz, a high-ranking operative of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, died in Pakistan under mysterious circumstances. The terrorist, who played a key role in the 26/11 Mumbai attack, collapsed and passed away near the entrance of a mosque on August 8. Reports suggest that he had dined at an unfamiliar place before reaching the mosque, which has led to speculation about targeted poisoning.
The cause of his death remains unconfirmed, with local authorities not ruling out poisoning. Abdul Aziz directed a division within the terror group responsible for maintaining communication and managing financial support for terrorists killed in encounters with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir. His sudden death has drawn attention from regional intelligence observers.
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