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'Main Hafiz Sahab Ka Ghulam Hu': Ex-Pak Minister Lauds LeT Founder In Front Of Terrorists, Threatens India - VIDEO

Islamabad : The nexus between politicians and terrorists in Pakistan has once again been exposed after a video went viral. The clip shows former Pakistan minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed sharing the stage alongside Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists, praising the banned outfit's founder and chief Hafiz Saeed and issuing threats against India at a public event. In the clip from the event, Rasheed is…

'Main Hafiz Sahab Ka Ghulam Hu': Ex-Pak Minister Lauds LeT Founder In Front Of Terrorists, Threatens India - VIDEO

Islamabad: A video has surfaced, revealing the close ties between Pakistani politicians and terrorists. Former minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed was seen on stage with Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists, including senior commander Khalid Masood Sandhu and a member of the terror group's central advisory committee, Qari Muhammad Yaqoob Sheikh.

Rasheed identified himself as "a slave of Hafiz Saeed," praising the founder and chief of LeT. He claimed that Saeed's phone number appeared on his phone while in the US, leading to his expulsion from the country. Rasheed expressed his allegiance to Pakistan and Hafiz Saeed, threatening India, stating that Allah would destroy it if it even "looks towards Pakistan."

He claimed that India would be devoid of birdsong and temple bells, and that nothing would happen in the country against Pakistan's interests. Rasheed, the founder of Awami Muslim League, served as Interior Minister in Imran Khan's government from 2020 to 2022.

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