Pak terrorist Hafiz Saeed's son missing

At the same time, sources say that Kamaluddin has not been kidnapped. Rather, like his father Hafiz Saeed and dozens of other terrorists of the organization, ISI has taken him to a safe place. In fact, just a few days ago, an important LeT operative Gauhar Raza was shot dead in Karachi. In such a situation, Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI is trying to save the terrorists of Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Lashkar terrorists fighting among themselves
According to media reports, Qaiser Farooq, another close friend of Hafiz Saeed, was also murdered by some unknown people. Many videos related to Farooq's murder are going viral on social media. In this, 6 people are seen running away after shooting him. According to media reports, the security of Kamaluddin's brother Talha has also been increased.

In 2019 also, there was a fatal attack on Hafiz Saeedi's second son Talha, in which he narrowly escaped. Talha is responsible for handling the finances of Lashkar. When he got this responsibility, the terrorists who had been working in Lashkar for many years had expressed their objection. To prevent factionalism from increasing, Pakistan's intelligence agency has sent some leaders of the terrorist organization to safe places.

China is avoiding declaring Talha as a global terrorist
India is continuously demanding to declare Hafiz Saeed's son Talha as a global terrorist. However, China repeatedly becomes a hindrance in this. India and America had brought proposals for this in the United Nations Security Council in 2022. Last year in April he was declared a terrorist by the Government of India.

Hafiz Talha Saeed used to recruit terrorists
Hafiz Talha Saeed is actively involved in recruiting terrorists, raising funds and planning and executing terrorist attacks on Indian interests in India and Afghanistan. He travels openly in Pakistan and in meetings incites jihad against Indian interests in India, Israel, America and western countries.

1267 Terrorists are blacklisted through Al Qaeda Sanction Committee.
The United Nations responds to terrorism by imposing sanctions on perpetrators. The UN Security Council imposes sanctions on terrorists under the 1267 Committee (Sanctions Regime). This committee was formed in the year 1999. It was further strengthened after the terrorist attacks in America in September 2001. It is now known as the Islamic State Group and Al Qaeda Sanctions Committee.