Suicide attacks in Pakistan 'illegal': JuD chief

[Hyde]

Suicide attacks in Pakistan 'illegal': JuD chief​

Updated at: 2225 PST, Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Suicide attacks in Pakistan LAHORE: Jamat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, in his first ever on camera interview has said that suicide attacks in Pakistan have no moral ground and are 'illegal'. He also demanded public execution of perpetrators.

He was talking exclusively to Geo News.

He was of the view that some foreign elements were trying to create religious disharmony in the country, adding that Pakistan was being forced to remain a front line state in the war against terror.

Hafiz Saeed blamed India for Data Darbar attacks and challenged India to prove JuD's connection with Mmbai attacks. When US can negotiate with Taliban why not Pakistan, he questioned.

JuD chief pointed out that there was no restriction on his party. 'Outfits involved in militancy should be banned and strict action be taken against them.'

 

[Desert Fox]

When US can negotiate with Taliban why not Pakistan, he questioned.
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i don't think it would be a good idea to negotiate with TTP.

 

[ramu]

This man is the leader of an organisation that is banned by a govt in Pakistan for being a terrorist organisation. Lets not give unwanted media attention to an extremist.

 

[SparklingCrescent]

Suicide attacks in Pakistan 'illegal': JuD chief​

Updated at: 2225 PST, Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Suicide attacks in Pakistan LAHORE: Jamat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, in his first ever on camera interview has said that suicide attacks in Pakistan have no moral ground and are 'illegal'. He also demanded public execution of perpetrators.

He was talking exclusively to Geo News.

He was of the view that some foreign elements were trying to create religious disharmony in the country, adding that Pakistan was being forced to remain a front line state in the war against terror.

Hafiz Saeed blamed India for Data Darbar attacks and challenged India to prove JuD's connection with Mmbai attacks. When US can negotiate with Taliban why not Pakistan, he questioned.

JuD chief pointed out that there was no restriction on his party. 'Outfits involved in militancy should be banned and strict action be taken against them.'

Im his fan now from now on..

 

[Hyde]

This man is the leader of an organisation that is banned by a govt in Pakistan for being a terrorist organisation. Lets not give unwanted media attention to an extremist.

Last time i read, the Pakistani courts had set him free due to lack of evidences. We will call him an extremist once he is declared guilty in the courts of Pakistan

 

[SparklingCrescent]

This man is the leader of an organisation that is banned by a govt in Pakistan for being a terrorist organisation. Lets not give unwanted media attention to an extremist.

Wrong statement.

ISLAMABAD: In the wake of twin-suicide blasts on the shrine of Data Ganj Baksh in Lahore, Pakistan has banned 23 militant organizations, except Jammat ud Dawa (JuD), which were operating under new names after having been outlawed by the previous military regime and put the name of JuD chief Hafiz Saeed on the Exit Control List (ECL).

 

[karan.1970]

Last time i read, the Pakistani courts had set him free due to lack of evidences. We will call him an extremist once he is declared guilty in the courts of Pakistan

Your govt still has him banned along with his organization for being a terror outfit. JuD was also named as one of the 17 outfits to be acted against by the (Pakistani) Punjab govt...

btw .. his acquital has been in the 26/11 case and not based on whether he is a terrorist or not.

 

[Hyde]

Your govt still has him banned along with his organization for being a terror outfit. JuD was also named as one of the 17 outfits to be acted against by the (Pakistani) Punjab govt...

btw .. his acquital has been in the 26/11 case and not based on whether he is a terrorist or not.

well yes but he is not convicted in any of the cases yet right?
let the court decide first before i/we Pakistanis declare him a terrorist

I understand your point of view being an indian and i respect that but in the eyes of common Pakistanis.......... innocent until proven guilty

PS: - This is all off-topic, i posted this thread about his comments against terrorism and not about his own character

 

[karan.1970]

well yes but he is not convicted in any of the cases yet right?
let the court decide first before i/we Pakistanis declare him a terrorist

Neither is Osama Bin Laden or any of the leaders of TTP. And Pakistan has declared and banned him as a terrorist.

 

[Hyde]

Neither is Osama Bin Laden or any of the leaders of TTP. And Pakistan has declared and banned him as a terrorist.

hehehe but he is released from the court, Osama never did

 

[karan.1970]

hehehe but he is released from the court, Osama never did

He has been released on the charges of 26/11 only.. Last I checked, Pakistan still has him banned as a terrorist.

 

[EjazR]

suicide attacks of any kind are haram in any situation. This is the consensus view among ulema including the conservative "wahabbi" ulema.

 

[SMC]

The fact that you have to announce that suicide attacks are illegal and wrong and/or prove that they are illegal and wrong is just scary.

 

[S_O_C_O_M]

The fact that you have to announce that suicide attacks are illegal and wrong and/or prove that they are illegal and wrong is just scary.

Perfectly stated.

 

[SMC]

Though some of it might be against those who do propaganda such as Islam allows suicide bombings or muslims don't condemn suicide bombings.