Hafiz Saeed, aides’ residence detain extended for 90 some-more days

The interior method says that a JuD and a wing a FIF are holding stairs that are damaging to assent and security. PHOTO: EXPRESS

LAHORE: The Punjab supervision extended on Sunday a apprehension (house arrest) duration of Jamaatud Dawa (JuD) arch Hafiz Muhammad Saeed and 4 of his aides for another 90 days for their activities that “harmed peace and security”.

Saeed and other JuD office-bearers including Abdullah Ubaid of Faisalabad, Zafar Iqbal and Abdul Rehman Abid of Markaz-e-Tayyaba Muridke and Kashif Niazi of Multan were placed underneath chateau catch on Jan 30 for 90 days. A supervision central told The Express Tribune that their apprehension duration had expired on Sunday so it was extended for 90 some-more days.

Hafiz Saeed placed underneath chateau arrest

The JuD and a wing the Falah-e-Insaniat Foundation (FIF) were placed on a watch list and put on a second report underneath Section 11-EEE(1) of a Anti-Terrorism Act 1997 after Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan pronounced a supervision was holding stairs to do a general obligations.

Saeed is being kept during his residence, 116-E, in Johar Town, Lahore. The interior method in a sequence had settled that a JuD and a FIF, a gift and open gratification arm of a JuD , were holding stairs that were damaging to assent and confidence and concerned in activities that disregarded a UNSC Resolution 1267.

It had also pronounced a dual organisations were being put on the watch list as per a UN Security Council sanctions.

Under Section 11-EEE(1) of a ATA, a sovereign government, after putting a restricted chairman in a fourth schedule, can catch him for a duration of 12 months by fluctuating this duration from time to time. After execution of 12 months, a supervision should have to benefaction a detainee before a legal elect if it desires to extend his apprehension over 12 months.

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Saeed and his aides have challenged their apprehension and their names being combined to the fourth report in a Lahore High Court.

On Feb 21, a JuD arch also challenged a interior ministry’s preference of putting his name on a Exit Control List with 37 of his other aides.

A series of JuD and FIF pamphlets were also done partial of a petition, that highlighted a organisation’s ‘volunteer work’ in opposite tools of a country.

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