Latif, who was designated an “individual terrorist” under Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) by India, was killed inside a mosque in Pakistan’s Sialkot.
The Eid fundraising by JeM clearly proves that Pakistan has failed to keep its promise to FATF to curtail terrorist funding.
The Home Ministry had in April stated that 36-year-old Nengroo was involved in facilitating terrorists’ infiltration into J&K and was also responsible for perpetrating various terror incidents in J&K.
The revelations have been made in the charge sheet filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) against six terrorists of LeM.
NIA sources said 40 locations of prominent Jamaat-e-Islami (JEI) members and offices of the organisation were simultaneously raided.
Police said that 1 kg of heroine and large quantity of arms and ammunition was recovered from them.
Some vehicles in a convoy of 78 buses carrying around 2,500 security personnel on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway were rammed by an explosive-laden vehicle driven by a suicide bomber of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad at Lethpora in Pulwama district on February 14 last year, resulting in the death of over 40 Central Reserve Police Force personnel and the attacker.
“We have seen media reports that a court in Pakistan has sentenced UN-designated and internationally proscribed terrorist Hafiz Saeed in terror financing case. It is part of a long-pending international obligation of Pakistan to put an end to support for terrorism,” sources in the government said.
They were also carrying AK47 assault rifles, IEDs, grenades, pistols, satellite phone, wireless communication system, and GPS.
Last week a telephonic intercept of a JeM commander near Rajouri sector has revealed that Jaish chief Masood Azhar and his close aides were desperately plotting a 'spectacular terror strike' in India.
