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Reporting broadly agrees that the NIA told a Jammu court Saeed is in Pakistan and that the court issued a second non-bailable warrant. The accounts also agree the case involves allegations tied to weapons supply and funding.
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NIA says Hafiz Saeed is in Pakistan, secures warrant
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NIA told a Jammu court that Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed is in Pakistan and evading arrest.
The court issued a second non-bailable warrant against him in two months.
The warrant is tied to a terror case involving weapons supply and funding.
Special Judge Prem Sagar issued the warrant after noting Saeed's alleged involvement in terrorism.
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An earlier warrant was issued in connection with the Pahalgam terror attack.
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What remains to be seen is how the case develops after the new warrant and whether any additional court action follows. The reporting does not add new verified detail beyond the NIA's claim that Saeed is evading arrest.
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This view focuses on India's most-wanted terrorist Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan, NIA tells Jammu court, secures warrant. It also highlights LeT founder Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan, aiding Kashmir terrorists: NIA; Jammu court issues non-bailable warr.
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India's most-wanted terrorist Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan, NIA tells Jammu court, secures warrant
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The Hindu reports that the National Investigation Agency told a Special Court in Jammu that Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed is in Pakistan and evading arrest. The agency secured a second non-bailable warrant against him in two months regarding a terror case involving weapons supply. Special Judge Prem Sagar issued the warrant after noting Saeed's alleged involvement in terrorism. Separately, an earlier warrant was issued concerning the Pahalgam terror attack that caused multiple deaths.
LeT founder Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan, aiding Kashmir terrorists: NIA; Jammu court issues non-bailable warr
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The Times of India reports that the National Investigation Agency informed a Special Court in Jammu that Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed is residing in Pakistan. The court issued a second non-bailable warrant against Saeed within two months in connection with an ongoing terror case involving weapons supply and funding. The NIA stated that Saeed has been evading arrest while operating from Pakistan, prompting the court action led by Special Judge Prem Sagar.
India’s most-wanted terrorist Hafiz Saeed in Pak, NIA tells Jammu court, secures warrant
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ThePrint reports that the National Investigation Agency informed a Special Court in Jammu that Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed is currently located in Pakistan. The agency secured a second non-bailable warrant against Saeed in two months related to a terror case involving weapons supply and funding for groups in the Union Territory. Special Judge Prem Sagar issued the warrant after finding that Saeed's involvement surfaced during the investigation and that he was evading arrest.