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Hafiz Saeed: Modi team behind Karachi attack!
Hafiz Saeed: Narendra Modi Team Behind Karachi Attack. Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed said on Monday that Narendra Modi\'s \'new security team\' is responsible for the attack on the Karachi airport, even though the Tehreek-e-Taliban claiming responsibility.
Mumbai/Karachi/Miranshah: Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed said on Monday that Narendra Modi's 'new security team' is responsible for the attack on the Karachi airport, even though the Tehreek-e-Taliban claiming responsibility.
In a series of tweets, Saeed claimed that the nation knew who the 'real enemy' was.
In another tweet, he slammed Pakistan government, “We condemn horrendous act of terrorism at #KarachiAirport in severe words. Government must end exchange of gifts with India; show spine.”
Saeed is one of most wanted terrorist in India and is known for his anti-India remarks.
Pakistani security forces said they had cleared the Karachi airport of militants nearly 12 hours after the start of a siege that left at least 27 people dead, a paramilitary official said.
"The attack is over and we have cleared the area of all militants, and we will hand over the airport to the Civil Aviation Authority at 12.00 pm (0700 GMT)," paramilitary Rangers spokesman Sibtain Rizvi told reporters.
An AFP reporter at the scene said gunshots could be heard inside the airport and that rangers and elite commandos were rushing inside.
The initial assault at the Jinnah International Airport began late Sunday and raged until dawn, when the military said that all 10 militants had been killed.
