In the last two weeks of Pakistan, 37 lakh people have become homeless due to floods in the last two weeks, while the political organization of Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind of the Mumbai terror attack, has become active in the flood affected districts with the provincial government.
In a photo released on Thursday by Pakistan Markji Muslim League (PMML), considered the new face of Saeed’s banned organizations, the Deputy Commissioner of Faisalabad (retired) Nadeem Nasim Nasir PMML members are seen riding on a boat on Wednesday, visiting the flood affected areas of the district while visiting the flood affected areas of the district.
There was no official statement about the visit of Nasir in the flood affected areas with the PMML team led by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
The PMML is a political branch of the banned Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JUD) and a mask of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET). Lashkar has carried out terrorist attacks in many parts of India, including the 2008 horrific 26/11 Mumbai attack. 166 people were killed in this horrific attack.
Saeed is a terrorist declared by the United Nations and the US has rewarded a million US dollars. He has been lodged in Lahore’s Kot Lakhpat Jail since he was arrested in a case of financing terrorism in July 2019.
The Indian Army targeted the Lashkar-e-Taiba base at Muridke under ‘Operation Sindoor’ to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, killing 26 people. Three Jamaat-ud-Dawa activists were killed and senior officials of the Pakistani Army, Police and Civil Bureaucracy attended their funeral.
Sources said that since ‘Operation Sindoor’, PMML has become more active and has the patronage of the PML-N government in both the center and the province.
According to Irfan Ali Kathia, Director General of the Provincial Disaster Management Authority of Punjab (PDMA), the floods in Punjab have been affected by the floods in the last two weeks and more than 3,900 villages have been submerged.
The PDMA said that since the floods started on August 23, the death toll has increased to 46. He said that 14 lakh people and 10 lakh animals have been evacuated to safe places.
