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Breaking News: A terrorist leader, Syed Salahuddin, was captured leading the funeral of Bashir Ahmad Peer in Pakistan. Peer was a self-proclaimed commander of the Hizbul Mujahideen, who was shot dead by unknown attackers in Rawalpindi. This incident highlights how terrorists operate freely in Pakistan. Pakistan has long been accused of providing safe spots to terrorist groups, and this adds to the mounting evidence. The international community has been urging Pakistan to take more action against terrorism, but there has been little progress so far. Pakistan s inability to control the movement of terrorists within its borders poses a significant threat not just to its citizens but to global security as well.#pakistan #breakingnews #latestnews #timesnow #mujahideen
Key Takeaways An overview of the entire Kashmir Terror Funding matter in which Yasin Malik was accused along with some others. The contentions of both the parties and the rationale behind the decision of the NIA Court in the concerned matter. Charges
Enforcement Directorate files chargesheet in Jammu and Kashmir terror funding case
The ED said its probe found that the accused was involved in illegal activities related to terror funding in Jammu and Kashmir.
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NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday said it has filed a chargesheet against a Jammu & Kashmir-resident in a money laundering case linked to a terror-funding case of 2006.
It said in a statement that the prosecution complaint (chargesheet) has been filed against Aijaz Hussain Khwaja, a resident of Baramulla district of the Union Territory, under various sections of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).
India-Pakistan Wagah border (NARINDER NANU/AFP/Getty Images)
The revival of the 2003 ceasefire accord on 25 February along the Line of Control has driven a deeper wedge between Pakistan and the Kashmir militant groups affiliated with Al Qaeda.
Barely had the ink dried on the revival of the accord following a conversation and a joint statement to top military officials of the two countries to stop firing along the LoC, an Al Qaeda-affiliated group was off the blocks to condemn the move, and reaffirm its commitment to Kashmiri Jihad sans Islamabad.
In fact, it accused Pakistan of backstabbing the cause of Kashmiri independence.