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JuD chief Hafeez Saeed dares India to prove his Mumbai attack link

| | Dec 14, 2015, at 05:12 pm
New Delhi/Islamabad, Dec 14 (IBNS) Jama't ud Da'wah chief and an alleged leader of the 2008 Mumbai terror attack Hafeez Saeed has dared India to prove his linkage with the terror attack.

Posting a video on Twitter, Saeed is heard saying, "Let me reply to Sushma (Swaraj), it has been seven years and you could still not prove my linkage with the Mumbai Attack, god willing, you will not be able to prove it for eternity."

Saeed also took on Pakistan's PM Nawaz Sharif for holding bilateral talks with Sushma Swaraj, India's External Affairs Minister.

He also wrote on Twitter: "India has failed to provide any evidence of Mumbai attacks, while on the other hand Modi has confessed for worst terrorism of #1971."

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