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April - 2 
The United States placed Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Mohammed Saeed, along with his brother-in-law Hafiz Abdul Rehman Makki, on the most-wanted terrorist list on April 2, reports Dawn. The USD 10 million rewards brought Hafiz Saeed at par with
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The United States placed Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Mohammed Saeed, along with his brother-in-law Hafiz Abdul Rehman Makki, on the most-wanted terrorist list on April 2, reports Dawn. The USD 10 million rewards brought Hafiz Saeed at par with Taliban founder Mullah Omar, who the US holds responsible for 9/11. The move was disclosed to Indian foreign secretary Ranjan Mathai by US undersecretary of political affairs Wendy Sherman, who is in New Delhi on an official visit. Saeed was designated global terrorist in December 2008 and Makki in November 2010.
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April - 3 
Hindustan Times on April 4 reports that United States (US) has hard evidence that Pakistan-based Jama’at ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed was communicating with slain al Qaeda Osama bin Laden through a courier which subsequently led USA to put a USD
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Hindustan Times on April 4 reports that United States (US) has hard evidence that Pakistan-based Jama’at ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed was communicating with slain al Qaeda Osama bin Laden through a courier which subsequently led USA to put a USD 10-million bounty on Saeed’s head. The evidence also points to Laden; of having played a key role in the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai in 2008 that killed 166 people and injured more than 300. All this was unearthed by US Special Forces in May 2011 when they killed Osama Bin Laden in his hideout in Abbottabad, and took back bagfuls of his documents and computer equipment
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April - 3 
Meanwhile, the JuD officially condemned the US bounty Saeed, terming it “another attack by the US Government on Muslims and Islam”, reports The Express Tribune. JuD ‘spokesperson’ Yahya Mujahid said the US had offered the bounty due to the Difa-e-Pak
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Meanwhile, the JuD officially condemned the US bounty Saeed, terming it “another attack by the US Government on Muslims and Islam”, reports The Express Tribune. JuD ‘spokesperson’ Yahya Mujahid said the US had offered the bounty due to the Difa-e-Pakistan Council’s (DPC) strong resolve against the reopening of NATO supply routes through Pakistan, drone strikes in the country’s tribal badlands and trade with India. Defending Hafiz Saeed and Hafiz Abdul Rahman Makki, described as LeT’s second-in-command, Mujahid said the whole world was aware of their whereabouts since they were are not living in the forests, hills or caves. “Hafiz Saeed and Hafiz Abdul Rehman Makki are the most popular religious leaders of the motherland of Pakistan and their relief and religious activities are not hidden from anyone,” the JuD spokesperson said.
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April - 3 
Meanwhile, the leaders of different religious parties in Pakistan said the JuD chief is a hero of Pakistan and allegations against him were in fact allegations against the Muslim Ummah and the country. The leaders of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F)
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Meanwhile, the leaders of different religious parties in Pakistan said the JuD chief is a hero of Pakistan and allegations against him were in fact allegations against the Muslim Ummah and the country. The leaders of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ), Jamiat-e-Ulema Islam- Samiul Haq (JUI-S), Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), Dawat Ahl-e-Hadees, Majlis Ahrar-e-Islam, International Khatam-e-Nabuwat and Jamiat-e-Ahl-e-Hadees criticised the US move. JUI-F senior leader Khursheed Abbas Gardezi said that this step by the US will only generate hatred amongst millions of Muslims all over the world. He said, “An attack on Saeed is an attack on Islam and Muslims countries will retaliate in this case soon.”
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April - 4 
Further, Pakistan rejected the US bounty on Saeed saying that the United States must provide “concrete evidence” if it wanted Islamabad to act against Saeed. Foreign Ministry spokesman Abdul Basit said Islamabad would rather be presented with evidenc
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Further, Pakistan rejected the US bounty on Saeed saying that the United States must provide “concrete evidence” if it wanted Islamabad to act against Saeed. Foreign Ministry spokesman Abdul Basit said Islamabad would rather be presented with evidence about Hafiz Saeed than have a public discussion on the matter. “In a democratic country like Pakistan, where judiciary is independent, evidence against anyone must withstand judicial scrutiny,” the spokesman added in a statement.
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April - 4 
Meanwhile, Hafiz Mohammad Saeed mocked the United States during a defiant media conference close to the country's military headquarters in Rawalpindi, a day after the US slapped a USD 10 million bounty on him, reports Dawn. "I am here, I am visible.
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Meanwhile, Hafiz Mohammad Saeed mocked the United States during a defiant media conference close to the country's military headquarters in Rawalpindi, a day after the US slapped a USD 10 million bounty on him, reports Dawn. "I am here, I am visible. America should give that reward money to me," said Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, referring to the fact that the bounty was given to a man whose whereabouts are not a mystery. "I will be in Lahore tomorrow. America can contact me whenever it wants to," he dared.
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April - 4 
Meanwhile, the US said that it was looking for evidence that could be used to put Hafiz Saeed behind bars, reports Daily Times. State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner said Washington was working to assist Pakistan and provide the country with t
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Meanwhile, the US said that it was looking for evidence that could be used to put Hafiz Saeed behind bars, reports Daily Times. State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner said Washington was working to assist Pakistan and provide the country with the evidence to arrest Saeed and try him in a court of law. Toner said the US had intelligence and information but not “concrete evidence” – as demanded by Pakistan – that might assist a judicial inquiry to prosecute the Saeed for his alleged role in November 26, 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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April - 4 
Times of India on April 5 reported that the Abdul Rehman Makki, the brother-in-law of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed is a conduit between LeT and Taliban. Government sources say that one of the main reasons for the US announcing a r
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Times of India on April 5 reported that the Abdul Rehman Makki, the brother-in-law of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed is a conduit between LeT and Taliban. Government sources say that one of the main reasons for the US announcing a reward of USD two million for Makki is said to be his proximity to Taliban supreme commander Mullah Omar and al Qaeda's Ayman al-Zawahiri. According to Indian authorities, Makki had regularly participated in meetings along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border that also featured Omar and al-Zawahiri and in which it was decided to attack Indian interests in Kabul, including its embassy
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April - 5 
Prime Minister (PM) Yousuf Raza Gilani on April 5 said that the case of Jama’at-ud-Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed is an "internal issue" and any evidence against him should be provided to Pakistan so that the courts can take action, reports I
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Prime Minister (PM) Yousuf Raza Gilani on April 5 said that the case of Jama’at-ud-Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed is an "internal issue" and any evidence against him should be provided to Pakistan so that the courts can take action, reports Indian Express. Gilani made the remarks while responding to points raised by lawmakers during a joint session of the National Assembly and Senate about the USD 10 million bounty offered by the US for Saeed, the founder of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT). The premier said this was an internal issue of Pakistan and "if there is any concrete proof against Saeed then it should be provided to Pakistan, which has an independent judiciary". He pointed out that cases against Saeed were dismissed in the past due to lack of evidence. Further, PM Yousaf Raza Gilani said that the US bounty on Hafiz Saeed would send a “wrong signal” at a time when the two countries were embarking upon new dimensions. “This is purely an internal issue of Pakistan and the US has been asked to provide evidence [against Saeed], if they have any, to the Pakistani government… This was also conveyed to the US deputy secretary of state that when new rules of engagements are being defined, they should send a positive signal to Pakistan,” Gilani added.
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April - 6 
Meanwhile, a top Pakistani counter-terrorism official said that Hafiz Saeed has been helping Pakistan de-radicalise militants under efforts to stabilise the strategic US ally, reports Times of India. "Hafiz Saeed has agreed with the Punjab Government
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Meanwhile, a top Pakistani counter-terrorism official said that Hafiz Saeed has been helping Pakistan de-radicalise militants under efforts to stabilise the strategic US ally, reports Times of India. "Hafiz Saeed has agreed with the Punjab Government programme of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation of former jihadis and extended full cooperation," the counter-terrorism official said under the condition of anonymity. The counter-terrorism official said that Saeed had not been paid for his de-radicalisation activities. A senior police official in Punjab province, who is closely involved with investigations into militant activity, confirmed that Saeed and his supporters were helping efforts to transform militants into law-abiding citizens. "Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) was consulted, and they approved the de-radicalisation plan. They assured us of their intellectual input and resource materials. They also offered teachers," he told Reuters, referring to the charity Saeed heads. However, Yahya Mujahid, the JuD spokesman, said the group had not participated in the de-radicalisation programme. Hafiz Khalid Waleed, another senior JuD member, declined to comment on whether the Islamist leader had been directly assisting the government in de-radicalisation
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April - 6 
The Foreign Office (FO) on April 6 rejected Indian External Affairs Minister SM Krishna’s remarks that India has provided adequate proof linking Jama’at ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed to the Mumbai attacks, reports Daily Times. Reacting to comments
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The Foreign Office (FO) on April 6 rejected Indian External Affairs Minister SM Krishna’s remarks that India has provided adequate proof linking Jama’at ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed to the Mumbai attacks, reports Daily Times. Reacting to comments made by Krishna in Bangalore, FO spokesman Abdul Basit said India had not given “any solid and significant evidence” against Saeed. The spokesman also said, “Action can only be taken on the basis of solid evidence.” “There is nothing concrete and maintainable. From its own Mumbai trial experience, India knows well that hearsay cannot substitute for hard evidence,” the spokesman said. “It is only the latter that can withstand judicial scrutiny,” Basit added.
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April - 8 
Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on April 8 acknowledged that the case of Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed was an "issue" between Pakistan and India but said Islamabad needs "substantial" evidence against him to try him in a court of law, rep
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Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on April 8 acknowledged that the case of Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed was an "issue" between Pakistan and India but said Islamabad needs "substantial" evidence against him to try him in a court of law, reports The Indian Express. "We are serious on the issue of Saeed but the question is how to proceed against him without evidence. Courts here are independent and we need substantial evidence against him," Gilani said while interacting with a group of reporters at his residence Lahore. Gilani further said it had been agreed that the Interior and Home Secretaries of the two countries would discuss the issue when they meet on April 16. Responding to a question about groups like JuD fanning extremism in Pakistan, Gilani said: "I have ordered action against all proscribed organisations". He said there should be peace between India and Pakistan and it was in the interest of both countries as well as the region. "(Indian Prime Minister) Manmohan Singh and I are committed to bringing stability to the region. We will take every possible step towards peace and stability," he said hours after President Asif Ali Zardari met Singh in New Delhi.
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April - 9 
India, responding to Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani’s statement on Hafiz Saeed, said that ‘solid evidence’ on the Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief and alleged 26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind has already been given to Pakistan, The Express Tribune
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India, responding to Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani’s statement on Hafiz Saeed, said that ‘solid evidence’ on the Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief and alleged 26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind has already been given to Pakistan, The Express Tribune quoting CNN-IBN reported on April 10. Sources in the Indian Government said that the evidence includes the statement of Ajmal Kasab – the lone surviving gunman in the Mumbai attacks – saying that “Saeed was present during the selection and training of terrorists behind the 26/11 attack.” They also pointed out that the statements of David Coleman Headley, another person involved in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, on Saeed have also been sent to Pakistan. The sources stressed on Pakistan to work on the provided evidence. Gilani, talking to the media on April 8, had said that Pakistan and India will share intelligence and evidence against Saeed on April 16. “We are in the middle of talks with India and on April 16 both countries’ interior secretaries will share their evidence against Saeed. And on the basis of these evidences, which would be sufficient for the courts, further action against Saeed will be taken,” Gilani added.
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April - 13 
A United States national of Pakistani origin, Jubair Ahmad (24), was sentenced on April 13 to 12 years in prison and five years of supervised release for providing material support to the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), reports Daily Times. Jubair Ahmad, who
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A United States national of Pakistani origin, Jubair Ahmad (24), was sentenced on April 13 to 12 years in prison and five years of supervised release for providing material support to the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), reports Daily Times. Jubair Ahmad, who lived in Woodbridge, Virginia, received the sentence after being found guilty of promoting and urging recruitment for the LeT, designated by Washington as foreign terrorist organisation, the Justice Department said. “We’ve seen a sharp increase in terrorists’ use of social networking services like YouTube to reach a worldwide audience,” said US attorney Neil MacBride. Ahmad was “deeply committed to LeT’s violent aims, which he promoted through online propaganda, recruiting others and fundraising” for the group, which was behind the 2008 attack in Mumbai, India.
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April - 17 
Addressing the Defence of Islam conference in Mirpur District of Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) on April 17, Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed said that there would be no peace in South Asia without resolution of the longstanding Kash
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Addressing the Defence of Islam conference in Mirpur District of Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) on April 17, Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed said that there would be no peace in South Asia without resolution of the longstanding Kashmir dispute, reports Dawn. He warned, “We will go to the last extent to help the Kashmiris and ultimately India will have to pull out its 800,000 troops from the occupied territory. When the United States (US) along with almost 40 other nations cannot perpetuate its presence in Afghanistan, how can India continue with its occupation of Kashmir?”
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April - 18 
Lashkar-e-Toiba founder and Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) Chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed on April 18 moved the Lahore High Court (LHC) asking it to stop Pakistani authorities from taking any "adverse action" against him under pressure from the United States (US)
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Lashkar-e-Toiba founder and Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) Chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed on April 18 moved the Lahore High Court (LHC) asking it to stop Pakistani authorities from taking any "adverse action" against him under pressure from the United States (US) and provide security to him as his life was "not safe" and any "mishap" could happen, reports Indian Express. Acting on the petition of Saeed for whom the US has offered a USD 10 million bounty, LHC Chief Justice Azmat Saeed Sheikh issued notices to the Federal Government, the Interior Ministry and the Punjab Home Ministry to file their replies by April 25, 2012. Saeed filed the petition along with his brother-in-law Hafiz Abdur Rehman Makki, for whom the US has announced a USD 2 million bounty under its Rewards for Justice Programme. Both contended in the petition that under Articles 4 and 9 of the Pakistani Constitution, they are free citizens, and the Federal and Provincial Governments should be stopped from taking any "adverse action" against them under pressure from the US. Saeed and Makki further requested the court to direct the Federal Government to ask the US to withdraw the bounty.
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April - 23 
Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed on April 23 turned down a ‘request’ from the Government to limit his public appearances and activities after the United States (US) announced a USD 10 million ‘bounty’ on him on April 2, 2012, reports
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Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed on April 23 turned down a ‘request’ from the Government to limit his public appearances and activities after the United States (US) announced a USD 10 million ‘bounty’ on him on April 2, 2012, reports Express Tribune. Associates of Hafiz Saeed told the media that Government agencies ‘advised’ him not to participate in public rallies for the time being. Saeed’s aides said the suggestion was made because the Government fears that his continued appearances might draw a hostile reaction from the US. They, however, said Saeed was adamant and would not accept any such demand. They added that Saeed was planning to address a rally organised by the Defence of Pakistan Council (DPC) in Quetta (Balochistan) later this week to mobilise the masses against the possible reopening of NATO supply routes. However, Senator Pervez Rasheed, the spokesperson for the Punjab Government, said he was not aware of any such request made by the Government.
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April - 29 
Blaming Pakistani media for "misreporting" the issue, the American Ambassador to Pakistan, Cameron Munter, on April 29 said that the United States (US) Government did not announce any bounty for Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, repor
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Blaming Pakistani media for "misreporting" the issue, the American Ambassador to Pakistan, Cameron Munter, on April 29 said that the United States (US) Government did not announce any bounty for Jama’at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, reports The Times of India. "Though Hafiz Saeed is a suspected accused of the Mumbai terror attacks (also known as 26/11), the US Government didn't place any bounty or head money for him," Munter was quoted the media.
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