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Hafiz saeed-masood azha news: The difficulties of Pakistan’s refugees are increasing day by day. On the one hand, where India has exposed Pakistan to support terrorists worldwide, now now there is a rage against terrorist organizations within the neighboring country. The PoK government has released a list of 66 terrorist organizations, in which Bakrid has been banned from giving money or animals to these organizations.
Action on terrorist organizations of Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar
The list released by the PoK government also includes the names of terrorist organizations Jaish -e -Muhammad and Lashkar -e -Taiba, who have been banned from giving donations and then animals. The order issued by POK said, “Under the Prevention of Corruption and Prevention of Terrorism Act 2014, if a person or organization gives them financial assistance in donations, animals or any way, he can be sentenced to 1 year in jail.”
After Balochistan and Sindh, now Pok showed Shahbaz’s eye
Ever since Pakistan became, Balochistan has been fighting its freedom struggle. There has been a conflict between the Baloch rebels and the Pakistani Army for a long time. Baloch rebels often target the Pakistani army in this region. The people of Balochistan allege that the Pakistani government neglects them by using their resources.
The nationalist group of Sindh province and the common people have been accusing the government of Pakistan of violating human rights for a long time. These people are also adamant on the demand for independence from the Government of Pakistan. The government of Pakistan has been accused of Sindhi identity and snatching the rights of the people there.
Government of Pakistan with terrorist organization
No one has hidden how much terrorists interfere in the government of Pakistan. India has put the real character of Pakistan in front of the world with evidence on some occasions. Malik Ahmed Khan, Speaker of the Punjab province of Punjab province of Pakistan, recently shared the stage with the top terrorists of Jamaat-ud-Dawa, a banned organization led by Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind of the Mumbai terror attack.