Bilawal bhutto on pakistan terrorism: Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that his country has no objection to extradite India as a measure to restore confidence. Provided that New Delhi shows the desire to cooperate in this process. According to the news of ‘Don newspaper’, Pakistan People’s Party President Bilawal made this comment in an interview with Al Jazeera on Friday. The news said that Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) chief Hafiz Saeed and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM) (JEM) (JEM) chief Masood Azhar made this comment, responding to the question about extraditing India under a possible agreement and extradition to India under a goodwill stance.

Extradition may be part of the conversation
Bilawal said, ‘As part of a comprehensive dialogue with Pakistan. Where terrorism is one of the issues we discuss. I am sure Pakistan will not oppose any of these things. According to the National Terrorism Authority, both Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed have been banned by Pakistan. While the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, Hafiz Saeed, the main conspirator of the Mumbai terror attack, is currently serving a 33 -year sentence for the financing of terrorism. Similarly, Azhar, who was declared a global terrorist by the United Nations, has also been banned by NCTA.

Demand for evidence and cooperation from India
Bilawal said that cases against these ‘persons’ were related to Pakistan. Such as financing terrorist activities. Although. He said that it was difficult for terrorism to be prosecuted for across the border because the basic things were not ‘complied’ by Delhi.

He said, ‘India is refusing to follow some basic things which is required for conviction. This is important … to present evidence in these courts. People come to testify from India. Whatever counter -allegations will be tolerated. Bilawal said, ‘If India is ready to cooperate in this process. So I am sure that there will be no obstruction in extradite any ‘person under investigation’.

Concern and location revealed on India’s attitude
He also expressed concern over India’s resolve to catch terrorists and termed it as ‘new abnormal’. He said, ‘It does not fulfill the interests of Pakistan. And it also does not fulfill the interests of India. When asked about the locations of Saeed and Azhar, Bilawal said that Saeed is in jail. Whereas Islamabad believes that Azhar is in Afghanistan.