Imran Khan’s party defends Hafiz Saeed-Masud Azhar, targeted Bilawal Bhutto

News India Live, Digital Desk: New political uproar in Pakistan: In Pakistan’s politics, there has been a hot debate once again, and this time the issue is very sensitive – open presence of terrorists. The party of PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) i.e. Imran Khan’s party defended the notorious terrorist gangsters Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) president Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has fiercely hit back.

Actually, Bilawal In a statement, Bhutto questioned how terrorists like Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar are openly roaming in Pakistan. PTI erupted on his question. PTI spokesman Ravuf Hasan responded to Bilawal’s allegations, saying that the problem is decades old and has included her own party of Bilawal. He claimed that Bilawal Bhutto is raising such questions so that they can please India and America.

Ravuf Hasan said, “Our previous governments (including Bilawal’s party) have failed to deal with this issue. Now Bilawal is making such statements to please the international community.” He further said that dealing with terrorist groups in Pakistan is a complex challenge and it is wrong to blame only one government.

The dispute has come to the fore at a time when Pakistan is already facing international pressure, especially from the Financial Action Work Force (FATF) and the United Nations (UN), as these terrorist gangsters are constantly present on the land of Pakistan and are carrying out their activities. The Mastermind of the Mumbai 26/11 attack, Hafiz Saeed and the Pulwama attack behind the Pulwama attack, openly roaming in Pakistan has always been a matter of concern for India and other countries.

It is clear from this rhetoric that even the internal political parties of Pakistan do not miss accusing each other on the issue of terrorism, while the presence of these terrorists is a major blot for the international image of Pakistan. Now it will be seen what effect this new debate has on Pakistan’s anti -terrorism policy.

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