Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Mohammed Saeed on Friday announced to launch a movement against United States’ sanctions against his organization. He said that India has no right to deploy its force in Afghanistan, Dunya News reported.
Addressing outside JuD center Al Qadsia after Friday prayer, he said that the US caused ‘martyrdom’ of thousands of people in Iraq through false propaganda, adding that unarmed Muslims were mass-murdered in Afghanistan as well.
Saeed said that former US president George Bush should be tried for war crimes. He said India has no right to keep its army deployed in Afghanistan.
JuD chief said that India’s conspiracies were exposed in Balochistan province as well. He said the anti-Pakistan forces want people of Pakistan to confront their army, adding that such conspiracies will fail.
On this occasion, APCA president, lawyers and agricultural figures also said while addressing the crowd that they reject every sanction imposed by the US.
Hafiz Saeed also rejected the allegations leveled by the United States on Thursday while addressing an emergency press conference in Lahore.
Hafiz Saeed said “US restrictions have no value for us.”
He said the United States always take decisions on Indian dictation. If America has any evidence, it should bring it forward.
The JuD chief further said he is ready to present his stance but baseless allegations should be avoided, adding that US should review its attitude first.
