Sajid Mir: ముంబై పేలుళ్ల సూత్రధారి సాజిద్ మీర్‌ అరెస్ట్

Pakistan arrests Sajid Mir, mastermind of 26/11 Mumbai blasts Pak had earlier claimed that Sajid was dead. But Sajid, who wanted to die, was roaming freely in Pakistan. A news agency reported that Sajid was not dead but was living freely under ISI protection. Now the news is causing a great stir. Pakistan, which had earlier claimed that Sajid was dead, now claims that he has been arrested. Nikkei Asia reported on Friday that Pakistan had arrested Mir to get out of the “gray list” of the Financial Action Task Force, the international counter-terrorism finance watchdog. Sajid, who lives in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, seems to have embarked on militant activities again. Sajid is planning to spread terrorism. Once again, there are reports that Sajid is plotting to carry out terrorist attacks. This time there are reports of terrorist attacks in Australia, Virginia, the United States and France.

Mir’s arrest was reported to Delhi two months ago. Indian agencies say Mir is more dangerous than Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Hafeez Saeed. Three years before the Mumbai attacks, Headley testified that Mir once traveled to India via Wagah with groups of Pakistan cricket fans to watch the India-Pakistan match. Indian officials believe it was also a surveillance expedition.

Mir first came to the attention of U.S. security officials in 2002 when the FBI arrested 11 Islamist militants with guns and White House maps in Virginia. His name as Lashkar-e-Taiba chief of international operations came to the fore indirectly during the trial. Some security experts believe he was a military-trained civilian from the Pakistan Army. Some believe that Konnallu was in the Pakistan Army.

Although Sajid is still alive, the trail of Masood Azar, another mastermind of the Mumbai blasts, has dried up. Masood is reported to be living a life of luxury in Bahawalpur. However, there is no accurate information on the trail of Masood. India and the US have been looking for the most wanted Sajid Mir for the past few years. Sajid Mirza has links with the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Toiba. Mir is close to Lashkar leader Hafiz Mohammad Saeed. However .. Sajid Mir along with other terrorists including David Coleman Headley planned the terror attack in Mumbai.

The Sword of Financial Action Task Force sanctions is hanging over Pakistan. Pakistan is still on the gray list. As a result of these sanctions .. Pakistan is facing many obstacles. The world is feeling the pinch on Pakistan. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has made it clear that it will be removed from the gray list if it thwarts terrorist activities in the country. However .. Pakistan is slandered for providing shelter to people like Sajid and Masood Azar. Getting out of the gray list under these circumstances may not be so easy for that country.