Hafiz Saeed writes a column in a Pakistani newspaper as a "collaborating author"

LAHORE: Mumbai's attacked brain, Hafiz Saeed, wears a columnist's hat for a major Urdu newspaper, sparking a debate among reporters over how the press house has cleared the leader of a terrorist group prohibited to write about the problem of Kashmir the creation of Bangladesh in 1971.

Saeed was declared a global terrorist by the United States and the UN after the Mumbai attack in 2008 and placed under house arrest in November 2008, but released by a court a few months later.

He carries a $ 10 million American bonus on his head for his role in terrorist activities.

"Illegal aggression of India against East Pakistan … Why Pakistan avoids defending the interests of the Kashmiri & # 39; written by "Professor Hafiz Mohammad Saeed" appeared in Daily Dunya (an Urian publication of Mian Amer Mahmood's Dunya media group) on Sunday.

The article features a photo of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and young gunmen in Dhaka.

Allowing the leader of a banned terrorist group to contribute to a known press house sparked a debate with reporters wondering if the company in question was allowing Saeed to write because of "direct links "with the owner or under" someone's pressure ".

A court ordered Pakistan's electronic media regulator to ensure that the Pakistani media does not present Saeed's images.

In his article, "Saeed said that Indira had organized a plot to dismember Pakistan," lamenting the Pakistani leadership of their failure.

Saeed explained at length the role of India in the creation of Bangladesh and explained why Kashmir is important for Pakistan.

He said that Pakistan should support the Kashmiri people.

India asks Pakistan not only to arrest the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and to try him in the Mumbai bombing case, but also to punish all those involved in this carnage.

Saeed launched the Milli Muslim League (MML) party in August 2017 with a mission to implement Pakistani ideology in accordance with the 1973 Constitution.

In April of this year, the United States placed the MML on its list of foreign terrorist organizations for its links with the LeT.

The government stated that the MML was an offshoot of Saeed's Jamat-ud Dawah (JuD), which was declared a foreign terrorist organization by the United States in June 2014.

It is believed that the JuD is the LET's forward-thinking organization, responsible for the Mumbai attack in 2008, which claimed the lives of 166 people, including Americans.