After Bilawal Bhutto’s remarks on extraditing terrorists Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar to India, LeT chief’s son makes BIG statement, says, ‘he shouldn’t…’

Hafiz Saeed, Bilawal Butto and Talha Saeed (from left to right)

Former Pakistani Foreign Minister and Pakistani People’s Party (PPP) Chief Bilawal Bhutto said that Islamabad did not object to the return of terrorists such as Hafiz Saeed and Mass Azhar to India as a “goodwill gesture”. However, Bhutto’s words did not sit well with Talha Saeed, the son of terrorist Hafiz Saeed, and claimed that his words were globally embarrassed to Pakistan.

In an interview with Qatar -based Al Jazeera on Friday, Bilawal said Pakistan is ready to return India “worried individuals”. Lashkar-E-Taiba (Let) Chief Hafiz Saeed and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM) chief Masood Azhar’ın returned to India responded to a question about the return.

“As part of a comprehensive dialogue with Pakistan, where terrorism is one of the problems we discuss, I am sure that Pakistan will not oppose any of them.” He said. However, he said that the new Delhi, whining about India, refused to obey some basic elements that require the realization of this conviction – a claim that India repeatedly rejected.

“It is important to present evidence in these courts, to witness people from India, and to endure everything.”

Hafiz Saeed is the brain of the deadly 26/11 attacks in India, which has demanded more than 150 lives. Masood Azhar was banned by the National Against Terrorism Authority (NACTA).

What did Talha Saeed say?

Talha responded to the words of the PPP chief, Bhutto’nun “should not make such a statement,” he said and his comments globally embarrassed Pakistan, he added. Talha Saeed, a global terrorist at the same time, said that his family and others strongly opposed what Bhutto said.