A senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, Qari Saeed Abdul Aziz, was found dead under suspicious circumstances at a mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan. As per reports, the LeT commander Qari Saeed had eaten at an ‘unfamiliar’ restaurant before heading to the Quba Mosque in Islamabad for prayers, but he suddenly collapsed at the mosque gate and died.&nbsp;The news of Qari Saeed’s sudden death comes days after a top Lashkar operative claimed that unknown men killed around 30 of its members within Pakistan.The exact cause of his death was not immediately known.&nbsp;The deceased Lashkar commander was in charge of a department in the group that assisted the families of the terrorists killed during encounters in Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/netanyahu-says-israel-rejects-board-of-peace-plan-for-gaza-disarmament-1786276611175">Netanyahu says Israel rejects Board of Peace plan for Gaza disarmament</a>&nbsp;<h2>Another killing by ‘unknown men’?</h2>&nbsp;Qari Saeed’s death comes days after a senior Lashkar operative claimed that “unknown men” had killed around 30 members of the banned terror outfit inside Pakistan.&nbsp;In a video that was shared widely on social media recently, Rizwan Hanif alleged that several members of the Lashkar-e-Taiba terror group had been killed across Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Jammu &amp; Kashmir (PoK) over the past three to four years.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/who-is-daniel-kinahan-the-suspected-cartel-boss-extradited-from-dubai-to-ireland-1786281059352">Who is Daniel Kinahan? The suspected cartel boss extradited from Dubai to Ireland</a>&nbsp;Lashkar-e-Taiba was behind the 2008 Mumbai attacks in which Pakistani terrorists killed 166 innocent people, mostly civilians.&nbsp;Hanif claimed that more than 30 Lashkar terrorists had been killed by “unknown men" in Peshawar, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Rawalakot and Muzaffarabad.&nbsp;It was the first time that a terrorist linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba had made public admission that such killings had taken place. The United Nations had sanctioned the terrorist group in 2005 over its links to Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, Qari Saeed Abdul Aziz, collapsed near the mosque’s gate and died. The news of Qari Saeed’s sudden death comes days after a top Lashkar operative claimed that unknown men killed around 30 of its members within Pakistan.

A senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, Qari Saeed Abdul Aziz, was found dead under suspicious circumstances at a mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan. As per reports, the LeT commander Qari Saeed had eaten at an ‘unfamiliar’ restaurant before heading to the Quba Mosque in Islamabad for prayers, but he suddenly collapsed at the mosque gate and died. The news of Qari Saeed’s sudden death comes days after a top Lashkar operative claimed that unknown men killed around 30 of its members within Pakistan. The exact cause of his death was not immediately known. The deceased Lashkar commander was in charge of a department in the group that assisted the families of the terrorists killed during encounters in Jammu and Kashmir. Also Read: Netanyahu says Israel rejects Board of Peace plan for Gaza disarmament Another killing by ‘unknown men’? Qari Saeed’s death comes days after a senior Lashkar operative claimed that “unknown men” had killed around 30 members of the banned terror outfit inside Pakistan. In a video that was shared widely on social media recently, Rizwan Hanif alleged that several members of the Lashkar-e-Taiba terror group had been killed across Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (PoK) over the past three to four years. Also Read: Who is Daniel Kinahan? The suspected cartel boss extradited from Dubai to Ireland Lashkar-e-Taiba was behind the 2008 Mumbai attacks in which Pakistani terrorists killed 166 innocent people, mostly civilians. Hanif claimed that more than 30 Lashkar terrorists had been killed by “unknown men" in Peshawar, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Rawalakot and Muzaffarabad. It was the first time that a terrorist linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba had made public admission that such killings had taken place. The United Nations had sanctioned the terrorist group in 2005 over its links to Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, Qari Saeed Abdul Aziz, collapsed near the mosque’s gate and died. The news of Qari Saeed’s sudden death comes days after a top Lashkar operative claimed that unknown men killed around 30 of its members within Pakistan.

Lashkar commander dies ‘mysteriously’ at Islamabad mosque entrance after eating at ‘unfamiliar’ eatery

&nbsp;A Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist from Pakistan, who infiltrated into India to set up sleeper cells outside Jammu and Kashmir, found life in the Valley entirely different from what he had been told during terror training in Pakistan and even underwent hair restoration treatment in Srinagar, as he had been dealing with severe hair loss for years.Mohammed Usman Jatt, alias ‘Chinese’, who was arrested last month by the Srinagar Police, told National Investigation Agency (NIA) interrogators that he had been tasked with carrying out terror attacks in India by setting up sleeper cells outside Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;&nbsp;NIA officials said on Sunday that during questioning, Jatt also revealed that he had undergone a hair transplant in Srinagar after crossing over. Jatt, a native of Lahore, told NIA officials that his objectives “shifted entirely” after he witnessed the reality of daily life in Kashmir.&nbsp;He further said he had been dealing with severe hair loss for years, which had “deeply impacted” his self-esteem. Though he had heard about hair restoration procedures, he thought they were a luxury available only in the West.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-demanding-concessions-in-counterproposal-it-failed-to-achieve-through-war-iran-media-1779023150721">US demanding concessions in counterproposal it failed to achieve through war: Iran media&nbsp;</a>&nbsp;Jatt told interrogators that during his stay in the upper hills of Srinagar, he was introduced to Pakistani terrorists Zargam and Abdullah alias “Abu Huraira.” Zargam took him to a shop, where, during a conversation, the owner revealed that he had undergone a hair transplant. Thereafter, the terrorist continued to visit the shop owner and finally managed to convince him to help arrange a hair transplant.&nbsp;The Lashkar operative was taken to a clinic in Srinagar, where the procedure was carried out. At times, he had to stay overnight in the clinic for the procedure.&nbsp;After the procedure, Jutt and Abdullah, alias Abu Hureira, the longest-surviving Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist, boarded a passenger vehicle to Jammu and later took a sleeper bus to Malerkotla, Punjab. There, he spent time watching Turkish television shows and trying to learn English.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hamas-chief-who-replaced-mohd-sinwar-and-helped-plan-oct-7-attacks-killed-says-israel-1778933840744">Hamas chief who replaced Mohd Sinwar and helped plan Oct. 7 attacks killed, says Israel</a>&nbsp;NIA officials said Jatt also revealed the names of people with whom he had stayed, which led the Srinagar police to bust the entire racket of overground workers (OGWs) of the terror group operating in North Kashmir and Srinagar city.&nbsp;Jatt further revealed that he wanted to obtain Aadhaar and PAN cards and eventually a passport to escape from India like Umar, alias “Khargosh”, who managed to secure a passport and flee to Indonesia.&nbsp;Umar, a resident of Karachi in Pakistan, is believed to have used another forged travel document in Indonesia to relocate to a Gulf country. He had procured a forged passport from Jaipur, Rajasthan, in 2024.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/eight-killed-32-injured-as-freight-train-hits-bus-at-rail-crossing-in-bangkok-1778952168722">Eight killed, 32 injured as freight train hits bus at rail crossing in Bangkok</a>&nbsp;The unearthing of this interstate Lashkar module comes nearly six months after the Srinagar Police busted the “Al Falah module” in November 2025, uncovering a network comprising highly educated professionals, mostly doctors, who had been radicalised to carry out terrorist activities.&nbsp;One of the accused was Al Falah University’s Dr Umer-un Nabi, who detonated an explosives-laden car outside the Red Fort on November 10 last year, killing more than a dozen people.&nbsp;

Lashkar terrorist Mohammed Usman Jatt, alias ‘Chinese’ told NIA officials that he had been dealing with severe hair loss for years, which had deeply impacted his self-esteem. Though he had heard about hair restoration procedures, he thought they were a luxury available only in the West.

A Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist from Pakistan, who infiltrated into India to set up sleeper cells outside Jammu and Kashmir, found life in the Valley entirely different from what he had been told during terror training in Pakistan and even underwent hair restoration treatment in Srinagar, as he had been dealing with severe hair loss for years. Mohammed Usman Jatt, alias ‘Chinese’, who was arrested last month by the Srinagar Police, told National Investigation Agency (NIA) interrogators that he had been tasked with carrying out terror attacks in India by setting up sleeper cells outside Jammu and Kashmir. NIA officials said on Sunday that during questioning, Jatt also revealed that he had undergone a hair transplant in Srinagar after crossing over. Jatt, a native of Lahore, told NIA officials that his objectives “shifted entirely” after he witnessed the reality of daily life in Kashmir. He further said he had been dealing with severe hair loss for years, which had “deeply impacted” his self-esteem. Though he had heard about hair restoration procedures, he thought they were a luxury available only in the West. Also Read: US demanding concessions in counterproposal it failed to achieve through war: Iran media Jatt told interrogators that during his stay in the upper hills of Srinagar, he was introduced to Pakistani terrorists Zargam and Abdullah alias “Abu Huraira.” Zargam took him to a shop, where, during a conversation, the owner revealed that he had undergone a hair transplant. Thereafter, the terrorist continued to visit the shop owner and finally managed to convince him to help arrange a hair transplant. The Lashkar operative was taken to a clinic in Srinagar, where the procedure was carried out. At times, he had to stay overnight in the clinic for the procedure. After the procedure, Jutt and Abdullah, alias Abu Hureira, the longest-surviving Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist, boarded a passenger vehicle to Jammu and later took a sleeper bus to Malerkotla, Punjab. There, he spent time watching Turkish television shows and trying to learn English. Also Read: Hamas chief who replaced Mohd Sinwar and helped plan Oct. 7 attacks killed, says Israel NIA officials said Jatt also revealed the names of people with whom he had stayed, which led the Srinagar police to bust the entire racket of overground workers (OGWs) of the terror group operating in North Kashmir and Srinagar city. Jatt further revealed that he wanted to obtain Aadhaar and PAN cards and eventually a passport to escape from India like Umar, alias “Khargosh”, who managed to secure a passport and flee to Indonesia. Umar, a resident of Karachi in Pakistan, is believed to have used another forged travel document in Indonesia to relocate to a Gulf country. He had procured a forged passport from Jaipur, Rajasthan, in 2024. Also Read: Eight killed, 32 injured as freight train hits bus at rail crossing in Bangkok The unearthing of this interstate Lashkar module comes nearly six months after the Srinagar Police busted the “Al Falah module” in November 2025, uncovering a network comprising highly educated professionals, mostly doctors, who had been radicalised to carry out terrorist activities. One of the accused was Al Falah University’s Dr Umer-un Nabi, who detonated an explosives-laden car outside the Red Fort on November 10 last year, killing more than a dozen people.

Lashkar terrorist Mohammed Usman Jatt, alias ‘Chinese’ told NIA officials that he had been dealing with severe hair loss for years, which had deeply impacted his self-esteem. Though he had heard about hair restoration procedures, he thought they were a luxury available only in the West.

Pakistani Lashkar terrorist infiltrates to set up sleeper cells, gets hair transplant done in Srinagar

Pakistan's top investigative authority, the Federal Investigation Agency(FIA) on Wednesday accepted the presence of eleven 26/11 terrorists who facilitated the 26/11 terror attack on its soil.

Muhammad Amjad Khan of Multan who was involved in the purchase of the boat Al Fouz involved in the 2008 terror attack has been listed in the over 880-page long list. Amjad also purchased a Yamaha MotoR boat engine, life jackets, Inflatable boats from ARZ water sport, Karachi, later used in the attacks on India's financial center. Shahid Gafoor from Bahawalpur, who was the captain of the boat Al-Hussaini and Al-Fouz use by the terrorists has been mentioned.

The list also mentions nine&nbsp;crew members of the boats used in the Mumbai terror attack.

These are Muhammad Usman from Sahiwal district, Ateeq-Ur-Rehman from Lahore district, Riaz Ahmad from Hafizabad, &nbsp;Muhammad Mushtaq from Gujranwala district, Muhammad Naeem from Dera Ghazi Khan district, Abdul Shakoor from Sargodha district, Muhammad Sabir from Multan, Muhammad Usman from Lodhran district, &nbsp;Shakil Ahmad from Rahim Yar Khan district. All are members of the UN listed terror group Lashkar e tayyaba.

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The list mentions 1210 high profile and most wanted terrorists in the country but makes no mention of Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar, or Dawood Ibrahim.

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Hafiz Saeed is a UN listed international terrorist, the mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Masood Azhar, chief of Jaish-e-Mohammed was listed as an international terrorist last year after the Pulwama terror attack that killed over 40 Indian paramilitary forces. &nbsp;Earlier this year, a Pakistan court convicted Saeed for 5 years for the financing of terror.

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When it comes to Dawood Ibrahim, while Pakistan has never accepted that he is in the country, it's well known that he stays in Karachi. In fact, he being a UN listed terrorist as well, has his address mentioned is mentioned as Karachi, the provincial capital of southern Sindh province.

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All in all, it has 161 most wanted terrorists from Baluchistan, 737 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 100 from Sindh, 122 from Punjab, 32 from Islamabad, and 30 from Pakistani occupied Kashmir on the most wanted list.

The list, interestingly mentions the name of Altaf Hussain, Muttahida Qaumi Movement's (MQM) leader now living in London, Pakistan Opposition Party PMLN's leader Nasir Butt, and those involved in attacks on former Pakistani President Parvez Musharraf, former PM Shaukat Aziz.

Pakistan's top investigative authority, the Federal Investigation Agency(FIA) on Wednesday accepted the presence of eleven 26/11 terrorists who facilitated the 26/11 terror attack on its soil.

Pakistan's top investigative authority, the Federal Investigation Agency(FIA) on Wednesday accepted the presence of eleven 26/11 terrorists who facilitated the 26/11 terror attack on its soil. Muhammad Amjad Khan of Multan who was involved in the purchase of the boat Al Fouz involved in the 2008 terror attack has been listed in the over 880-page long list. Amjad also purchased a Yamaha MotoR boat engine, life jackets, Inflatable boats from ARZ water sport, Karachi, later used in the attacks on India's financial center. Shahid Gafoor from Bahawalpur, who was the captain of the boat Al-Hussaini and Al-Fouz use by the terrorists has been mentioned. The list also mentions nine crew members of the boats used in the Mumbai terror attack. These are Muhammad Usman from Sahiwal district, Ateeq-Ur-Rehman from Lahore district, Riaz Ahmad from Hafizabad, Muhammad Mushtaq from Gujranwala district, Muhammad Naeem from Dera Ghazi Khan district, Abdul Shakoor from Sargodha district, Muhammad Sabir from Multan, Muhammad Usman from Lodhran district, Shakil Ahmad from Rahim Yar Khan district. All are members of the UN listed terror group Lashkar e tayyaba. The list mentions 1210 high profile and most wanted terrorists in the country but makes no mention of Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar, or Dawood Ibrahim. Hafiz Saeed is a UN listed international terrorist, the mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Masood Azhar, chief of Jaish-e-Mohammed was listed as an international terrorist last year after the Pulwama terror attack that killed over 40 Indian paramilitary forces. Earlier this year, a Pakistan court convicted Saeed for 5 years for the financing of terror. When it comes to Dawood Ibrahim, while Pakistan has never accepted that he is in the country, it's well known that he stays in Karachi. In fact, he being a UN listed terrorist as well, has his address mentioned is mentioned as Karachi, the provincial capital of southern Sindh province. All in all, it has 161 most wanted terrorists from Baluchistan, 737 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 100 from Sindh, 122 from Punjab, 32 from Islamabad, and 30 from Pakistani occupied Kashmir on the most wanted list. The list, interestingly mentions the name of Altaf Hussain, Muttahida Qaumi Movement's (MQM) leader now living in London, Pakistan Opposition Party PMLN's leader Nasir Butt, and those involved in attacks on former Pakistani President Parvez Musharraf, former PM Shaukat Aziz.

Pakistan accepts presence of 11 Lashkar terrorists who facilitated 26/11 on its territory

About 20 Lashkar-e-Taiba? (LeT) terrorists have infiltrated into India and are preparing to launch a &quot;spectacular&quot; terrorist attack in India, DNA quoted intelligence agencies as saying.

The DNA report said the terrorists had entered the country under the direction of Pakistan&#39;s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and are placed in Mumbai, Delhi, Punjab and Rajasthan.&nbsp;

&quot;Their plan is carry out spectacular terrorist incident in India,&quot; sources told DNA.

The federal intelligence agency has issued an alert and advisory to all units of the Delhi Police. It has also directed the police to tighten security and conduct proper frisking and checking, and asked to increase security.

The advisory states that tight monitoring and anti-terror measures should be followed at metro stations, railway stations, airports, major crowded markets, tourist hotels, religious places and stadiums in the national capital New Delhi.

(WION)

A report in DNA said the terrorists had entered the country under the direction of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence

About 20 Lashkar-e-Taiba? (LeT) terrorists have infiltrated into India and are preparing to launch a "spectacular" terrorist attack in India, DNA quoted intelligence agencies as saying. The DNA report said the terrorists had entered the country under the direction of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and are placed in Mumbai, Delhi, Punjab and Rajasthan. "Their plan is carry out spectacular terrorist incident in India," sources told DNA. The federal intelligence agency has issued an alert and advisory to all units of the Delhi Police. It has also directed the police to tighten security and conduct proper frisking and checking, and asked to increase security. The advisory states that tight monitoring and anti-terror measures should be followed at metro stations, railway stations, airports, major crowded markets, tourist hotels, religious places and stadiums in the national capital New Delhi. (WION)

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Lashkar commander dies ‘mysteriously’ at Islamabad mosque entrance after eating at ‘unfamiliar’ eatery

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Pakistan accepts presence of 11 Lashkar terrorists who facilitated 26/11 on its territory

Lashkar terrorists from Pakistan planning major terrorist attack in India: Report