Pakistan plans to seize control of Hafiz Saeed’s assets, charities: Sources

The Pakistani government is preparing to take over the assets and charities linked to Jamatud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed.

 Reported by Geo News, it has been  confirmed independently from highly-placed sources in Pakistan government that it has decided to take over JuD and its charitable arm — Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF).

 

Pakistan is under tremendous international pressure to clip the wings of Saeed, who is a



UN-designated terrorist and is on US Most Wasted Terrorist list for being the mastermind of deadly 26/11 attacks in Mumbai. 

The local media reports said that the government is planning to take over the ambulance services of the organisations. Punjab government will reportedly run the projects of JuD. 

Muridke Markaz is also going to be handed over to the government and its name changed as well, sources stated further.