India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) tells a Jammu court that Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed is in Pakistan and is helping terrorists operating in Kashmir. The NIA seeks and obtains a second non-bailable warrant (NBW), alleging that Saeed provides financial support, weapons, and instructions connected to terror activity in the Union Territory.
NIA’s submissions, as reported by multiple outlets, link Saeed to a wider terror network uncovered during investigations. The allegations include that he is operating from Pakistan and avoiding arrest. Times of India and Free Press Journal report the court issues the NBW, and that it comes in connection with a case involving terror funding and supplies. NDTV similarly reports the NIA’s claim that Saeed aids terrorists through money, weapons, and directions.
Some outlets also provide additional case context, including earlier NBW issuance connected to a Pahalgam terror attack, and references to arrests and investigation outcomes tied to LeT and its offshoots. Across reports, the core points are the NIA’s claims of Saeed’s Pakistan-based role and the issuance of NBWs by the Jammu court.
