Islamabad: The mastermind of the Mumbai attacks and Jamaat-ud-Dawa kingpin Hafiz Saeed was convicted by the court in the terrorist financing case. It is also going on that Pakistan's anti-terrorism court has sentenced Hafiz Saeed to 5.5 years in two separate cases. The punishment awarded in both cases will run concurrently. The court has also imposed a fine of 15 thousand Pakistani rupees on Saeed in both the cases.

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Sentenced to five-and-a-half years in two cases: According to the information received, a court official has confirmed to PTI that Saeed has been sentenced in two cases for financing terrorism in Punjab province. On 11 December, the Anti-Terrorism Court while hearing the cases of financing terrorism, convicted Saeed and one of his associates. The court sentenced Saeed to five-and-a-half years and five-and-a-half years of imprisonment in both cases, while also imposing a fine of Rs 15,000 each in both cases. The punishment for both cases will go together.

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Pakistan scared of black list of FATF: It is also being said that the court has given this decision against Hafiz Saeed at a time when there is a danger of Pakistan joining the FATF blacklist. If Pakistan is included in the black list of FATF, then it will be a tough attack on its sinking economy.

India is looking for Saeed: India has been fighting the fight to put Hafiz Saeed in the legal dock since the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. The punishment given to Saeed is also a big win for India. From the United Nations Security Council to the United Nations General Assembly, India has raised the issue of terror in Pakistan from time to time. America has also been fully supported in this, which recently appealed to expedite the case against Hafiz.

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