New Delhi, February 14: Hafiz Abdur Rahman Makki, leader of terror outfit amalgam Jamaat-ul-Dawah, is emerging as a new face of terror in the country for his hate India speech in which he had mentioned about attacks on Indian cities, including Pune.
A high-level meeting chaired by Home Minister P Chidambaram today analysed the speech made by Makki at the Kashmir Solidarity Day conference held in Pakistan-occupied- Kashmir on February four.
The questions now haunt the security agencies as they are groping for clues in the last evening’s blast that was triggered at one of Pune’s popular hangouts – German Bakery – which has so far claimed nine lives, including two foreigners.
Makki, brother-in-law of Lashkar-e-Taiba founder and JuD chief Hafiz Saeed, delivered a speech in the Muzaffarabad meeting saying three Indian cities, including Pune, would be targeted by the “Jihadis to teach India a lesson”.
–Agencies