Modi' team behind Karachi airport attack, says 26/11 mastermind
Turning to micro-blogging site Twitter, Saeed claimed, "#KarachiAirport is an attack on Pakistan. Modi's new security team is behind this act of war by India. Nation knows the real enemy." [Read: RAW plotting to kill Hafiz Saeed?]
Saeed's tweet surfaced just hours after the report that terror outfit -- Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the terror attack at Karachi's Jinnah International Airport which began on Sunday night and continued till Monday afternoon. At least 26 people were reported to have been killed.
Government must end exchange of gifts with India; show spine: Saeed
DG Rangers Sindh Major General Rizvan Akhtar also confirmed that all terrorists were from All Uzbeks. In a press conference, he said that there were 3 suicide bombers. Militants disguised as airport security launched a 26/11-styled attack with bombs and rocket launchers at Karachi airport.
In his another tweet, Saeed said, "We condemn horrendous act of terrorism at #KarachiAirport in severe words. Government must end exchange of gifts with India; show spine."
His statement might be directed at the recent bonhomie between Narendra Modi and Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif. While the former invited the latter in his oath-taking ceremony in New Delhi, the two leaders exchanged gifts for their mothers. [Read: Pak PM Nawaz Sharif gifts "saree" to Narendra Modi's mother]
Saeed's tweets on Karachi airport attack and people's reactions on Twitter:
#KarachiAirport
is
an
attack
on
Pakistan.
Modi's
new
security
team
is
behind
this
act
of
war
by
India.
Nation
knows
the
real
enemy.
—
Hafiz
Muhammad
Saeed
(@HafizSaeedJUD)
June
9,
2014
Whole
nation
salutes
Pakistan
Army
&
defence
forces
who
sacrificed
their
lives
&
saved
Pakistan
from
a
catastrophic
loss
#KarachiAirport
—
Hafiz
Muhammad
Saeed
(@HafizSaeedJUD)
June
9,
2014
We
condemn
horrendous
act
of
terrorism
at
#KarachiAirport
in
severe
words.
Government
must
end
exchange
of
gifts
with
India;
show
spine.
—
Hafiz
Muhammad
Saeed
(@HafizSaeedJUD)
June
9,
2014
We
express
condolences
with
the
families
of
martys
of
security
forces
and
innocent
civilians
at
#KarachiAirport
&
Taftan.
#Patience
#Unity
—
Hafiz
Muhammad
Saeed
(@HafizSaeedJUD)
June
9,
2014
The
spectacle
at
#KarachiAirport
is
Modi's
plan
against
Pakistan.
Direct
response
of
needless
appeasement
of
new
'Hindutva'
Government.
—
Jamat
'ud'
Da'wah
(@JuD_Official)
June
8,
2014
hahahahhaha
RT
@Indian4everr
If
Paki
rumors
r
to
be
believed
"modi's
name
was
inscribed
in
sanskrit
on
the
weapons
recovered
#KarachiAirport
—
*S*
(@ChakDe_Phatte)
June
9,
2014
There
should
be
complete
ban
on
live
converage
of
events
lik
#KarachiAirport
—
Abdul
Rauf
(@AbdolRauf)
June
9,
2014
Salute
to
our
fources
who
fought
bravely
against
the
terrorist
at
#KarachiAirport
#LongLivePakArmy
—
Ashir
Ahmed
(@AshirSxe)
June
9,
2014
We
have
our
priorities,
baisness
and
we
seek
incidents
to
blame
others.
What
a
country
#KarachiAirport
—
Adnan
Siddiqi
(@kadnan)
June
9,
2014
We
have
lost
our
Interior
minister.
if
anyone
finds
him,
please
let
the
people
of
#Pakistan
know.
#KarachiAirport
—
Hunain
Zaidi
(@hunainzaydi)
June
9,
2014
When
rangers
asked
how
they
knew
weapons
were
made
in
India,
they
said
they
saw
similar
guns
in
@superstarrajini
movie...
—
Noman
Ansari
(@Pugnate)
June
8,
2014
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