Indian enemy, Hafiz Saeed's close aide; Lashkar terrorist Abu Qatal killed in Pakistan
Abu Qatal Killed in Pakistan: Abu Qatal Killed in Pakistan: India's most wanted Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Abu Qatal was killed in Pakistan. He died in an attack on Saturday evening. He had carried out many terrorist attacks in India. The NIA had also filed a chargesheet against him.
He is considered the mastermind of many terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. The NIA has also filed a chargesheet against him.
Hafiz Saeed's close aide Abu Qatal was killed in Pakistan
According to reports, when Abu Qatal was attacked on Saturday evening in Jhelum, Pakistan, terrorist Hafiz Saeed was also present with him. Hafiz Saeed is missing since this incident.
Abu Qatal was close to Hafiz Saeed
Terrorist Abu Qatal was considered very close to Hafiz Saeed. Hafiz is the mastermind of the Mumbai attacks. 166 people were killed in the 26/11 Mumbai attack. About 10 terrorists of Lashkar attacked different places in Mumbai.
Abu Qatal was the mastermind of the Reasi attack
Talking about Abu Qatal, on June 9, he attacked a bus full of pilgrims returning from Shiv-Khodi temple in Reasi, Jammu and Kashmir. Apart from this, Abu Qatal is also considered the mastermind of many major attacks in Kashmir.
The NIA had held Abu Qatal responsible for the 2023 Rajouri attack.
7 people lost their lives in the Rajouri attack
On January 1, 2023, there was a terrorist attack in Dhangri village of Rajouri district. The next day there was an IED blast. In these attacks, seven people including two children were killed and many were seriously injured.
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In this case, three Pakistani terrorists were also among the five people against whom the NIA filed a chargesheet.
Against which terrorists did the NIA file a chargesheet?
In its chargesheet, the NIA named three Lashkar terrorists as the masterminds of this attack. They were identified as Saifullah alias Sajid Jatt, Mohammad Qasim and Abu Qatal alias Qatal Singhi.
Summary
Abu Qatal and Sajid Jatt were Pakistani citizens, while Qasim had gone to Pakistan around 2002 and joined the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba there.
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