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Court Issues Non-Bailable Warrant for Lashkar Commander Saifullah Kasuri

Court Issues Non-Bailable Warrant for Lashkar Commander Saifullah Kasuri

A non-bailable warrant has been issued for Saifullah Kasuri, a long-time commander of the militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba. Authorities identify him as a primary mastermind behind the attack in Pahalgam.

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A non-bailable warrant has been issued against Saifullah Kasuri, a senior commander associated with the militant organization Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). According to security agencies, Kasuri has been a central figure in coordinating LeT operations from across the border for more than twenty years.

Indian security officials have long identified Kasuri as a key handler and the primary mastermind behind the attack in Pahalgam. The issuance of a non-bailable warrant marks a formal legal step in the ongoing efforts to hold him accountable for his alleged role in regional violence. While Kasuri remains at large, the warrant is intended to facilitate international legal pressure and potential future extradition efforts. The move highlights the persistent focus of security agencies on dismantling the leadership structure of militant groups operating against India from neighboring territories.

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Focused on the legal action taken against a long-standing security threat.

"on the radar of security agencies for over two decades"

"mastermind""on the radar"

✓ Only outlet to report: Identified Kasuri specifically as a 'key handler' of operations from across the border.

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  • ·Lack of specific details regarding the date or casualty count of the Pahalgam attack referenced.
  • ·No information provided on the current location of the suspect or the specific court that issued the warrant.

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