PAK FM Says JeM Chief Azhar Is Too Ill To Leave His House

PAKISTAN ‘S Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has gone on record admitting  that Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar is in the country and is “unwell” adding that his government is prepared to act against him if India provides   “solid” and “inalienable” evidence about his involvement in the Pulwama  carnage that can stand  scrutiny  in a court of law. Pakistan headquartered terror outfit Jaish is allegedly involved in the dastardly killing of 44 CRPF personnel by a suicide bomber in South Kashmir ‘Pulwama on February 14 further worsening relations between India and Pakistan .New Delhi has handed over a dossier to Pakistan with “specific details of the JeM complicity in the Pulwama terror attack and the presence of JeM terror camps and its leadership in Pakistan”. India also expressed regret at the denial by Pakistan’s political and military leadership at the presence of terrorist infrastructure in territories under its control. “He is in Pakistan, according to my information. He is unwell to the extent that he can’t leave his house,” Qureshi said when asked about Azhar. India has handed over a dossier to Pakistan on “specific details of the JeM complicity in the Pulwama terror attack and the presence of JeM terror camps and its leadership in Pakistan”. India also expressed regret at the denial by Pakistan’s political and military leadership at the presence of terrorist infrastructure in territories under its control as United States, France, Russia and other nations have again asked Islamabad to act sternly against terror outfits. India along with United States, France, Russia, United Kingdom and Several other nations are batting for declaring Masood Azhar an international terrorist.Laterst report says the Jaish supremo Azhar 50, whose brother –in-law is a prime accused for high jacking an Indian aircraft from Kathmandu to New Delhi on December 24, 1999, has been admitted to the Pakistan Army’s hospital in Rawalpindi. If the proposal is okayed at the UNSC, Azhar will be tagged as a ‘UN-designated global terrorist’, which in turn would subject him to a global travel ban, asset freeze and arms embargo.