US EditionBilawal Bhutto Says Ready to Extradite Hafiz Saeed to India, Draws His Son's Ire
INDIA, JUL 6 – Bilawal Bhutto's extradition proposal aims to improve Pakistan's international standing and comply with Financial Action Task Force requirements amid diplomatic tensions with India.
- On July 7, 2025, Bilawal Bhutto stated Pakistan would arrest and extradite Hafiz Saeed or Masood Azhar if India proves they are on Pakistani soil.
- This statement follows India's repeated extradition requests and Pakistan's historical difficulty in prosecuting these terrorists amid political and legal challenges.
- Bilawal emphasized that Hafiz Saeed is in jail for terror financing and claimed Pakistan punished him independently, while Masood Azhar's location remains unknown to Islamabad.
- Hafiz Saeed's son, Talha Saeed, condemned Bilawal's remarks, calling them disgraceful and accusing him of aligning with India's narrative on terror suspects.
- Pakistan’s extradition of these individuals remains constrained by internal power structures, diplomatic tensions, and military influence despite official claims of readiness.
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Bilawal Bhutto says ready to extradite Hafiz Saeed to India, draws his son's ire
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