Lashkar E Taiba

On July 11, there were a series of seven well coordinated bomb blasts in the first class compartments of Mumbai's local trains, as they were pulling to key stations. The 7 explosions took place between 6.23pm and 6.28 pm-6 minutes, thus targeting the rush hour in the city, and also injuring 817 people, many of them on the crowded platforms. Mumbai's police and the Anti terror Squad arrested 13 men and alleged that they were part of a SIMI and Lashkar plot to shake up India's financial capital. But, Bombay High Court on Monday held that the 12 men who were accused of the crime, spent 19 years in jail for nothing. They said that the confessions, the evidence and the witnesses were all fudged and didn't follow the proper procedure. Sunetra Choudhury shows you how this case has been a travesty of justice.

The terrorists, all residents of Kulgam, fired on a search party, following which the security forces retaliated

US State Dept's 'Country Reports on Terrorism 2018' also said the Pak authorities have failed to uniformly implement FATF Action Plan on money launderingPakistani authorities failed to uniformly implement UN sanctions related to designated entities and individuals such as LeT and its affiliates, the report said

The world must take note of India's warnings against terrorbefore any further damage is done

Naveed Jatt, the man who planned and carried out the killing of journalist Shujaat Bukhari, was gunned down by security forces in central Kashmir's Budgam district early on Wednesday morning

The decision to place Pakistan on the FATF's 'grey list' was made during a plenary meeting in February, but it was given time to submit its action plan for review during the 24-29 June meeting in Paris

Pakistan's National Security Council reviewed the Nawaz Sharif's statement about the 2008 Mumbai attacks and unanimously termed the remarks as incorrect and misleading

Pakistan is working on a draft bill to permanently ban Hafiz Saeed-led Jamaat-ud Dawa as well as other terrorist groups and individuals

The UN Security Council updates list of terrorists and militant groups, has 139 entries from Pakistan alone including Lashkar-e-Taiba of Hafeez Saeed

Hafiz Saeed's Milli Muslim League will now not be able to register itself as a political party in Pakistan, where elections are due later this year