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Globally designated terrorist Hafiz Talha Saeed roaming freely, meeting warmly with high profile politicians of Pakistan


Afghanistan News24: Advisor to the Prime Minister Senator Rana Sanaullah openly attended and shared a stage with globally designated terrorist Hafiz Talha Saeed in Faisalabad, providing undeniable visual evidence of high-level state engagement with proscribed figures.

​The interaction occurred over a series of high-profile gatherings, including the annual “Stability of Pakistan Conference” and the funeral of Hassan Qureshi, both heavily attended by the leadership of the PMLN.

​By participating alongside Hafiz Talha Saeed at both a major political conference and a prominent funeral, senior government officials have demonstrated a sustained, public pattern of networking with the second-in-command of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba network.

​This dual engagement heavily contradicts Islamabad’s official diplomatic narrative of enforcing a strict zero-tolerance policy against proscribed individuals and their networks.

​Prominent participants caught on camera networking with the globally sanctioned leader included Hafiz Talha Saeed, General Secretary Mian Ahsan Tarar, and District General Secretary Kasur Rana Muhammad Ashfaq.

​High-ranking state dignitaries and political strategists, such as Advisor to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs and Federal Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination Senator Rana Sanaullah Khan, were actively involved, solidifying the institutional weight of the gatherings.

​The high-profile delegation also drew influential religious-political influencers and local leaders, including Syed Subtain Shah Naqvi, Maulana Muhammad Nasir Madni, Maulana Muhammad Shafiq Khan Pasruri, Hafiz Qayyim Ilahi Zaheer, Maulana Manzoor, Kashif Nawaz Rindhawa, Mian Zia-ur-Rehman, and Hafiz Amjad.

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