In a series of tweets from his official handle, Saeed said, “Personal friendship aside, Modi is a murderer and brutal killer of Muslims, and occupier of Kashmir”, adding that he shouldn’t have been welcomed.
#Modi “unexpected” visit to Pakistan has greatly hurt the sentiments of nation #Kashmir
— Hafiz Muhammad Saeed (@HafizSaeedLive) December 25, 2015
Few hours before #Modi arrival from Afghanistan, he had openly declared Pakistan to be the cause of terrorism and instability to the region — Hafiz Muhammad Saeed (@HafizSaeedLive) December 25, 2015
Blaming Pakistan as the cause of all problems faced by the Afghan people, he tried to exploit their sentiments to his favour #ModimeetsNawaz
— Hafiz Muhammad Saeed (@HafizSaeedLive) December 25, 2015
He noted that hours before Modi’s arrival in Lahore from Afghanistan, he had openly declared Pakistan to be the cause of terrorism and instability in the region.
“Modi’s sudden visit and extraordinary treatment of him by the Pakistan government rekindled the painful memories of the relatives of terrorism victims in Pakistan and the people of Kashmir,” he lamented.
The neighboring country only intends to safeguard its interests and bring the region under its influence, the JuD chief contended.
“We must not forget this is the same month in which East Pakistan got separated from us and Modi admitted to have conspired that standing in Dhaka,” said Saeed.
We mustn’t forget that this is the same #Modi who previously during his visit to Bangladesh openly took credit for breaking.. #NawazModiMeet — Hafiz Muhammad Saeed (@HafizSaeedLive) December 25, 2015
Pakistan into two and admitted being part of the volunteer-movement that actively particpated. 2/2 #NawazModiMeet #ModiInPakistan
— Hafiz Muhammad Saeed (@HafizSaeedLive) December 25, 2015
“Even today on India’s consent, people are being hanged in Bangladesh for showing solidarity with Pakistan,” he reminded.