Duuh.how about: he's a terrorist?
 
Bruce
 
 
 
Pakistani court orders explanation for detention of head of militant-linked
Islamic group
By ASIF SHAHZAD Associated Press Writer
LAHORE, Pakistan
A Pakistani court on Wednesday ordered an eastern provincial government to
explain why a prominent militant-linked religious leader has been placed
under house arrest, a lawyer said.

Hafiz Mohammed Saeed was put in detention at his home by police in Lahore on
Thursday, apparently to stop him from leading a rally in the Punjab capital.

Saeed's lawyer, Nazir Ahmed Ghazi, said the Lahore High Court has directed
authorities to explain Saeed's arrest after his wife filed a petition
seeking his release.

No official comment was immediately available, and a government lawyer is
expected to present arguments at the next hearing on Aug. 23, said Ghazi.

Saeed leads Jamat al-Dawat, an Islamic charity that he set up after the
Pakistani government in 2002 banned Lashkar-e-Tayyaba, a militant group that
he previously headed.

Neighboring India has accused Lashkar-e-Tayyaba of involvement in terrorist
attacks including the July 11 commuter train bombings in Bombay that killed
207 people.

In May, the United States designated Jamat al-Dawat a terrorist organization
for having links with Lashkar-e-Tayyaba.

The provincial government has given "vague and baseless" reasons for
arresting Saeed, alleging that if he addressed a rally or a public meeting,
it could undermine law and order, Ghazi added.

"He was arrested to please India," Ghazi said.

Newspaper reports have claimed Jamat al-Dawat may have provided funds to
suspects in the foiled plot to blow up flights between Britain and the
United States. Jamat al-Dawat and Pakistani authorities have denied any link
between Saeed or his group and the alleged plotters. 
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