Pak seeks 'concrete evidence' from US against Hafiz Saeed
Pakistan on Thursday sought ``concrete evidence'' from the US against top Jamaat-ud-Dawah leaders Hafiz Mohammad Saeed and Abdul Rehman Makki following the announcement of bounties for them, saying this was necessary to ``proceed legally'' in the matter.
The Pakistan government informed a court that it could not defend Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed in a US lawsuit in connection with the 2008 mumbai attacks.The reasoning behind the statement issued by the Pakistani government is that JUD is not an institute of the government.