Islamabad : Pakistan is passing through a difficult time. Inflation has broken the back of the people, power is the priority of the government and the opposition, the debt burden is increasing continuously and a third of the country has been submerged in floods. But terrorists are also looking for ‘opportunities’ in this calamity and are collecting donations to plot against India on the pretext of helping flood victims. When there were reports in the media that the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taipar is active in Pakistan under some other name and is collecting donations from the people, then Pakistan was shocked. After the poll was revealed, the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan also issued a statement in a hurry.

Pakistan’s foreign ministry dismissed reports that a “banned organization” was involved in flood relief operations. The ministry termed it as ‘India’s propaganda’. In the statement, the Ministry of External Affairs said, ‘Pakistan rejects such reports. This is only part of India’s bias towards Pakistan and attempts to mislead the international community.

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Lashkar raising its head with the help of flood
According to the news of Pakistani newspaper The Express Tribune, the ministry said, “Pakistan has set up strong regulators to oversee the flood relief work on behalf of NGOs. All concerned agencies are on alert to ensure that no illegal activity takes place under the guise of relief efforts. Recently, there were reports that Lashkar-e-Taiba is once again raising its head in Pakistan and for this it is resorting to the disaster of floods.

Changing Faces of Lashkar-e-Taiba
In fact, the Pakistani government had banned Lashkar, after which it came back under the name of Jamaat-ud-Dawa. It was also banned due to its connection with Lashkar and Mumbai attack. After this it came under the name Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation, but due to international pressure, it was also banned. According to a report by South Asia Press, now this organization is active in the name of Allah u Akbar Tehreek and is taking money from people in the name of flood relief. Its main face is Talha Saeed, son of Hafiz Saeed.