Let became active again, terrorists gathered in a demolished building after India’s attack

A few weeks after India destroying the major terrorist structure in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) is indicating re-organized, top intelligence sources have warned of a strategic revival under the guise of reconstruction and religious propagation. In the fresh scenes obtained by CNN-NEWS18 through top intelligence sources, LET resumed Friday prayers at its Murid’s headquarters, the site is known as the center of the long-standing radical ideology. A small group, considered as local residents or administrative staff, was seen gathered in the remaining part of the prayer hall – which was clearly damaged by the Indian attacks of 8 May.

Intelligence sources say this is the same hall where LET founder Hafiz Saeed, his brother -in -law Abdul Rahman Makki and his son Talha Saeed were seen giving jihadi speech regularly. In the second video, the extent of destruction is clearly visible. The entire block of the Murid’s complex appears. The third picture features the Bahawalpur headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM), which has collapsed the roof, which confirms the serious impact of Indian attacks on both terrorist organizations. After the massacre in Pahalgam on 22 April in Kashmir, the Indian Army carried out a counter -attack, in which 26 civilians were killed in a cruel attack by Lashkar militants. Following the increasing evidence of his involvement in the terrorist attack, India decided to attack the centers of terrorist scheme and training in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (PoK).

Although there has been heavy damage in the attacks, intelligence sources have warned that the campaign against terrorism is not over yet. A senior official said that this is not the end of their campaigns. They are now transferred to their activities with full logistics and material support of the Pakistani Army. Officials further warned that Lashkar and Jaish can try to take financial advantage of this demolition. They will use sympathy networks in Saudi Arabia, Middle East and other Muslim countries and collect huge amount in the name of zakat and reconstruction aid.

The Government of Pakistan has allegedly vowed to reconstruct mosques and Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JUD) headquarters in the Muridak area-it is one of the nine terrorist bases that India targeted during Operation Sindoor. The Pakistan Mercury Muslim League, a political branch of the banned Jamaat-ud-Dawa and a front of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (Let), said last week that the government has assured them that Muridke would be developed at its own expense.