PAK elections 2018: Terrorist voted

Islamabad, July 25: Lashkar-e-Taiba co-founder, Jama'at-ud-Da'wah chief, Mumbai 26/11 attacks master Mind Hafiz Saeed has used his vote in the Pakistan general election. He voted in a polling booth at Wafiqi Colony in Lahore.

From this aspect, Saeed also spoke to media after casting his vote where he offered his opinion on correct use of votes. Around 106 million people are registered to vote for members of the lower house of parliament and four provincial assemblies.

"I have just voted, the environment is beautiful here, no problem has come in the way.. we want that every person should caste his vote in the right manner," Saeed said. (Maine abhi vote cast kiya hai.. mahaul bada khoobsoorat dekha hai mashallah… koi pareshani… koi rukawat nahi aayi… hum chahenge sablog apne vote ka sahi istemal kare…”).

Pakistanis are voting today to choose a new Prime Minister. Hafiz Saeed’s political party is also competing in the elections. Saeed is the chief of terror organisation Jamaat-Ud-Dawa and most wanted by Indian in 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.