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Pakistani listed by UN as ‘terrorist’ denies links to Al-Qaeda 

  • Abdul Rehman Makki is a senior figure in the outlawed Lashkar-e-Taiba group, mainly active in Kashmir 
  • Makki released a video statement saying the UN took action against him without hearing his testimony 
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UN names Pakistani linked to Mumbai attacks as ‘terrorist’

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Pakistani court sentences militant leader to 5 years in jail

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Pakistan arrests key militant on terror financing charges

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Pakistan arrests key militant on terror financing charges

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