Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar has been moved to a safe hideout in Pakistan‘s Bahawalpur, sources in the Indian intelligence agencies claimed. Besides, a three-layer security has also been provided to the terrorist to protect him. “Azhar was moved from Rawalpindi to Kothgani near Bhawalpur on either February 17 or February 18,” sources further claimed.
“Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is shifting leaders of terror groups to safe zones after India raised demands of a strong action against them. In line with this, Masood Azhar was shifted from Rawalpindi to Kotghani near Bahawalpur on February 17 or 18. Security has also been tightened to protect him,” intel sources told India Today TV.
Jaish Chief Masood Azhar was in the Rawalpindi military hospital when the suicide bomber struck the CRPF convoy killing 44 personnel and injuring many others.
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