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'Khawateen' Group, Zakir Naik Speeches: Pak-Linked Module's India Ops
Investigators suspect that female cadres are being recruited separately and groomed to help spread propaganda, recruit new members, and support the broader network.
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Pak Terror Group Jaish-e-Mohammed Launches Online 'Jihadi Course' For Women. Fee Is 500 PKR
Earlier this month NDTV revealed how the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed - designated a terrorist organisation by the United Nations - is creating the Jamat ul-Muminat, a women's unit.
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Pakistan's Policy To Use Terrorists Against India Has Backfired: Pak Ex-Diplomat
Pakistan's involvement with jihadi terror groups at the highest level, aimed at using against India in Jammu and Kashmir, has backfired, Pakistan's ex-diplomat Husain Haqqani said today following the deadly terror attack in Lahore.
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Pak Madrasas Used Money Laundering To Fund Jihadi Groups: US Expert
Radical Pakistani madrasas are enaged in massive trade-based money laundering to fund jihadist groups, eminent experts have told American lawmakers who expressed concerns over terror financing.
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'Khawateen' Group, Zakir Naik Speeches: Pak-Linked Module's India Ops
Investigators suspect that female cadres are being recruited separately and groomed to help spread propaganda, recruit new members, and support the broader network.
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Pak Terror Group Jaish-e-Mohammed Launches Online 'Jihadi Course' For Women. Fee Is 500 PKR
Earlier this month NDTV revealed how the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed - designated a terrorist organisation by the United Nations - is creating the Jamat ul-Muminat, a women's unit.
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Pakistan's Policy To Use Terrorists Against India Has Backfired: Pak Ex-Diplomat
Pakistan's involvement with jihadi terror groups at the highest level, aimed at using against India in Jammu and Kashmir, has backfired, Pakistan's ex-diplomat Husain Haqqani said today following the deadly terror attack in Lahore.
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Pak Madrasas Used Money Laundering To Fund Jihadi Groups: US Expert
Radical Pakistani madrasas are enaged in massive trade-based money laundering to fund jihadist groups, eminent experts have told American lawmakers who expressed concerns over terror financing.
