26/11 mastermind vows to continue Kashmir struggle

It's an articulation of the agenda of terrorists thriving in Pakistan: Home Ministry 

Hafiz Saeed leads the Friday prayers at Markaz Al-Quadsia
in Lahore.

As 26/11 Mumbai attacks masterminds Hafiz Saeed vowed to continue his struggle to "free" Kashmir from India in a sermon just hours after his release from house arrest on Friday, the Union Home Minister described his comments as a 'rearticulation' of the agenda pf terrorist who have thrived across the border.

J&K will remain ours

Asserting that Jammun and Kashmir "is and will remain an integral part" of India, the Ministry said that such repeated utterances by terrorist have been given an appropriate every time by the law enforcement agencies and the people of the State.

"The principle and consistent stand of the government of India on the issue is that Jammu and Kashmir is and will remain an Integral part of India," it said in reaction to Saeed's remark that he would mobiles people in the cause of Kashmir.