Chastened, Pak warns Masood

ISLAMABAD, JANUARY 8: Evidently buckling under pressure from the United States, Pakistan Ministry of Interior has asked Moulana Masood Azhar, one of the three prisoners released by India in exchange of the hostages of the Indian Airliner to desist from making outbursts against the foreign countries including the us.

Moulana Azhar who reached his home town in Bhawalpur Friday had been advised to lie low and not to agitate public sentiments. The ministry took the decision in response to the concern expressed by the United States in which it had warned Pakistan on terrorism after a threatening speech by Moulana Azhar against the United States and India.