LeT founder pledges support to Kashmiris

Similar conferences will be organized in all towns and cities of the country, including Lahore, he said.

Saeed announced the decision while addressing a meeting of central and zonal leaders of the Jamat-ud-Dawah at Markaz al-Qadsia at Chowburji in Lahore on Tuesday.

The meeting discussed the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, the military operation against the Taliban in Bajaur Agency and 8220;other vital matters of national interest8221;, said a statement issued by the Jamat-ud-Dawah.

Leaders of Pakistani political and Islamic organizations and members of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference will participate in the initiative so that a 8220;strong message can be sent to the people of Kashmir, as well as the international community,8221; the statement said.

Saeed described the death of Kashmiri separatist leader Sheikh Abdul Aziz as a 8220;targeted killing8221;.

On August 22, Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik and Saeed had agreed to cooperate on the Kashmir issue.

Saeed had then said that Pakistan8217;s rulers might 8220;have their own limitations and constraints8221; but the Jamat-ud-Dawah had 8220;no constraints whatsoever and would go to the last limits in helping our Muslim brothers8221;.