The mastermind of the Mumbai attack was killed, another enemy of India died on the soil of Pakistan

Another enemy of India in Pakistan has been destroyed forever. India’s most wanted criminal terrorist and Lashkar-e-Taiba’s deputy Amir Abdul Rehman Makki has died mysteriously in Lahore. He mysteriously disappeared in Pakistan last year. Makki was the most wanted terrorist in several major terrorist incidents including the 26/11 Mumbai attack and the attack on the Red Fort. And now the news is coming that Abdul Rahman Makki died in a hospital in Lahore.

Makki mysteriously disappeared in Pakistan last year in 2023 and was then said to have been kidnapped by some unknown gunmen. While the truth was that after the United Nations declared him an international terrorist in the year 2023, Pakistan made him underground. According to the information received, Pakistan used to hide maize from one place to another. Now he has died in a mysterious condition in the hospital.

Makki was the second in command of Jamaat ut Dawa: Abdul Rehman Makki was not only the vice-emir of the notorious terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba but also the second in command of the political organization Jamaat-ut-Dawa in Pakistan. He is also the cousin and brother-in-law of another of India’s most wanted terrorists, Hafiz Mohammad Saeed.

He was the mastermind of many terrorist attacks
In 2023, a UN committee declared him an international terrorist citing seven terrorist attacks. These include the Red Fort attack in 2000, the Rampur attack in 2008, the 26/11 attack in Mumbai in 2008 and the Gurez attack in 2018. The special thing is that in June 2022, China imposed a ‘technical’ ban on this proposal of America and India, but this ban also had to be removed in the year 2023. It is to be mentioned that the United Nations Committee had said in the statement issued with this decision that extremists of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jamaat-ud-Dawa including Abdul Rehman Makki collect funds in India, especially in Jammu and Kashmir, and train the youth. Misleadingly includes radicalization and planning of attacks.