Death of Lashkar terrorist Abdul-Aziz, linked to the 26/11 attacks | Capital TV
Qari Saeed Abdul-Aziz, a prominent terrorist belonging to the banned group Lashkar-e-Taiba and allegedly linked to the devastating 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, has reportedly died in Islamabad, Pakistan. According to initial reports emerging from the region, Abdul-Aziz suddenly collapsed outside the Quba Mosque under mysterious circumstances and could not be revived. His death marks a notable development concerning individuals previously implicated in the 2008 coordinated attacks that shook India's financial capital. Indian security and intelligence agencies are currently verifying the circumstances surrounding his sudden demise in the Pakistani capital. Further details regarding his health condition prior to the incident and potential official confirmations from local authorities are awaited as the story continues to develop.
Lashkar-e-Taiba's Qari Saeed Abdul-Aziz, linked to the 26/11 Mumbai Attacks, has died in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad. According to reports, he collapsed outside the Quba Mosque and died. Aziz reportedly had dinner at a restaurant before arriving at the mosque. He then collapsed upon arriving for prayers. The cause of death is still unclear. Pakistani authorities have not officially confirmed the incident.
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