Masood Azhar It Seems Is Being Himself Terrorized Instead Of Spreading Terror
A Twitter handle with the name Ahsan Ullah MiaKhail, a human rights worker and PTM (Pashtun Tahafuz Movement) activist, posted a video of the blast along with a comment: “Huge #blast at Military Hospital in #Rawalpindi, #Pakistan.
10 injured shifted to emergency. Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Maulana Masood Azahar is admitted here. Completely Media blackout by Army. Media asked Strictly not to cover this story (sic).” The videos show smoke emerging from the building even as traffic is seen on the road.
It was this Rawalpindi hospital where banned terror outfit leader the vile terrorist Masood Azhar was being treated for his renal ailment. There was no word on Azhar amid rumours that the Jaish chief may have been among the injured.
Even the Pakistan army on Monday remained tight-lipped about the blast that hit this military hospital.
Masood Azhar, suffering from renal failure, is a regular visitor to the Army hospital for dialysis. Late Sunday night, several Pakistani Twitter users uploaded videos of the blast, with some claiming that 10 people had been injured.
India had made a punitive strike by bombing a Jaish terror camp in Balakot on 26 February. It seems Azhar escaped the air strikes as he was believed to have been undergoing treatment at the Rawalpindi hospital. Soon after the Balakot strikes, the Pakistan Army shifted Azhar to a protected location.
However Indian intelligence agencies have not received any independent confirmation yet. But social media, channel which an intelligence official here said is “normally reliable” put out the update that Masood Azhar was among the 10 injured in the blast. It added that there was total media blackout by the authorities.
