In this taken on Wednesday, July 13, 2016, Hafiz Saeed talks to The Associated Press in Lahore, Pakistan. | AP 
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Hafiz Saeed slams Pakistan govt for 'cool' response over Kashmir issue

Hafiz Saeed has criticised the Nawaz Sharif government for giving a "cool" response to India over alleged atrocities in Kashmir.

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LAHORE: Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief and Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed has criticised the Nawaz Sharif government for giving a "cool" response to India over alleged atrocities in Kashmir, saying people in the Valley need Pakistan's "full practical support".

"The Pakistani government's response to India over atrocities in Kashmir is cool and by doing so it is not pleading the case of oppressed Kashmiris," Saeed said, delivering Friday sermon at JuD headquarters Masjid-e-Qadsia.

He said there is no value of one or two statements in favour of Kashmiris by the Prime Minister and other members of his government rather they need "full practical support".

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