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America unhappy with Pakistan for allowing Hafiz Saeed’s anti-India rally

WASHINGTON: The US administration has taken a serious note of Pakistan permitting JamaatudDawah leader Hafiz Saeed a terrorist wanted by the US to openly lead an antiIndia rally of his supporters from Lahore to Islamabad on July 19

Updated At : 04:06 PM Jul 22, 2016 IST

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