"The court, a three-judge bench, has released him saying there are no charges against him, the country has a law you know," Abbasi said. "Prosecute him internationally if there is substance to these charges — these are accusations only. No evidence has been provided by India," he remarked. India, however, has claimed a number of times that it had provided enough evidence to Pakistan against the JuD chief.Islamabad came under criticism following a court decision to release Saeed, underscoring the difficulties faced by Abbasi's government in dealing with extremist elements in Pakistan. The US had warned Islamabad that his release may damage bilateral relations.

Source: Times of India November 30, 2017 23:03 UTC