The JuD head, who carries a bounty of $10 million announced by the US +Saeed's release would invite strong criticism from India and the US. "Saeed said he was detained when he announced a month of solidarity for Kashmiris this January. "We are happy to see our leader free," a JuD spokesman Ahmad Nadim told PTI. He said after his release Saeed thanked to his supporters gathered outside his house. However, the last two extensions were made on the 'public safety law'.The board refused to give further extension to the detention of Saeed's aides.

Source: Times of India November 23, 2017 21:51 UTC