<p>Outlawed Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed today launched a 'new movement' for creating unity in Pakistan and implementing Sharia laws in the troubled country.</p>.<p><br />Speaking at a large gathering at a ground near his banned outfit's headquarters in Chauburji here, 65-year-old Saeed said implementing Islamic Sharia in the country would be one of the prime objectives of the new movement.<br /><br />"JuD activists will go to every nook and corner of the country to carry the message of unity. JuD will hold conferences across the country and (Pakistan-occupied) Kashmir to mobilise the masses to join the cause of the JuD," he said.<br /><br />The founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba believes that Bangladesh may rejoin Pakistan if Sharia is implemented in the country.<br /><br />"The implementation of the Sharia will make Pakistan a model state attracting even Bangladesh (former East Pakistan) to rejoin Pakistan," said Saeed, who roams around freely in Pakistan despite being a designated terrorist.<br /><br />Tightening its noose around Lashkar-e-Taiba, the US in June last year added its affiliates, including the JuD, to its list of designated terror organisations.</p>
<p>Outlawed Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed today launched a 'new movement' for creating unity in Pakistan and implementing Sharia laws in the troubled country.</p>.<p><br />Speaking at a large gathering at a ground near his banned outfit's headquarters in Chauburji here, 65-year-old Saeed said implementing Islamic Sharia in the country would be one of the prime objectives of the new movement.<br /><br />"JuD activists will go to every nook and corner of the country to carry the message of unity. JuD will hold conferences across the country and (Pakistan-occupied) Kashmir to mobilise the masses to join the cause of the JuD," he said.<br /><br />The founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba believes that Bangladesh may rejoin Pakistan if Sharia is implemented in the country.<br /><br />"The implementation of the Sharia will make Pakistan a model state attracting even Bangladesh (former East Pakistan) to rejoin Pakistan," said Saeed, who roams around freely in Pakistan despite being a designated terrorist.<br /><br />Tightening its noose around Lashkar-e-Taiba, the US in June last year added its affiliates, including the JuD, to its list of designated terror organisations.</p>