A Pakistani cleric has claimed that 10,000 youths were sent to Kashmir in connection with Hafiz Saeed, the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba. The allegation, made during a public statement, has drawn attention because Saeed remains a controversial figure accused by India and the United States of supporting militancy. The claim could not be independently verified from available details. It has nevertheless renewed debate over recruitment, cross-border militancy and religious influence in Pakistan. Authorities have not confirmed the figure or provided evidence.
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