In order to justify her remarks, the official further raised certain questions to expose Pakistan fabricated lies and deception to malign India. "In which country were the perpetrators of 9/11 and 26/11 discovered?," the official asked the gathering.
Similar sentiments were echoed by another defence Expert Qamar Agha who said that Hamza was emerging as the new al-Qaeda leader and was being groomed as a "very important strategic asset" of the Pakistani military establishment.
United States President Donald Trump confirmed that Hamza bin Laden, was killed in an American counter-terrorism operation in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region.
Meanwhile, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has given a stern message to Pakistan to "swiftly" complete its action plan to curb terror financing by October or face consequences by getting itself blacklisted, which could pose problems to the country's already stagnant economy.
Hamza bin Laden is believed to have made his last public appearance in 2018. He was regarded as the potential successor to Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri. The State Department had designated him as a "Specially Designated Global Terrorist" in January 2017.
The move came a day after the United States on Thursday offered US $1 million reward for information on slain terrorist Osama bin Laden son's Hamza bin Laden.
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