New Delhi: Days after External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's visit to Pakistan, India's most wanted terrorist and Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed has stated that New Delhi has failed to present any proof of his involvement in Mumbai terror attacks that claimed 166 lives.
In a video released on micro blogging site Twitter, he also said that India would never be able to establish his role in the attacks.
"Our government remained silent, but let me respond to Sushma Swaraj," he tweeted.
"India has failed to provide any evidence of Mumbai attacks, while on the other hand Modi has confessed for worst terrorism of 1971," he said in another Twitter post.
"They didn't say something, I will reply to Sushma. It is been seven years since Mumbai attacks. You might by no means prove something. You will be unable to prove something until judgement day," Saeed said in the video.
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It should be noted that, last week India and Pakistan had jointly agreed to a composite dialogue as well as expedite the trial of 26/11.
Saeed, who orchestrated the November, 2008, Mumbai terror attacks, roams around freely in Pakistan despite being a designated terrorist and has made many anti-India remarks and speeches.
Earlier, Saeed had slammed Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for holding a meeting with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in Paris.
