Hurriyat terror link nailed: Pakistan is funding unrest in the Valley
India Today Television | September 24, 2017
After days of grilling in the custody of Enforcement Directorate, separatist leader Shabir Shah admitted that he had links with Hawala operators in Pakistan.
The operators were laundering money to fund militancy in Jammu and Kashmir.
According to ED, Shabbir Shah would pay a 3 per cent commission to Pakistan hawala operators.
Incidentally, website of Shah's political party is registered to Peshawar in Pakistan.
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