Banned terror organisation Jaish-e-Mohammed has opened “legitimate businesses” to raise funds so they could export terror to India. Based on assessment, top Indian and US intelligence officials said that the terror outfit invested in real estate since 2007. It also involved in production and distribution of consumer goods and commodity trading. According to the US state department, Jaish doesn’t keep money in banks now to avoid seizures. “These investments are known to ISI and the Pakistani military but they allow JeM to flourish as it suits their anti-India agenda,” said an officer, requesting anonymity.