Mohammad Naved Yakub, three other terrorists were seen off by top LeT men at LoC

NEW DELHI: The Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) commanders for North and South Kashmir arrived in a car from Islamabad on May 25 at a mosque in PoK to see off Naveed and three other LeT terrorists before they came to India.
Such explosive details figure in a 39-page dossier prepared on Naveed by India which was to be handed over at the NSA-level talks that were subsequently cancelled.
“On May 25, Sajid, aged about 45 years, LeT operations commander for South Kashmir, and Hanzla Asnan, the LeT commander for North Kashmir along with Noman, a resident of Bahawalpur (terrorist killed in Udhampur attack) arrived in a car from Islamabad at Halen Det Mosque, Forward Kathua, PoK,” the dossier says.
It adds that Noman was the “leader of the group” of terrorists who sneaked into India.
It adds that Naveed had arrived at this mosque in a LeT supply vehicle along with 4 other terrorists — Mohammad Bhai, Mouvaz, Abu Ali and Ahmed on May 21 straight after completing their 'Daura-e-Lashkar' training of four months at Aksa Maskar camp in Muzzafarabad.
The LeT commanders handed over the following equipment each to the four terrorists, as per the dossier — an E-Trax GPS device, a wireless set, a compass, a printed map on flex sheet, an AK-47 with six magazines, two hand grenades, a digital watch, a black-coloured track suit, a pair of shoes and Rs 50,000.
It adds that Noman, Naveed, Abu Ukasha and Mohd Bhai started from Halen Det mosque on May 27 and entered India on June 2.
The dossier adds that one Maulvi Bashir of Jamil Park in Ghulam Mohammad Abad in Faisalabad who owns a cloth printing workshop (his mobile number has been mentioned) motivated Naveed to join LeT and had dropped him at Markaz-e-Khyber in Nishtabad in Faisalabad from where one Abdullah Sultan took him to the terror camps on all three occasions, from 2011 to 2015 when Naveed had done the LeT training.