Speaking to reporters in Multan, Gilani said that Pakistan was ready to cooperate with India to resolve all issues, adding that his country will not allow the terrorists to use its soil for nefarious designs.

Although Saeed is not charged by the Pakistan authorities in connection with Mumbai attack but it is being speculated that terrorism related charges are likely to be slapped to keep him under detention for a longer period.

The JuD chief has been put under house arrest since yesterday. Two complaints have been registered against him by the Faislabad police pertaining to collection of charity for a banned organisation as well as inciting people in the name of Jihad.

It is in connection with these two FIRs that police in Lahore acted tough on the JuD chief and restricted his movements in Lahore.