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Pakistan Owen Bennet-Jones tells host Noah Adams that one of three Kashmiri militants released by India after the hijacking of a passenger plane appeared today in Karachi, Pakistan. Some 10-thousand supporters gathered at a park in the center of the city to listen to Maulana Masood Azhar call for the liberation of Indian-ruled Kashmir. He told the crowd that Muslims should not rest in peace until they have destroyed America and India. The whereabouts of the other two men released to gain the freedom of 155 hostages has not been determined. Pakistan has said it would not allow the hijackers to enter its territory. The militant who spoke today said the hijackers have returned to Kashmir.

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Owen Bennet-Jones tells host Noah Adams that one of three Kashmiri militants released by India after the hijacking of a passenger plane appeared today in Karachi, Pakistan. Some 10-thousand supporters gathered at a park in the center of the city to listen to Maulana Masood Azhar call for the liberation of Indian-ruled Kashmir. He told the crowd that Muslims should not rest in peace until they have destroyed America and India. The whereabouts of the other two men released to gain the freedom of 155 hostages has not been determined. Pakistan has said it would not allow the hijackers to enter its territory. The militant who spoke today said the hijackers have returned to Kashmir.