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"The incident at JNU has received support from Hafiz Saeed. This is a truth that the nation needs to understand," Singh said, adding, "What has happened is very
unfortunate." "Never should have something been done which puts a question mark over the country's sovereignty and integrity. On such occasions, the entire country should be
speaking in one voice. I would also appeal all political parties not to view such episodes through the prism of political gains and losses," Singh told repor Responding to questions on
the arrest of JNU Student's Union president Kanhaiya Kumar and allegations that he may have been falsely implicated, the Home Minister said, "We should allow the investigation to
take place unhindered. The police must have acted on the basis of some evidence." His comments came two days after a series of tweets, by an account called Hafeez Saeed JUD, had
appeared under a hashtag asking Pakistanis to support the agitation in JNU. As soon as the HM made the statement, many on social media, including Congress supporters asked if the statement
was based on the tweet. Many pointed out the JuD chief was not on Twitter and his account had been suspended in 2010.