Lashkar co-founder Amir Hamza injured in accident at home in Lahore, hospitalised

Amir Hamza, who belongs to the terror outfit which is banned in India, is undergoing treatment after he was escorted to the hospital under the security cover of the ISI (Pakistan's spy agency) following an accident at his home, reported India Today. Details of his injuries and the incident are still unknown.

Amir Hamza, one of 17 founders of the LeT, has been designated as a global terrorist by the United States Treasury Department in 2012. Further, he is known to have played a crucial role in fundraising, recruiting and releasing detained militants.

The 66-year-old's death comes soon after Abu Saifulla, another high ranking Lashkar operative, was killed by unidentified gunmen in the country mere days ago.