Pakistan has written a letter to Afghanistan for the arrest of Maulana Masood Azhar, chief of banned Jaish-e-Mohammad.

Sources said that Maulana Masood Azhar is probably present in Nangarhar and Kanhar areas, Afghanistan.

Pakistan demanded Afghanistan to inform her about his search and arrest.

The sources added that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had penned down the letter to the neighbour country about the Maulana.

However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs refrained from commenting on the issue, terming it as sensitive.

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Pakistan maintains that Azhar is not present in Pakistan and likely to be in Afghanistan.