Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed-led Jamaat-<g data-gr-id="12">ud</g>-Dawa (JuD) and Afghanistan-based dreaded Haqqani network are not banned in Pakistan, according to an official list of 60 proscribed outfits.
However, the government has put the JuD on the list of groups being closely watched by the officials, which means that it can be banned if found guilty of promoting militancy.
JuD is listed as a terror outfit by the UN and its chief Hafiz Saeed has a $10 million US government bounty against him, but he moves freely across Pakistan.
The al-Qaeda-linked dreaded Haqqani network, blamed for several deadly attacks against Western and Indian interests in Afghanistan including the 2008 bombing of the Indian mission in Kabul, is also not on the list.
According to the list, there are 60 organisations banned by Pakistan for their involvement in militancy.