Six more prosecution witnesses, including revenue officials, testified against Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed and his close aides for their involvement in terror financing before an anti-terrorism court in Pakistan, a court official said on Wednesday.

“Some six more prosecution witnesses, including officials of the Punjab Government Revenue Department, testified against Saeed and three other suspects in terror financing case before the anti-terrorism court on Tuesday and Wednesday,” the official said.He said the revenue officials also submitted the record of the Jamaat-ud-Dawah centres, seminaries and mosques in Lahore.

The anti-terrorism court Lahore indicted Saeed and his close aides Hafiz Abdul Salam, Muhammad Ashraf and Zafar Iqbal on terror financing charges on December 11.

The Counter Terrorism Department of Punjab police also produced witnesses against Saeed and others who told the court about their collections of funds for terror financing.