Mumbai terror attacks evidence given to Pakistan

by Sanjay Jha | January 4, 2009 at 10:02 pm
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Six weeks after the terror attacks in Mumbai, Indian authorities have handed over the crucial evidence involving Pakistani involvement in Mumbai terror attacks to Pakistan.

Announcing this decision Indian Foreign minister Pranab Mukherjee said that India has handed over evidence on the Mumbai attacks to Pakistan on Monday, and it expected a prompt investigation.

India has handed over evidence to Pakistan linking the Mumbai attacks to "elements" in that country, Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee says.

Gunmen stormed multiple locations in Mumbai (Bombay) in November. At least 173 people died in the attacks.

Pakistan must act on the evidence and implement the bilateral commitments it has made to India, Mr Mukherjee said.

In the past, Pakistan has accused India of blaming it for militant attacks without giving any proof.

India again blamed Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) for the attacks.

LeT and the Pakistani government have denied any involvement.

Last month, Mr Mukherjee described militant groups in Pakistan as "the greatest danger to peace and security in the entire world".

He accused Islamabad of "denial" and "shifting the blame" for the deadly Mumbai attacks.

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Paschen

That is very possible, however, one should not draw the conclusion that Pakistan is responsible nor that there may be a conspiracy off sorts.

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RAO

its not much evidences to prove that pakistan is responsibale for this attacks.

any muslim cant do this caz  in islam who kill the one innocent man ,,,,,who kill the all mankind ,plz stop blaming on pakistan with out any prove

thanksss

rao

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