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| India asked to provide missing 26/11 info |
| 2009-04-14 |
| The information provided by Indian authorities regarding last year's Mumbai terrorist attacks is incomplete and Islamabad has asked New Delhi to provide the missing information for the successful prosecution of the culprits, Interior Adviser Rehman Malik said on Monday. "We had sent 32 questions to India on the Mumbai attacks and India sent its response on March 13... We sent it to the investigation team for evaluation. Based on the reservations shown by the Pakistani investigators, we have written to the Indian high commissioner and gave him a briefing on what is missing and what is not provided," Malik told a press conference. "Pakistan has asked India to provide an attested copy of the judicial statement of Ajmal Kasab," he said. "We have sought a copy of statement of ATS chief investigator Karkre on the Samjotha Express incident, we have asked Indian authorities to provide details of the SIM cards, the GPRS system, the credentials of those Indian arrested in connection with the attacks, the report on Kasab's DNA and a copy of charge sheet against the culprits," Malik said. It's stonewalling, says India The information India has provided to Pakistan regarding last year's Mumbai terrorist attacks is "adequate for them to take tangible action", Indian Minister of State for External Affairs Anand Sharma told the CNN-IBN TV news channel in New Delhi. But action from Pakistan "has not come so far", Sharma said. |
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