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Pakistan "must" punish perpetrators of the 26/11 attack as "enough evidence" had been shared with Islamabad, India said today, a day after a Rawalpindi court rejected the findings of a probe panel that visited Mumbai in March. "We certainly presented all the fact to Pakistan They must bring perpetrators to book We feel that there is enough evidence They should be taken in account and bring them (those...
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Pakistan "must" punish perpetrators of the 26/11 attack as "enough evidence" had been shared with Islamabad, India said Wednesday, a day after a Rawalpindi court rejected the findings of a probe panel that visited Mumbai in March."We certainly presented all the fact to Pakistan… They must bring perpetrators to book… We feel that there is enough evidence… They should be taken in account and bring them...
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ISLAMABAD - A Pakistani court trying seven suspects accused of masterminding the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks says the findings of a commission that visited India to gather evidence cannot be used....
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Unhappy over a Pakistani court’s ruling in the 26/11 case, India will press Pakistan once again not to cause further delay in bringing the 26/11 perpetrators to justice. Home secretary R.K. Singh on Tuesday maintained that the evidence collected by the Pakistani judicial commission which visited Mumbai is of “evidential value” to punish those involved in the worst-ever terrorist attack in the country.“Our...
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