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Afghan govt blames ISI for Indian embassy attack

Pakistan denies involvement

AFP, AP, Kabul
The Afghan government said yesterday it had evidence that Pakistan's intelligence agency was behind an attack on the Indian embassy in Kabul that left 41 people dead.
"We believe firmly that there is a particular intelligence agency behind it," presidential spokesman Homayun Hamizada told reporters of Monday's blast.
He would not name the agency’ but said it was "very obvious" whom he was referring to.
A senior government official who did not want to be identified told AFP separately: "Pakistan was behind the attack on the Indian embassy."
Hamidzada said the attack was "designed outside Afghanistan and it was exported to Afghanistan" with the help of local collaborators.
"The sophistication of this attack and the kind of materials used and the specific targeting, everything has tne hallmark of a Particular intelligence agency that as conducted similar terrorist acts in Afghanistan in the past," he said.
Afghanistan regularly accuses circles in Pakistan, a long-time rival of India, of supporting the Taliban and other insurgents.
Pakistan rejects the accusation.
Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Tuesday denied his government was involved in Monday's attack, saying in Kuala Lumpur that it was not in Islamabad's interests to destabilise Afghanistan. “We want stability in the region. We ourselves are a victim of terrorism and extremism," said Gilani on the sidelines of a summit of eight developing Islamic nations. He did not elaborate.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood condemned the attack on Monday, but Gilani’s comment is the first high-level denial of involvement by the-govemment.
Also on Tuesday, Afghanistan summoned the charge d 'affair of the Pakistan Embassy to Afghanistan's Foreign Ministry over comments made by a former Pakistan member of parliament mentioning the need for jihad against US and Nato forces in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan often accuses Pakistani intelligence of supporting the Taliban insurgency, a charge denied by Islamabad.
The bodies of the four Indians killed in the attack were flown back home late Monday aboard an Indian military plane, said Gen. Ahmad Zia Aftali, the head of Kabul's main militaryhospital.
A security report to the Afghan cabinet on Monday also accused a foreign intelligence agency of involvement in the suicide attack, the deadliest in Kabul, which left nearly 150 wounded.
Two Indian diplomats and two Indian guards were among the 41 peoplekill ed.