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India to share Mumbai attack evidence once probe ends

PTI, New Delhi
Voicing scepticism over Pakistan acting decisively against terrorists operating from its soil, Pranab Mukherjee has said such elements have been "let off " in the past after some initial action.
"Therefore we shall have to see whether these (actions by Pakistan) arc taken to their logical conclusion," he said, asking Islamabad to ensure that die terror Infrastructure is dismantled completely.
Reacting to Islamabad's demand for evidence of the involvement of the Pakistan-based elements in the Mumbai attacks, Mukherjee said India was ready to do so but not at this juncture when investigations were yet to be concluded.
"We can make available whatever evidences we have. In this case, we are also investigating, we have not come to any conclusion. Therefore at this junc-
ture, perhaps, it would be premature to share the evidences," Mukherjee told a newschannel.
He refused to comment on the current crackdown on terror groups in Pakistan, while noting that similar actions took place in the aftermath of the attack on Parliament in 2001.
"Almost similar actions were taken at the initial stage when the international pressure was mounted. After that it was let off," he said, adding that he was "waiting to see' that these steps are pursued seriously.
I am waiting to sec ... the infrastructure facilities available to terrorists are totally dismantled and the outlawed and banned organisations do not reappear in their new name with the new signboards but with thesameoldfaces."
His remarks follow Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's statement in
Parliament on Thursday that the international community has to be galvanised into "dealing sternly and effectively with the epicentre of terrorism, which is located in Pakistan."
Mukherjee said the "non-state actors" Pakistan has been referring to as behind the terror attacks "live and function" within the territory of that country
"That is why, repeatedly, I said elements from Pakistan. That is a phrase I have used meticulously. I would not like ■< to be more specific unless definitive conclusion is arrived at by the investigating agencies,* he said.
'The minister's comments come amid a crackdown launched by Pakistan against the Jamaat-ud Dawa, the front organisation of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) blamed for the Mumbai attacks, after the UN Security Council designated the outfit as a terrorist group.