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Mumbai attack was India's intelligence failure: Gilani

CNN-IBN, Pll, New Delhi
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said 26/11 was India’s Intelli
• gcnce failure and blames the international community of playing favourites.
"If anybody thinks that Pakistan Is isolated then it is not true. We are not competing with India," he said.
"We want good relations with India," Gilani stated.
"The number of people who dead in Palestine are not less in comparison with Mumbai terror attack and the world should not resort to double standards. The world community should react neutrally. When an attack took place on the Mariott, where was the world?" he demanded to know.
"An intelligence failure of India is their internal matter. We don't want them to use the media to demoralise Pakistan. We have a highly professional army and there
is no need to be threatened," Gilani added.
Earlier the US has contended that die dossier given by India to Pakistan on the Mumbai attacks was "credible" but suggested that New Delhi should allow time to Islamabad to act on it.
US Ambassador to India David C Mulford said the dossier contains extensive inputs from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
"From what I have seen it is a very credible material. The FBI is cooperating in Mumbai It is information which tells and gives a very accurate account of what has happened," he told Karan Thapar's programme Devil's Advocate. Commenting on the Indo-US cooperation in this area, he said the dossier prepared by India extensively used material provided by the FBI. "As far as I see, It (FBI material) was used extensively because the
material was same."
Underlining the credible aspect of the dossier, he said, "As far as the FBI is concerned, they do not deal with non-credible material. It is a truly professional organisation supported by absolutely high-tech techniques" On the Mumbai attacks, Mulford said "there were handlers who were in touch with these people on the ground.
It is a serious problem. This act of terrorism came from Pakistan". When referred to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's view that 'official agencies' of Pakistan could have been involved in the terror strikes, tire Ambassador said "I think one needs to be very very careful about making those kinds of allegations unless you have very concrete evidence to that degree of specificity."
The US Ambassador said his country cannot get into "that kind of specificity unless there is some justification for it."