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News Desk , The Nation
India has been asking Pakistan to take serious action against militants allegedly invovled in the Mumbai assault last November, in which 166 people were killed. India is also insisting Pakistan to prosecute Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, the founder of the Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group that India claims is the mastermind of the Mumbai attacks.
PAKISTAN will send a response to India on its latest dossier on Mumbai attacks during the next week. This was revealed in a meeting on Saturday chaired by Interior Minister Rehman Malik to review the progress in the investigation of the Mumbai attacks. The meeting expressed satisfaction over the progress made in the Investigation so far. It also reviewed the latest information recently supplied by India.
India has been asking Pakistan to take serious action against militants allegedly invovled in the Mumbai assault last November, in which 166 people were killed. India is also insisting Pakistan to prosecute Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, the founder of the Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group that India claims is the mastermind of the Mumbai attacks.
Saeed was arrested in Pakistan in December last year. However, in June, a court released him citing lack of evidence. Althoueh the Pakistani government has
lodged an appeal with the Supreme Court for his re-arrest, the case is still pending.
Pakistan so far has acknowledged the Mumbai carnage was partly plotted and launched from its soil and has initiated trials of several suspects. In the meeting, Interior Minister directed that due process of law be completed efficiently and transparently so as to ensure that all the culprits involved are brought to Justice.
Sources in the ministry revealed that during the meeting overall investigations being carried out by Pakistani intelligence agencies were reviewed while different aspects of the latest Indian dossier also came under discussion.
During the meeting, source said that Rehman Malik also asked Pakistani High Commissioner to India Shahid Malik to inform Indian authorities about the reservations of the Pakistani government as well as its people regarding tire Samjhota Express incident.
Shahid Malik further informed the
meeting about the Indian authorities' concerns over the Mumbai carnage.
He said the Indian government wants to get the investigation completed bypassing the normal procedure. They are expecting from Pakistan that it should give extraordinary attention to the investigation.
Source said that the Minister of State for Law and Justice briefed the Interior Minister about the legal position of the case as well as the validity of the evidences provided in the dossier.
DG F1A apprised the Interior Minister and other participants of the meeting about the latest investigations that had been done following the information provided in the Indian Dossier. He said that FIA has prioritised the Mumbai carnage case and is working with full commitment to arrest those involved in the attacks in one way or another.
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