Pakistan receives evidences Mumbai attack

By: munaeem

Karāchi : Pakistan | 10 months ago

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Pakistan’s Foreign office has confirmed that it has received evidence from India. The foreign office spokesman says that the material has been handed over to the concerned authorities who are examining them.

Indian Foreign Secretary Shiv Shankar Menon says that India expects a prompt investigation.

Nothing will happen. Materials supplies by Indian authorities are not enough to prosecute terrorists. No judge will punish them on the basis of phone records.

Let us wait for the Pakistani response.

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