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Pak ex-NSA: India behind attack on Lanka team

Source: Times of India

New Delhi : India | 3 months ago

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Sri Lankan cricketers on March 3, former Pakistan national security advisor Mahmud Durrani chose to point fingers at India. Speaking to TOI, Durrani said, "There is an impression in Pakistan that what happened in Lahore with the Sri Lankan team was the work of RAW, India is responsible.

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