Islamabad/ New Delhi, Jan 18: Finally acknowledging India's 26/11 dossier on Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan Prime Minister's advisor on Interior Affairs Rehman Malik said it contained "leads and good clues" of the involvement of Pakistani elements in the disastrous Mumbai attacks.
Malik said that the three-member counter-terror team has been asked to complete the probe in 10 days.
He conveyed that Pakistan wished a "cooperative engagement" with India as war is no solution to the problem of terrorism, which is a global phenomenon.
He further informed that no case regarding the Mumbai attacks has been registered in Pakistan so far, and if an immediate proof is available on record, it will be converted into a criminal case. He, however, made it clear that the probation is not time bound, saying it would depend on the judiciary.
Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the Interior Ministry is examining India's dossier that was handed over to Pakistan on 5 January. He agreed with Malik's idea of "cooperative engagement" and assured a first-hand report of the probe results. (ANI)
Malik said that the three-member counter-terror team has been asked to complete the probe in 10 days.
He conveyed that Pakistan wished a "cooperative engagement" with India as war is no solution to the problem of terrorism, which is a global phenomenon.
He further informed that no case regarding the Mumbai attacks has been registered in Pakistan so far, and if an immediate proof is available on record, it will be converted into a criminal case. He, however, made it clear that the probation is not time bound, saying it would depend on the judiciary.
Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the Interior Ministry is examining India's dossier that was handed over to Pakistan on 5 January. He agreed with Malik's idea of "cooperative engagement" and assured a first-hand report of the probe results. (ANI)
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