Pakistan sends 20000 troops to Indian frontier
Pakistan moved thousands of troops away from its border with Afghanistan towards its Indian frontier yesterday, marking a big increase in tensions between the nuclear-armed neigh-bours after the Mumbai terror attacks. Times Online
Interpol ‘not given Mumbai data’
The global police agency Interpol says India has not shared any information with it about last month’s deadly attacks in Mumbai (Bombay). more
India Gives Pakistan Letter from Gunman
NEW DELHI – India on Monday gave Pakistan what it called proof of Pakistani involvement in last month’s terror attacks in Mumbai, building public pressure on its neighbor as the top American military commander arrived in Islamabad. more
India pressed to share Mumbai evidence with Pakistan
In the days after the deadly Mumbai attacks, India demanded that Pakistan crack down on militants, shutter charities linked to extremists and jail suspected plotters.
With a flurry of raids, Pakistan took many of those steps this week. Now it’s up to India to do what it likes least: share intelligence with its archrival about what it knows and how it knows it.
Keeping the alleged plotters in jail will require unprecedented investigative cooperation across a border mined with distrust and suspicion, and the onus has shifted to India.
Pakistani authorities say they will prosecute in their own courts anyone linked to the three-day siege in Mumbai that left 164 dead — they just need the proof.
“Our own investigations cannot proceed beyond a certain point without provision of credible information and evidence,” said Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi. more.
