| India and Pakistan on Friday exchanged names of terrorists each claims is hiding in the other country, and decided to make the joint anti-terrorism mechanism a continuous process. A statement issued after a daylong meeting of the mechanism said "information on issues of mutual concern, including the bombing of the Indian embassy in Kabul, was exchanged". It said the meeting was held in a positive and constructive atmosphere. Both sides agreed to collectively combat terrorism by exchanging information regarding terror acts in each country. An Indian official claimed 'sensitive evidence' on involvement of some elements of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), if not that of the agency itself, in the July 7 bombing of the Indian embassy was shared with Pakistan. While refuting the charge, Pakistan promised to continue an independent investigation into the incident. |