The chief of global police agency Interpol met Indian officials on Saturday and pledged assistance in a probe into last month's attacks in Mumbai by gunmen who India insists came from Pakistan.Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble met Home Minister P Chidambaram and promised help in securing details of the 10 gunmen who attacked two luxury hotels, a rail station and a Jewish cultural centre on November 26 in Mumbai, officials said.
Noble told Chidambaram Interpol was comparing DNA profiles and other identifications of the attackers such as photographs and fingerprints with its global database of fugitives, Home Ministry officials said.
The Interpol chief also met the head of India's Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI).
"India and its CBI have much experience in using Interpol tools and services to track down terrorist fugitives," Noble said in a statement.
"India understands that it cannot be expected to find the answers to this incident without the support of the global law enforcement community, and we will help ensure that this happens," he added.