Those behind last week's bomb attacks on Indian commuter trains are enemies of joint Pakistan-India efforts to bury a history of hostile relations, CNN on Sunday quoted Pakistani Foreign Minister Khursheed Kasuri as saying.Kasuri, however, did not speculate on the identities or origins of any suspects in Tuesday's eight bomb blasts on commuter trains in Mumbai. The coordinated bombings killed 182 people and injured more than 800. "Well, one thing I know, that these people do not wish Pakistan and India's peace process well. They are the enemies of the peace process, and we condemn this unequivocally," Kasuri told CNN when asked who he thought was responsible for the attacks. In the interview, aired on Sunday night, Kasuri condemned the blasts as a "dastardly act." Some Indian officials have blamed the bombings on Islamic militants, which New Delhi alleges are aided by Pakistan, a charge Pakistan denies.