India will give Islamabad evidence that Pakistan's spy agency planned the Mumbai train bombings in July which killed more than 200 people, India's foreign secretary said Sunday. Indian police alleged a day earlier that Pakistan's Directorate of Inter Services Intelligence, or ISI, was behind the bombings, India's economic and entertainment center. Pakistan immediately denied the claims and demanded evidence. "This (evidence) is something that we will certainly take up with the government of Pakistan," said India's new foreign secretary, Shiv Shankar Menon. "We will judge them (Pakistan) not by their verbal actions, but what they actually do," said Menon, whose previously served as India's ambassador to Pakistan.
India's main Hindu nationalist opposition, the Bharatiya Janata Party, called on the government to sever ties with Islamabad. Pakistan's ambassador to India "should be immediately summoned and categorically told that India will reconsider continuation of diplomatic relations with Pakistan," BJP president Rajnath Singh told reporters.