| India has given proof of Lashkar-e-Tayyaba's (LT) involvement in last month's Mumbai terrorist attacks to Pakistan and Islamabad must now take action, acting Indian high commissioner Manpreet Vohra said on Monday. Talking to reporters after a seminar, he said November 26 was a 'black day' for India, saying New Delhi had also suffered a huge economic setback because of the Mumbai carnage. India had 'substantial evidence' of the involvement of Pakistani elements including the LT in the attacks, Vohra said, but also added that India wanted peaceful and cordial ties with Pakistan. "We don't want war with Pakistan, because war will put the future of both the countries at stake," he said. Vohra said India condemned terrorism no matter where it occurred -- "India, Pakistan or anywhere else in the world" -- and urged the Pakistani government to take note of "anti-state elements" disrupting peacez. To a question, he said India hoped to revive trade ties with Pakistan and possibly sign a Free Trade Agreement, but "at the moment we are not sure about it". |