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| Indian newspaper publishes 'dossier of Mumbai evidence' |
| 2009-01-12 |
| An Indian newspaper has posted on its website the 69-page so-called dossier given to Pakistan containing 'evidence that links elements in Pakistan to the Mumbai terror attacks'. The Hindu post -- spread over three sections of the newspaper's site -- carries the material that emerged during the investigation into the Mumbai attacks. The first section of 21 pages contains details of the dates and locations of the attacks, the number of casualties and the names of the people who lost their lives. The section begins with a description of Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman; his village in Pakistan and his statement on his 'training at Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LT) camps in Pakistan'. The 10-member group that Ajmal was part of was "closely monitored by senior members of LT", it says, and goes on to give the names of the nine attackers killed by Indian security forces. The first section also includes details of the terrorists' alleged journey to Mumbai from Karachi. The second section -- containing satellite pictures -- includes details of the route to Mumbai and the planned route of return after the attack. Some handwritten scripts and pictures are also part of the second section. The last section elaborates Pakistan's response to the attacks. It ends with telling Pakistan what it should do: "Hand over the conspirators to face justice in India ... dismantle infrastructure of terrorism. Prevent terrorist attacks from Pakistan. Adhere to and implement bilateral, multilateral and international obligations." |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #1 PAKISTANI DEFENCE FORUM/TOPIX > INDIA READY TO BREAK OFF TIES [read, mostly Economic - State Cooper, Business, Transportation, Tourism] WID PAKISTAN OVER LACK OF HELP IN MUMBAI INQUIRY. |
| Posted by: JosephMendiola 2009-01-12 21:31 |