| A dossier on the Mumbai attacks, given by Islamabad to New Delhi may convince India that it is dealing with a reformed neighbour and that there is a need to change the rules of engagement. A report in Hindustan Times assessed that Pakistan unequivocally admitted in the 36-page document that the attacks were "planned, funded and facilitated" in its territory by activists of Lashkar-e-Tayyaba. The dossier said the investigators "unanimously agreed that substantial incriminating evidence was available on the record directly connecting the accused with the commission of the offence", according to the newspaper. Pakistan had initially denied its citizens had carried out the attacks or that they were planned on its soil. It had even denied Ajmal Kasab, the sole surviving 26/11 terrorist, was a Pakistani. |