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43403
Fri, 01/30/2009 - 21:14
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Mumbai attacks not planned in Pak territory: Pak diplomat
London, Jan 30 (PTI) Pakistani territory was not used in
planning the Mumbai terror attacks, the country's envoy to
Britain Wahid Shamshul Hasan has claimed.
"Pakistan's territory was not used so far as we know, so
far as the investigators have made a conclusion. It could have
been some other place but not the UK as well," Hasan said
referring to the findings of Islamabad's probe on the Indian
dossier on the carnage.
To a question that people in India and some other parts
of the world will not believe the findings, he told NDTV,
"why are they not going to believe it if we say so and if we
say that we will give the facts that it (Pakistani territory)
was not used, it could be some other place".
He said, "We are not going to do any whitewashing
business. We believe in going after facts and will try to
satisfy India with whatever we find and our findings will be
acceptable to the world because we were not addressing only
Indian concerns".
The comments came as media reports in that country said
that the outcome of Islamabad's probe into the Indian dossier
was that Pakistani territory was not involved in planning the
carnage in India's financial capital.
Pakistan's Interior Ministry chief Rehman Malik yesterday
said that the preliminary report will be made public in "two
to three days". PTI AR
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planning the Mumbai terror attacks, the country's envoy to
Britain Wahid Shamshul Hasan has claimed.
"Pakistan's territory was not used so far as we know, so
far as the investigators have made a conclusion. It could have
been some other place but not the UK as well," Hasan said
referring to the findings of Islamabad's probe on the Indian
dossier on the carnage.
To a question that people in India and some other parts
of the world will not believe the findings, he told NDTV,
"why are they not going to believe it if we say so and if we
say that we will give the facts that it (Pakistani territory)
was not used, it could be some other place".
He said, "We are not going to do any whitewashing
business. We believe in going after facts and will try to
satisfy India with whatever we find and our findings will be
acceptable to the world because we were not addressing only
Indian concerns".
The comments came as media reports in that country said
that the outcome of Islamabad's probe into the Indian dossier
was that Pakistani territory was not involved in planning the
carnage in India's financial capital.
Pakistan's Interior Ministry chief Rehman Malik yesterday
said that the preliminary report will be made public in "two
to three days". PTI AR
RKM
NNNN