MUMBAI: Pakistan today said it has asked
India to provide "more evidence" for the early completion of the Mumbai
attack trial in which LeT operations commander Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi and
six others are accused.
"Our foreign secretary has written to India's foreign secretary to provide more evidence so that Mumbai case trial is competed. The response from the Indian side is still awaited," Foreign Office Spokesman Nafees Zakaria said at a press briefing.
Zakaria, however, did not elaborate when exactly the letter was written.
India has been urging Pakistan to complete the trial in the 26/11 attack at the earliest. It has said that enough evidence has been shared with Islamabad to prosecute the accused.
However, Pakistani officials say India has not provided enough evidence needed to successfully complete the trial.
"Our foreign secretary has written to India's foreign secretary to provide more evidence so that Mumbai case trial is competed. The response from the Indian side is still awaited," Foreign Office Spokesman Nafees Zakaria said at a press briefing.
Zakaria, however, did not elaborate when exactly the letter was written.
India has been urging Pakistan to complete the trial in the 26/11 attack at the earliest. It has said that enough evidence has been shared with Islamabad to prosecute the accused.
However, Pakistani officials say India has not provided enough evidence needed to successfully complete the trial.
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