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Tangible action by Pakistan called for
Special Correspondent
Pranab says Islamabad must follow up on commitment
“No military solution possible in Sri Lanka”
NEW DELHI: External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday said he expected Islamabad to follow up on its commitment with “tangible action.”
India on Friday handed over to Pakistan more evidence regarding the Mumbai terror attacks.
“Words and commitments should be followed by tangible action,” Mr. Mukherjee told journalists here to a question whether he was satisfied with Pakistan’s handling of the investigation.
India had been demanding that Pakistan dismantle terror infrastructure on its soil, hand over fugitives under the Indian law and bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror strikes to justice, Mr. Mukherjee pointed out.
“It is not a question about objective satisfaction or dissatisfaction. It is a question of certain hard facts.”
Right from the beginning, during his conversation with his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Mr. Mukherjee had said India wanted the infrastructure available to terrorists in Pakistan dismantled.
“The evidence of dismantling of terror facilities should be shared not only with India but also with the international community.”
Special Correspondent
Pranab says Islamabad must follow up on commitment
“No military solution possible in Sri Lanka”
NEW DELHI: External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday said he expected Islamabad to follow up on its commitment with “tangible action.”
India on Friday handed over to Pakistan more evidence regarding the Mumbai terror attacks.
“Words and commitments should be followed by tangible action,” Mr. Mukherjee told journalists here to a question whether he was satisfied with Pakistan’s handling of the investigation.
India had been demanding that Pakistan dismantle terror infrastructure on its soil, hand over fugitives under the Indian law and bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror strikes to justice, Mr. Mukherjee pointed out.
“It is not a question about objective satisfaction or dissatisfaction. It is a question of certain hard facts.”
Right from the beginning, during his conversation with his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Mr. Mukherjee had said India wanted the infrastructure available to terrorists in Pakistan dismantled.
“The evidence of dismantling of terror facilities should be shared not only with India but also with the international community.”