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Islamabad, Dec 3 : Pakistan will not hand over to India any terror suspects that New Delhi says it has, official sources said here today.

According to the Indian media reports, New Delhi has demanded that Islamabad hand over 20 suspected persons, including Dawood Ibrahim, the mastermind of the 1993 serial bomb blasts in Mumbai.

Others include Jamaat-ul-Dawah chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed and Jaish-e-Muhammad founder Maulana Masood Azhar, who was released by the Indian Government to save hostages seized in 1999.

New Delhi  - Indians planned massive protest rallies in main cities Wednesday to mark one week since the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 200 people in the financial hub of Mumbai, news reports said.

Amid growing public outrage over the audacious attacks, an evening rally was planned at the Gateway of India monument, near the iconic Taj Hotel that was partially destroyed by the terrorists, the NDTV network reported.

Islamabad  - Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari refused to extradite 20 suspects identified in India's list of wanted criminals, saying they would be tried in Pakistan if New Delhi provided hard evidence, media reports said Wednesday.

"I am definitely going to look into all the possibility of any proof that is given to us. At the moment, these are just names of individuals. No proof, no investigation, nothing has been brought forward," Zardari said on CNN's Larry King Live program Tuesday night.

If proof of criminal activity is provided, "we would try them in our courts, we would try them in our land, and we would sentence them," he added.

New Delhi, Dec. 3 : Kerala Chief Minister V S Achuthanandan has apologized to the family of slain commando Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan.

Under immense pressure from all the political parties and general public, Achuthanandan said “I deeply regret my comments.” “If my comments have hurt Major Unnikrishnan’s family, I’m sorry,” he added.

Cutting across party lines, all major political parties of the country had demanded anunconditional apology from Achuthanandan.

Earlier, Achuthanandan spoke before the Kerala Assembly, today, amidst immense pressure to take back his comments, he said that his comments were misinterpreted and he was quoted out of context.

Dhaka  - The defeated American presidential candidate Senator John McCain said Wednesday he hopes Pakistan will assist India in its probe into the Mumbai terror attacks that left 187 people dead last week.

"We expect soon the government of Pakistan will cooperate fully with transparency and efforts to track down and bring to justice the evil-doers and those behind this terrible tragedy and outrageous act of terrorism in Mumbai," McCain said in Dhaka.

Six American were killed in the brazen 60-hour attacks on key Mumbai landmarks.

"Lessons learned here is a compelling argument for all of us to work together," he said, wrapping up his 11-hour trip to Dhaka as part of a regional trip to Asia.