United Nations, Dec. 5: Pakistan’s Ambassador to United Nations Abdullah Hussain Haroon has urged India not to widen the area of conflict between the two nations.
In a letter addressed to the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, Haroon hassuggested that US Secretary of State should be dispatched to the region to ease tension in the subcontinent which developed after the Mumbai terror attacks.
Ban-Ki-Moon has “no specific response” to a recent letter sent by Pakistan’s UN Ambassador Abdullah Hussain Haroon on last week’s terrorist attacks in Mumbai, said spokesperson to the UN Secretary-General Michele Montas.
Peshawar, Dec. 5 : At least 20 have been killed and more than 80 injured in a high intensity blast near Imam Bargah in Koocha Risaldar area of Peshawar today.
Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Hafeez Saeed has outright denied any role in the Mumbai terror attacks.
According to sources, Indian government has proof of the involvement of Pakistan's ISI in the terror attacks in Mumbai. Sources in Delhi said that the names of trainers and places where scrupulous training took place of the terrorists that killed 183 people during a 60-hour siege Mumbai are known to the government.
Islamabad, Dec. 5 : In the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks in Mumbai, there is a view in one Pakistani daily that Islamabad is a clear victim of pre-emptive hype, and that the US and India are hand-in-glove about arriving at a unilateral solution that could “balkanize” the country further.
Muridke (Pakistan), Dec. 5 : A Pakistani terrorist group blamed for last week’s attack on Mumbai that killed nearly 200 people and injured nearly 300, opened its gates to outsiders and reporters on Thursday, but according to some reports, the visit by foreign and local journalists was carefully orchestrated, possibly by the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) itself.
