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26/11: Home secretary wants to send NIA team to Pak
Union Home Secretary RK Singh wants a team of NIA to visit Pakistan to examine the evidence collected with regards to Mumbai terror attack case.
Zeenews Bureau
New Delhi: Union Home Secretary RK Singh wants a team of National Investigation Agency (NIA) to visit Pakistan to examine the evidence collected with regards to Mumbai terror attack case. In a letter to Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai, Singh seems to be irked over Pakistan`s failure to punish those involved in 2008 Mumbai terror attack. India also wants the NIA team to meet the witnesses of the 26/11 case in which LeT commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and six others are the prime accused. The case is being heard by a special court in Rawalpindi`s high-security Adiala jail.
New Delhi: Union Home Secretary RK Singh wants a team of National Investigation Agency (NIA) to visit Pakistan to examine the evidence collected with regards to Mumbai terror attack case. In a letter to Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai, Singh seems to be irked over Pakistan`s failure to punish those involved in 2008 Mumbai terror attack. India also wants the NIA team to meet the witnesses of the 26/11 case in which LeT commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and six others are the prime accused. The case is being heard by a special court in Rawalpindi`s high-security Adiala jail.