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Pak media says that "Ajmal Kasab kidnapped from Nepal before 2006: lawyer" and I was wondering why Zardari keeps on saying that Mumbai attackers were not Pakistanis. Should we say that the story making machine in Pak is in top gear?

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https://www.thenews.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=18958

Originally posted by: SolidSnake

Who cares about these Islamic theocracies, bas humein oil chahiye aur uska payment hum karte hain...unlike our great neighbour free mein to nahi maangte/lete. 😆

About international press...why should MMS or any other leader should run after them? No need to give any high level access to them...humare officials information share karte rehte hain press ke saath, yeh sahi tareeka hai. In any case most of the experts appearing on international channels, writing in papers agree with our position. Zardari may give 1000 interviews to CNN/BBC but people know the credibility of his country.

You have a great point solid snake👏👏 Let them shout as mush as they want too.....zor zor se chillaane se baat sach nahin ho jaati😃

Nawaz Sharif acknowledges that Qasab is from Pakistan:

https://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/mumbaiterrorstrike/Story.aspx?ID=NEWEN20080077086&type=News

Challenging President Asif Ali Zardari's assertion that there was no proof that the arrested Mumbai attacker hailed from Pakistan's Punjab province, former premier Nawaz Sharif has said that the suspect's village was cordoned off and his parents were not allowed to meet anyone.

"I have checked myself. His (Ajmal Amir Iman alias Ajmal Qasab) house and village has been cordoned off by the security agencies. His parents are not allowed to meet anybody. I don't undertand why it has been done," Sharif, who hails from Punjab, said in an interview to Geo News channel.

"The people and media should be allowed to meet Iman's parents so that the truth could come out in the open," he said, adding, "We need some kind of introspection."

Zardari, who earlier acknowledged that the perpetrators of the Mumbai carnage could be 'non-state' actors from Pakistan, has now said there is still no "real evidence" that the terrorists who attacked Mumbai came from Pakistan.

"Have you seen any evidence to that effect. I have definitely not seen any real evidence to that effect," Zardari told BBC in an interview earlier this week.

Pakistani security agencies and local officials in Faridkot have launched a cover-up since India made it public that Qasab belonged to the village in Punjab province and his father acknowledged to a Pakistani newspaper that the gunman captured in India was his son.

Sharif also slammed President Zardari's rule, saying the functioning of the current Pakistan People's Party-led government is making Pakistan look like a "failed state".

Pakistan presents the picture of a failed and ungovernable state due to the absence of the government's writ and the country urgently needs a new roadmap to pull it out of the problems it is currently facing, he said.

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Source --> https://dawn.com/2008/12/26/top3.htm

Three Indian nationals arrested in Lahore

By Muhammad Faisal Ali

LAHORE, Dec 25: Law-enforcement agencies claimed on Thursday to have arrested three Indian nationals, two of them brothers, in the city on information provided by detained Indian spy Satish Anand Shukla, who was arrested from a place near the Bahawalpur House after a blast in the area on Wednesday.

Police sources told Dawn that three Indian nationals, identified as Ram Kumar, Ram Chandar and Prakash, had been arrested from the Shafeeqabad area early in the morning. Some arms, a camera and maps were found in their possession.

The sources said that Shukla and the other three Indians were involved in Wednesday's bomb blast, adding that information received from them during interrogation might lead to more people and their connection with the neighbouring country.

The chain of Indian spies could be long and linked to local people, they said. A highly-placed source said that concentration of Hindus in the Walled City had come to light after a visit of Satish to Androon Lohari Gate.

Meanwhile, a police official told Dawn that a driver of the Punjab Fisheries Department, who had been questioned in connection with the Lahore bomb blast, was still in custody, but he had not provided any useful information.

He said police were now waiting for the outcome of interrogation of the detained Indians for information about the blast and their future subversion plans.

He said investigators had found a cell-phone at a place not far from the blast site. The phone which can be operated by remote control has been handed over to the Special Investigation Group (SIG) of the Federal Investigation Agency for forensic analysis.

"The presence of a remote-control cell-phone suggests that the people who had parked the explosives-laden vehicle had used the phone to detonate the explosives," he said.

He said investigators had also found a used phone card in the wreckage of the vehicle which would be of help in tracing the network of saboteurs.

Source --> https://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/We-carried-out-Lahore-blasts-not-India-Pak-group/403144/
We carried out Lahore blasts, not India: Pak group

Islamabad A hitherto unheard of pro-Taliban group called 'Ansar Wa Mohajir' has claimed responsibility for Wednesday's car bomb attack in Lahore, for which four alleged Indian nationals have reportedly been arrested by Pakistani authorities.
A man identifying himself as Toofan Wazir, the commander and spokesman of the group, phoned 'The News' daily from somewhere in North Waziristan to claim responsibility for the blast in Lahore and earlier rocket attacks on Dera Ismail Khan city.

Wazir threatened more attacks against security forces and government installations to avenge two recent US missile strikes in North Waziristan in which several militants from Punjab province were killed.

The report said it appeared "obvious that he (Wazir) and his men are pro-Taliban and part of the Pakistani Taliban".

Media reports have said that hours after Wednesday's car bomb attack, intelligence and security agencies in Lahore arrested an alleged Indian national identified as either Satish Anand Shukla or Satish Anand Sharma. The man, who purportedly worked in the Indian High Commission in London, belonged to Kolkata, the reports said.

'Geo News' channel subsequently reported that intelligence agencies had on Thursday arrested three more alleged Indian nationals on the basis of information provided by the first man who was nabbed. A camera and a pistol were reportedly found in their possession.

Police officials in Lahore have not confirmed the arrest of the alleged Indian nationals and there has been no official word on the matter. The Indian High Commission here has also not been informed about these arrests by Pakistani authorities.

To each their own😉

well for one pakistan is not a democratic state like india is.

Has anyone heard the saying- ulta chor kotwaal ko daante?? That's what the Pak Govt is doing right now

Originally posted by: bheegi

Has anyone heard the saying- ulta chor kotwaal ko daante?? That's what the Pak Govt is doing right now