Pakistan blames India for sloppy 26/11 probe

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Pakistan blames India for sloppy 26/11 probe

Press Trust of India, Saturday July 11, 2009, Islamabad

Pakistan's interior minister Rahman Malik on Saturday claimed that delay in investigations into Mumbai attacks was "not because of us but because of India".

"Why India is not giving information? We have taken up the matter with Indian High Commission," he said.

India delayed handing over of material, there are also a number of inconsistencies, he added.

We must receive information on Samjhauta Express blast as Pakistani nationals were killed in the incident, Malik told reporters in Islamabad.

We have no doubt that local assistance was provided to Mumbai attackers, he claimed.

Pakistan is going to file chargesheet against five people arrested in connection with the Mumbai attacks.

"We completed probe in record 76 days," Malik claimed.

Trial of five suspects arrested by Pakistan will be held soon, Malik informed.

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