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Proof That PM Modi Betrayed India On Pathankot, Say Congress And Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal and the Congress today said that their warnings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against allowing Pakistani investigators to visit the Pathankot Air Force base have proved justified.
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Pathankot Attack 'Staged By India', Pak Team Will Allegedly Say
In a move that could see India-Pakistan relations plummeting, a team of investigators from Islamabad who visited the Pathankot air force base is expected, according to a media report, to declare that the terror attack at the base was "a drama" staged by India "to malign Pakistan".
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Pak Says India Failed To Prove Pathankot Terrorists Were Pakistanis: Report
The team of Pakistani investigators, who visited India to probe the Pathankot attack, today said the Indian authorities failed to provide evidence to prove the air base was attacked by terrorists from Pakistan.
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Pathankot Attack: No Date Fixed Yet For Indian Probe Team's Pakistan Visit
The meeting between Indian and Pakistani investigators has been "positive" and the Pakistani side "has not contradicted" India's findings in the Pathankot airbase attack probe, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said today.
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Modi's Gamble By Allowing Pak Team Into Pathankot
What is the Modi government attempting? Is this latest manoeuvre part of an up-and-down Pakistan policy going back to its earliest days, in the summer of 2014? Is it consistent with a more recent approach, visible at least since the first week of December 2015? In either case, is it managing to communicate its thinking to a domestic constituency? A...
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Don't Need Certificate From Conspirators: AAP On Pak Probe Team's Visit
Terming the visit of Pakistan's Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to probe Pathankot terror attack as "disgusting", senior AAP leader Gurpreet Ghuggi on Tuesday said the country does not need a "certificate" from its neighbours on the authenticity of the probe conducted by Indian investigation agencies.
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Probe Team's Pathankot Visit: Omar Abdullah Expects Pak To Control Terrorism
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said only time will tell whether the visit of Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to Pathankot will benefit India or not, but expected Pakistan to take steps to control terrorism.
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Wrong To Allow Pak Team To Probe Pathankot Attack: Shiv Sena Leader
Terming the decision to allow a Pakistani team to investigate the terror attack at Pathankot air base as "wrong", Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut today said an Indian team needs to be sent to the neighbouring country to probe those behind the terror strikes.
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Pak Probe Team 'Retraces' Route Of Pathankot Terrorists: 10 Developments
Five Pakistani officials were given a restricted tour of the Pathankot air base today as part of their investigation into the January terror attack in which seven military personnel were killed. Activists of the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) protested outside the airbase as they arrived in a bus.
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Pathankot: Pak Team Begins Meetings Amid Protests Over Their Visit
A Pakistani team visiting India to inquire into the Pathankot terror attack is meeting with National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials in Delhi today.
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Proof That PM Modi Betrayed India On Pathankot, Say Congress And Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal and the Congress today said that their warnings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against allowing Pakistani investigators to visit the Pathankot Air Force base have proved justified.
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Pathankot Attack 'Staged By India', Pak Team Will Allegedly Say
In a move that could see India-Pakistan relations plummeting, a team of investigators from Islamabad who visited the Pathankot air force base is expected, according to a media report, to declare that the terror attack at the base was "a drama" staged by India "to malign Pakistan".
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Pak Says India Failed To Prove Pathankot Terrorists Were Pakistanis: Report
The team of Pakistani investigators, who visited India to probe the Pathankot attack, today said the Indian authorities failed to provide evidence to prove the air base was attacked by terrorists from Pakistan.
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Pathankot Attack: No Date Fixed Yet For Indian Probe Team's Pakistan Visit
The meeting between Indian and Pakistani investigators has been "positive" and the Pakistani side "has not contradicted" India's findings in the Pathankot airbase attack probe, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said today.
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Modi's Gamble By Allowing Pak Team Into Pathankot
What is the Modi government attempting? Is this latest manoeuvre part of an up-and-down Pakistan policy going back to its earliest days, in the summer of 2014? Is it consistent with a more recent approach, visible at least since the first week of December 2015? In either case, is it managing to communicate its thinking to a domestic constituency? A...
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Don't Need Certificate From Conspirators: AAP On Pak Probe Team's Visit
Terming the visit of Pakistan's Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to probe Pathankot terror attack as "disgusting", senior AAP leader Gurpreet Ghuggi on Tuesday said the country does not need a "certificate" from its neighbours on the authenticity of the probe conducted by Indian investigation agencies.
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Probe Team's Pathankot Visit: Omar Abdullah Expects Pak To Control Terrorism
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said only time will tell whether the visit of Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to Pathankot will benefit India or not, but expected Pakistan to take steps to control terrorism.
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Wrong To Allow Pak Team To Probe Pathankot Attack: Shiv Sena Leader
Terming the decision to allow a Pakistani team to investigate the terror attack at Pathankot air base as "wrong", Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut today said an Indian team needs to be sent to the neighbouring country to probe those behind the terror strikes.
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Pak Probe Team 'Retraces' Route Of Pathankot Terrorists: 10 Developments
Five Pakistani officials were given a restricted tour of the Pathankot air base today as part of their investigation into the January terror attack in which seven military personnel were killed. Activists of the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) protested outside the airbase as they arrived in a bus.
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Pathankot: Pak Team Begins Meetings Amid Protests Over Their Visit
A Pakistani team visiting India to inquire into the Pathankot terror attack is meeting with National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials in Delhi today.
