Pathankot Attack Investigation Pakistan

Pakistan has followed its past scripts in its response to the Jaish-e Mohammed's suicide attack in Pulwama by being "in denial", the foreign ministry said today. India had handed over the dossier -- detailing the results of the investigation into the February 14 attack and the Jaish complicity in it -- to Pakistan's Acting High Commissioner on Febr...

One of the terrorists who attacked the Pathankot air force base in January spoke to his mother in Pakistan on the cell phone and asked her to throw a feast for his friends after his death, reveal call intercepts submitted in court today by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

Indian investigators waiting to travel to Pakistan have uncovered crucial information about how a group of terrorists crossed the border at the start of the New Year to attack one of the country's best-secured military areas, the air force base at Pathankot.

The bodies of four terrorists, killed in the Pathankot terror attack four months ago, were buried today at an undisclosed location in the city.

The National Investigation Agency has prepared fresh Letters Rogatory (LRs) to be sent to Pakistan which contains the addresses of four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Airbase in January.

Pakistan was "cooperating closely" with India on the investigations in a terror attack case on a key air force base in Pathankot earlier this year, the country's top diplomat has said.

Union minister Kiren Rijiju today said the government was hopeful a team of National Investigation Agency will soon visit Pakistan to gather evidence in connection with the Pathankot terror attack.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday said Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit's statement on not allowing an National Investigation Agency (NIA) team to visit Islamabad was wrong and won't help improve bilateral relations.

India's investigators are unlikely to be allowed by Pakistan to collect evidence there in the case of the attack on the Pathankot air force base, suggested Pakistani envoy Abdul Basit today.

In its first official reaction since its team of investigators visited the Pathankot air base, Pakistan tonight said India did not produce witnesses belonging to security forces before its probe panel.

Attacking the Centre over Pakistani media reports suggesting that the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) had found the Pathankot terror attack "stage-managed by India", Shiv Sena today said this was the consequence of the government rolling out a red carpet to the neighbouring country.

BJP today termed as "shameful" Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his government allowing Pakistan's Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to India on a day his cabinet colleague Kapil Mishra wondered "do we have an ISI agent as PM now?".

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".

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.

India will send a team of investigators soon to Pakistan to collect evidence that January's deadly attack on the Pathankot's air force base was the work of terror group Jaish e-Mohammed and its chief, Masood Azhar.

Pakistan has followed its past scripts in its response to the Jaish-e Mohammed's suicide attack in Pulwama by being "in denial", the foreign ministry said today. India had handed over the dossier -- detailing the results of the investigation into the February 14 attack and the Jaish complicity in it -- to Pakistan's Acting High Commissioner on Febr...

One of the terrorists who attacked the Pathankot air force base in January spoke to his mother in Pakistan on the cell phone and asked her to throw a feast for his friends after his death, reveal call intercepts submitted in court today by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

Indian investigators waiting to travel to Pakistan have uncovered crucial information about how a group of terrorists crossed the border at the start of the New Year to attack one of the country's best-secured military areas, the air force base at Pathankot.

The bodies of four terrorists, killed in the Pathankot terror attack four months ago, were buried today at an undisclosed location in the city.

The National Investigation Agency has prepared fresh Letters Rogatory (LRs) to be sent to Pakistan which contains the addresses of four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Airbase in January.

Pakistan was "cooperating closely" with India on the investigations in a terror attack case on a key air force base in Pathankot earlier this year, the country's top diplomat has said.

Union minister Kiren Rijiju today said the government was hopeful a team of National Investigation Agency will soon visit Pakistan to gather evidence in connection with the Pathankot terror attack.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday said Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit's statement on not allowing an National Investigation Agency (NIA) team to visit Islamabad was wrong and won't help improve bilateral relations.

India's investigators are unlikely to be allowed by Pakistan to collect evidence there in the case of the attack on the Pathankot air force base, suggested Pakistani envoy Abdul Basit today.

In its first official reaction since its team of investigators visited the Pathankot air base, Pakistan tonight said India did not produce witnesses belonging to security forces before its probe panel.

Attacking the Centre over Pakistani media reports suggesting that the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) had found the Pathankot terror attack "stage-managed by India", Shiv Sena today said this was the consequence of the government rolling out a red carpet to the neighbouring country.

BJP today termed as "shameful" Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his government allowing Pakistan's Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to India on a day his cabinet colleague Kapil Mishra wondered "do we have an ISI agent as PM now?".

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".

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.

India will send a team of investigators soon to Pakistan to collect evidence that January's deadly attack on the Pathankot's air force base was the work of terror group Jaish e-Mohammed and its chief, Masood Azhar.