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Venugopalan K M
Jul 22, 2009, 10:04:45 AM7/22/09
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On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 4:20 PM, Javed<javed...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Proof of RAW terror acts given to India: Pak paper
> IANS 22 July 2009, 02:52pm IST
>
> ISLAMABAD: Pakistan says it has handed over to India evidence of the
> involvement of its external spy agency Research and Analysis Wing
> (RAW) in
> terrorist activities in this country, including the attack on the Sri
> Lankan cricket team in Lahore and on a police academy on the outskirts
> of the city earlier this year.
>
> Quoting sources, Dawn said on Wednesday a dossier containing proof of
> India's involvement in "subversive activities" in Pakistan was handed
> over by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to his Indian counterpart
> Manmohan Singh during their meeting at Sharm el-Sheikh last week.
>
> The evidence has also been shared with the US and Afghanistan, with
> Kabul being asked to prevent the use of its territory for disruptive
> activities against Pakistan.
>
> "Although the information given to India is being kept highly secret,
> broad outlines of the dossier available with Dawn reveal details of
> Indian contacts with those involved in attacks on the Sri Lankan
> cricket team and the Manawan police station," the newspaper said.
>
> "Operatives of RAW who remained in touch with the perpetrators of the
> attacks have been identified and proof of their interaction have been
> attached," it added.
>
> A description of Indian arms and explosives used in the attack on the
> Sri Lankan team has been made part of the dossier, besides which the
> names and particulars of the perpetrators, who illegally entered
> Pakistan from India and joined their accomplices who had reached
> Lahore from Waziristan, have been mentioned, the report said.
>
> The dossier is also said to list the safe houses being run by RAW in
> Afghanistan where terrorists are trained and launched for missions in
> Pakistan.
>
> "The dossier also broadly covers the Indian connection in terror
> financing in Pakistan.
>
> A substantial part of the shared material deals with the Balochistan
> insurgency and Indian linkages with the insurgents, particularly
> Bramdagh Bugti, Burhan and Sher Khan," Dawn said.
>
> Photographs of their meetings with Indian operatives are part of the
> evidence, which also describes Bugti's visit to India and the meetings
> he had with Indian secret service personnel, it added.
>
> The dossier also mentions an India-funded training camp in Kandahar
> where Baloch insurgents, particularly those from Bugti clan, were
> being trained and provided arms and ammunition for sabotage activities
> in the Pakistani province.
>
> Dawn quoted its sources as saying that Manmohan Singh had agreed to
> "look into Pakistani claims" and to take "corrective action" if
> proven. He is said to have assured Mr Gilani that India is against
> interference in other countries and Pakistan's stability was important
> for them.
>
> "Yes, these issues were discussed," Foreign Office spokesperson Abdul
> Basit said when asked about the meeting.
>
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS/World/Pakistan/Proof-of-RAW-terror-acts-given-to-India-Pak-paper/articleshow/4807278.cms
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> Proof of RAW terror acts given to India: Pak paper
> IANS 22 July 2009, 02:52pm IST
>
> ISLAMABAD: Pakistan says it has handed over to India evidence of the
> involvement of its external spy agency Research and Analysis Wing
> (RAW) in
> terrorist activities in this country, including the attack on the Sri
> Lankan cricket team in Lahore and on a police academy on the outskirts
> of the city earlier this year.
>
> Quoting sources, Dawn said on Wednesday a dossier containing proof of
> India's involvement in "subversive activities" in Pakistan was handed
> over by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to his Indian counterpart
> Manmohan Singh during their meeting at Sharm el-Sheikh last week.
>
> The evidence has also been shared with the US and Afghanistan, with
> Kabul being asked to prevent the use of its territory for disruptive
> activities against Pakistan.
>
> "Although the information given to India is being kept highly secret,
> broad outlines of the dossier available with Dawn reveal details of
> Indian contacts with those involved in attacks on the Sri Lankan
> cricket team and the Manawan police station," the newspaper said.
>
> "Operatives of RAW who remained in touch with the perpetrators of the
> attacks have been identified and proof of their interaction have been
> attached," it added.
>
> A description of Indian arms and explosives used in the attack on the
> Sri Lankan team has been made part of the dossier, besides which the
> names and particulars of the perpetrators, who illegally entered
> Pakistan from India and joined their accomplices who had reached
> Lahore from Waziristan, have been mentioned, the report said.
>
> The dossier is also said to list the safe houses being run by RAW in
> Afghanistan where terrorists are trained and launched for missions in
> Pakistan.
>
> "The dossier also broadly covers the Indian connection in terror
> financing in Pakistan.
>
> A substantial part of the shared material deals with the Balochistan
> insurgency and Indian linkages with the insurgents, particularly
> Bramdagh Bugti, Burhan and Sher Khan," Dawn said.
>
> Photographs of their meetings with Indian operatives are part of the
> evidence, which also describes Bugti's visit to India and the meetings
> he had with Indian secret service personnel, it added.
>
> The dossier also mentions an India-funded training camp in Kandahar
> where Baloch insurgents, particularly those from Bugti clan, were
> being trained and provided arms and ammunition for sabotage activities
> in the Pakistani province.
>
> Dawn quoted its sources as saying that Manmohan Singh had agreed to
> "look into Pakistani claims" and to take "corrective action" if
> proven. He is said to have assured Mr Gilani that India is against
> interference in other countries and Pakistan's stability was important
> for them.
>
> "Yes, these issues were discussed," Foreign Office spokesperson Abdul
> Basit said when asked about the meeting.
>
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS/World/Pakistan/Proof-of-RAW-terror-acts-given-to-India-Pak-paper/articleshow/4807278.cms
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