11-28-2008, 09:39 PM
<b>'Pakistan will have to face serious consequences'</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Pakistan will have to face the consequences if the ISI does not explain properly its stand on terrorism and its position on the fidayeen attack on Mumbai, former joint director, Intelligence Bureau, M K Dhar told rediff.com.
Dhar, who is said to have received a call from an official of the ISI, confirmed the same.
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<b>Meanwhile, sources said the Scotland Yard police comprising 9 members is on its way to Mumbai to investigate any British angle to the attack. News had been circulating that one of the attackers is a Pakistani based or bred in Britain</b>.
Asked whether they have a British Pakistani in their custody, K P S Raghuvanshi who is acting as the Chief of the Anti Terrorism [Images] following the death of Hemanth Karkare, declined to comment.
M K Dhar, who is being kept in the loop, about the ongoing developments said there is information on one of the Mumbai attackers being a British Pakistani.
<b>"I have also heard that some had been trained in Britain,</b> but I don;t have any such information, he said
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Dhar, who is said to have received a call from an official of the ISI, confirmed the same.
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<b>Meanwhile, sources said the Scotland Yard police comprising 9 members is on its way to Mumbai to investigate any British angle to the attack. News had been circulating that one of the attackers is a Pakistani based or bred in Britain</b>.
Asked whether they have a British Pakistani in their custody, K P S Raghuvanshi who is acting as the Chief of the Anti Terrorism [Images] following the death of Hemanth Karkare, declined to comment.
M K Dhar, who is being kept in the loop, about the ongoing developments said there is information on one of the Mumbai attackers being a British Pakistani.
<b>"I have also heard that some had been trained in Britain,</b> but I don;t have any such information, he said
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