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Provide evidence: Sharif

Nirupama Subramanian

ISLAMABAD: India must provide evidence of its allegation that elements in Pakistan were involved in the Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan Muslim League (N) leader Nawaz Sharif has said.

Mr. Sharif told a gathering in Lahore on Tuesday that he had no doubt that the Pakistani government was not involved in the Mumbai attacks. But if any Pakistani was involved, India must provide the evidence or else stop making “fake allegations.”

“If we get the evidence,” he said, “I will personally go to President Zardari and ask him to take stern action against such people.”

Last week, Mr. Sharif appeared to have broken ranks when he asked why authorities had cordoned off Faridkot village to which Mohammad Ajmal Amir, the lone surviving gunman from Mumbai, is said to belong.

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