Mumbai attacks: Pak allowed to grill Indian witnesses

NEW DELHI: Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said that Pakistan has been allowed to cross-examine Indian witnesses in Mumbai attack case, Geo News reported.

Malik who is on a three-day visit to India addressed a luncheon hosted by Supreme Court Bar Association. He said that he could issue arrest orders for Jamatud Dawa chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed from India if New Delhi provided evidences against him.

He said that Pakistan’s judicial commission would soon visit India to cross-examine 40 witnesses in Mumbai attack case.

Malik said that Pakistan India would have to restrict the elements that wanted to aggravate situation in the name of religion.

He said that Pak-Indo media should not increase their ratings at the cost of relations between the two countries.