Reacting to Pakistan Foreign Office statement that it requires more evidence in Mumbai attacks case, External Affairs Ministry said, "The entire planning of the dastardly Mumbai terrorist attack was hatched in Pakistan, the training of the terrorists who launched that attack was undertaken in Pakistan, the financing of the conspiracy was in Pakistan.
"It, therefore, follows that 99% of the evidence will be available in Pakistan. It is incumbent on the authorities there to present that evidence in order to bring to book the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks."
The Spokesperson in MEA also noted that India, on its part, has fully cooperated with the Judicial Commission which visited India in September end and all information that they wanted was handed over to the Pakistani High Commission in New Delhi on October 14-15.
"It now devolves on Pakistani authorities to ensure that justice is done in the Mumbai attack case in accordance with their own assurances," the Spokesperson asserted.
Yesterday, in Islamabad, the Pakistan Foreign Office Spokesperson said his country would need more evidence from the Indian side to move ahead in the Mumbai attacks case.
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