Pakistani Foreign Office spokeswoman Tasneem Aslam has reportedly claimed that India had never shared any reports from the Samjhota Express incident probe with Islamabad.
The train was carrying 757 passengers, including 553 Pakistanis, from New Delhi to Lahore via Attari, when two low-intensity improvised explosive devices planted on the train exploded near the Shiva village in India's Panipat District, killing 68 people, most of whom were Pakistanis, reported the Dawn.
On the occasion of the anniversary of the tragic incident, Aslam said that Pakistan once again demanded New Delhi to share the complete probe reports with Islamabad.
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