AgenciesNew Delhi: Amid speculations that Pakistan's internal probe was trying to pin the blame for the Mumbai mayhem on a Bangladesh-based radical Islamist outfit and other Islamic groups active in the region, India on Thursday flayed the licence that banned terrorist outfits like Jamaat-ud-Dawa continued to enjoy in Pakistan.
India also termed the organisers of the Mumbai and Kabul attacks as clients and creations of the ISI,
'We have seen reports that representatives of terrorist groups Jaish-e-Muhammad, Harkat-ul-Mujahideen, Jamat-ud-Dawa participated in a public meeting yesterday at Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir,' external affairs ministry spokesperson Vishnu Prakash said here in response to a question.
'No effort was made by the authorities to curb the activities of these groups,' he said. 'We strongly condemn the license that banned terrorist organisations continue to enjoy in territory under Pakistan's control,' the spokesperson stressed.
India also underscored its mounting anger at the lack of response from Pakistan to the 26/11 dossier it presented a month ago. Home Minister P. Chidamabaram said there was no reply from Islamabad as yet.
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