PAK-QURESHI 2

India has been saying that it has given Pakistan
enough information detailing involvement of Saeed and other
handlers, including two Army Majors, in the Mumbai attacks on
the basis of its own investigation, probe by US agencies and
revelations by Pakistani-American LeT operative David Headley.
The Pakistan Foreign Minister said his country will
take action against any handler of 26/11 because such a person
was "dangerous" as the two countries were almost taken brought
to a war.
He said India and Pakistan should develop a common
approach to deal with the menace of terrorism.
On India's warning that any repeat of Mumbai attacks
would lend a serious setback to the bilateral ties, Qureshi
said such statements amounted to giving handle to terrorists
to dictate the agenda.
"We feel, by making such statements, you (India) are
playing in the hands of those who want to scuttle (improvement
in relations). The minute you say that, terrorists feel they
control the agenda," he said.
"God forbid, terrorist incident happens either in
India or Pakistan, we should join forces to deal with that,"
he said, adding that was the "sensible" thing to do.
He said India and Pakistan should send out a message
to terrorists that they will be allowed to fulfill their
agenda of driving a wedge between the two countries and "we
will join hands to defeat you".
Qureshi said the Pakistan government had never wanted
the Mumbai attacks to happen and had condemned the
"unfortunate" incident.
He insisted that Pakistan will never allow its soil to
be used against India or any other country. PTI AKK
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