India vows to share with Pakistan Bombay blast evidence

NEW DELHI—India has said that evidences which have been got as a result of investigations in Mumbai train bomb blasts would be provided to Pakistan soon.
Indian Foreign Secretary Shev Shankar Menon while talking to reporters in New Delhi said that proofs regarding the involvement of Pakistani intelligence agencies and militant groups would be provided to Pakistan.
It may be recalled that Pakistan had rejected Indian allegations and demanded solid proofs of its involvement in train blasts.
Shev Shankar Menon said that India has solid evidences that Pakistani agencies are mastermind of Mumbai train bomb blasts, adding that India instead of verbal reaction from Pakistan would assess the solid steps taken from other side against terrorism. —Agencies