New Delhi: Home Minister P Chidambaram on Friday has given US officials documents which contain evidence of Pakistan’s alleged involvement in terrorist activities in India.
The document contains details anti-India terrorist camps in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. It has information about 60 Pakistanis killed or captured in India and accused of planning terrorist attacks.
The evidence includes details of increased infiltration into India from Pakistan and of civilians killed by terrorists.
India on Thursday conveyed its displeasure to the US over Pakistan's reluctance to take action against terrorists arrested for their role in the Mumbai terror attacks and letting their mastermind go free.
Chidambaram, who met US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, government officials and lawmakers on his second day in Washington, said he was overall "pleased with the level of interest shown by the officials and leaders of the US administration to the security issues that confront India".
Chidambaram said he had briefed US leaders on the quick progress made in the Mumbai terror trial and Pakistan's reluctance to take action against five to six militants arrested for role in 26/11 and releasing their mastermind Hafiz Saeed.
Over 170 people, including 26 foreigners, were killed in the November 26-29, 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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