Pakistan is continuing with the cleaner than thou act with strong fervor. Pakistan’s Interior Minister Rehman Malik went on with the act and made a tall claim that the Mumbai terror attacks could have been stopped if India had shared information. “Mumbai attacks may have never happened if India shared information with us,” said Mr Malik. He was clearly referring to the case of Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Fahim Ansari who was arrested in February but his link to the Mumbai terror plot was established only after the attacks. This statement is sure to get sharp reactions from India as Pakistan has not showed any intention to act on the repeated evidence India has been providing on the perpetrators of 26/11. Claiming that India already had some persons in custody before the Mumbai attacks and they could have given them information on the planned attacks but India failed to act on it, is preposterous and entirely twisted and malignant. Pak seems to be trying to imply that India knew about the attacks and sat silent on the knowledge so as to spoil Pak’s image in international community.
           He further maintained that the Pakistani government would examine the fresh evidence given by India and the Interpol notice against Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed. The red corner notice was issued on the basis of evidence provided by India against the Lashkar founder who is the alleged mastermind behind the Mumbai terror attacks case. Refusing to buckle under pressure, Pakistan has exhibited extreme reluctance to go after Saeed, who is a powerful figure in Pakistan. Apart from rhetoric, the Pakistani government is yet to reveal the outcome of its own investigations into the attacks.