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Pakistan terms ‘Indian propaganda’ deplorable
  Updated at: 1825 PST, Wednesday, January 07, 2009  
  ISLAMABAD: Foreign Office spokesman has said that the propaganda campaign launched by India to malign Pakistan is disappointing, adding that Indian reports on Mumbai attacks are being examined seriously.

In a statement issued here on Wednesday, the spokesman said Pakistan is committed to uncover all facts about Mumbai attacks. He, however, said that trades of accusations and blame game are unacceptable. Such action could only lead to negative implications, the spokesman said.

The statement said cooperation between the concerned institutions of two countries is essential for the elimination of terrorism and to safeguard the two countries from terrorist attack in future.

The spokesman said Pakistan wants solid evidences of the Mumbai attacks.
 
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