ISI-link confirmed

With the nature, magnitude and modus operandi of Mumbai attacks, not only the Indian Intelligence agencies but also the defence analysts were firm in their view that it was the handiwork of LeT and ISI of Pakistan that killed 166 innocent persons. Pakistani American national David Coleman Headley, a prosecution witness and one of the accused in Mumbai attacks has also vindicated during his trial appearance in Chicago court that ISI helped him and LeT founder Hafiz Sayeed instigated him to attack India. They provided enpormous support for laying ground work for the attack. In this way, Pakistan has been exposed before the world community that its intelligence agency and military establishment provided all sorts of help in carrying out the Mumbai attacks of 26/11. It has completely failed in providing protection to the innocent people in Pakistan against the onslaught home grown terror groups. It is an appropreate time for the world community to take a decisive step to wipe out vestiges of terrorism from Pakistan so that there remained no danger to peace anywhere in the world. Though Pakistan, these-days, is itself in the throes of terrorism, it is not altogether worrying because now it is reaping the crops the seeds of which it had sown to bleed India. The international community should also be in no doubt now that the tree of terroris is deep-rooted in Pakistan. And it has to pay the price for its senseless evil design on its next-door neighbour India. Pakistan has never accepted that world’s most wanted terrorist Osama bin Laden is hiding there like it is denying of any role in Mumbai attacts. But what has happened after 11 years of 9/11 is that Osama bin Laden the mastermind of the worst ever attack on America was killed by the US armed personnel in Abotabad of Pakistan. Since the killing of Osama, the Taliban militants are acting in revenge mode in Pakistan. Though peaceful and stablised Pakistan is a necessity not only for India but also the entire world.In further indictment of ISI, 26/11 accused David Coleman Headley said the Pakistani spy agency and its operatives like Major Iqbal and LeT founder Hafiz Saeed had helped him in laying the groundwork for the Mumbai attacks.