Lakhvi release: Tit-for-tat Pakistan summons Indian envoy
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New Delhi : Pakistan on Friday issued a summon to Indian Deputy High Commissioner in Islamabad
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The Islamabad court credited India’s intervention to Pakistan High Court order to release Mumbai Blast mastermind as unwarranted and immature.
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It also mentioned that New Delhi has failed to provide significant evidences that prove Lakhvi guilty in the case.
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A tit-for-tat action came hours after Pakistan High Commissioner in New Delhi Abdul Basit was summoned by officiating Foreign Secretary Anil Wadhwa.
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Anil Wadhwa strongly opposed the release and said this would cause a significant threat to security which cannot be ignored at any cost.
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A senior foreign office official told media that Pakistan wanted to try the accused but India has failed to provide any evidence.
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Islamabad also expressed displeasure over the manner Basit has been summoned by Indian Authorities.
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The Pakistan side also raised questions over the 2007 Samjahuta Express blast case.
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The Islamabad High Court suspended the detention order of Lashkar-e-Toiba operations commander Lakhvi and ordered his immediate release.