Pakistan always condemns terrorism in all its forms
Pakistan on Wednesday reacting to execution of Mohammad Ajmal Kasab‚ the lone survivor in the Mumbai attacks said Pakistan's position on terrorism has been very clear and consistent and it always condemns terrorism in all its forms.
In a statement issued in Islamabad on Wednesday Foreign Office spokesman Moazzam Ali Khan said we are willing to cooperate and work closely with all countries of the region to eliminate scourge of terrorism.
While clarifying a report of Indian press about not receiving a note from the Indian High Commission in Islamabad regarding the execution of Ajmal Kasab‚ the Spokesman Moazzam Ali Khan said these reports are incorrect and baseless.
He said the Deputy High Commissioner from Indian Embassy visited Foreign Office on Tuesday evening with the note regarding the execution of Ajmal Kasab and Director General South Asia‚ Ministry of Foreign Affairs received that note and acknowledged the receipt.
It may be mentioned that Ajmal Kasab‚ the lone survivor of a Mumbai attack in 2008 in which 166 people were killed was executed on Wednesday in Indian jail.
Kasab's execution came after the Indian President rejected his mercy plea.
The Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has said that if family of Ajmal Kasab demands the handover of the body‚ the request could be considered seriously.
Pakistan on Wednesday reacting to execution of Mohammad Ajmal Kasab‚ the lone survivor in the Mumbai attacks said Pakistan's position on terrorism has been very clear and consistent and it always condemns terrorism in all its forms.
In a statement issued in Islamabad on Wednesday Foreign Office spokesman Moazzam Ali Khan said we are willing to cooperate and work closely with all countries of the region to eliminate scourge of terrorism.
While clarifying a report of Indian press about not receiving a note from the Indian High Commission in Islamabad regarding the execution of Ajmal Kasab‚ the Spokesman Moazzam Ali Khan said these reports are incorrect and baseless.
He said the Deputy High Commissioner from Indian Embassy visited Foreign Office on Tuesday evening with the note regarding the execution of Ajmal Kasab and Director General South Asia‚ Ministry of Foreign Affairs received that note and acknowledged the receipt.
It may be mentioned that Ajmal Kasab‚ the lone survivor of a Mumbai attack in 2008 in which 166 people were killed was executed on Wednesday in Indian jail.
Kasab's execution came after the Indian President rejected his mercy plea.
The Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has said that if family of Ajmal Kasab demands the handover of the body‚ the request could be considered seriously.
