Manmohan Singh asks Pak PM Gillani to send ISI Chief to India

Breaking News! In a strongest-ever signal of India's resolve to fight terrorism, Indian PM Dr. Manmohan Singh asked his Pakistani counterpart Yousaf Raza Gillani to send the ISI Chief to Delhi to share information about the terror attack in Mumbai. The receipt of such a letter was confirmed by Gillani's spokesperson in Islamabad, says PTI. Latest reports said that Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari has called up PM Dr. Manmohan Singh and assured all cooperation in the probe.

Earlier, the Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi, who is currently in India has condemned the terror attack in Mumbai. He also refuted the reports that terrorists had ferried to Mumbai from Karachi in motor boats. "This is not possible and we shall not run for conclusions and blame each other", said Qureshi.

This is for the first time PM Dr. Manmohan Singh has taken such a tough stance against Pakistan. The Pakistani link with the Mumbai terror attack has been established from the satellite phone received from one of the dead terrorists. In addition, the intelligence sources have hinted at the possible collusion between ISI, Pakistani Army, Underworld and LeT to carry out well-planned terror attack in Mumbai.