Indian records in Mumbai attacks case expected tomorrow
Islamabad: Records of the cross-examination of Indian witnesses by a Pakistani judicial commission in connection with the Mumbai attacks case are likely to be received by Pakistani authorities tomorrow, a prosecutor said today.An anti-terrorism court
The Mumbai attacks case was adjourned for three weeks after the prosecution informed the judge that India had not submitted court records of the cross-examination of key witnesses in Mumbai by the Pakistani judicial commission.
Prosecution officials told Judge Atiqur Rehman of the anti-terrorism court that the report on the judicial commission's visit to India would be presented in court once Pakistani authorities received the Indian court records.
Observing that summons could not be issued to witnesses till the report is submitted, the judge adjourned the case till October 24.
Azhar had earlier told PTI that the visit to Mumbai was “excellent from the prosecution's point of view”.
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