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
He said all Indian authorities had cooperated with the Pakistani panel.
The commission cross-examined the magistrate who recorded lone surviving attacker Ajmal Kasab's statement, the chief investigating officer and two doctors who conducted the autopsy of the terrorists who carried out the attacks.
This was the commission's second visit to India.
A report submitted by the panel after its first visit in March 2012 was rejected by an anti-terrorism court as the commission's members were not allowed to cross-examine witnesses.
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