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Pakistan Admits Mumbai Attacks Were Partly Planned in Pakistan

HeadlineFeb 12, 2009

The Pakistani government has admitted for the first time that the Mumbai attacks in which 179 people died were partly planned in Pakistan. Pakistan’s interior ministry chief Rehman Malik said Pakistan has registered a criminal case against six men held in custody and two others still at large, formally paving the way for a police investigation into November’s attack. Malik said, “Some part of the conspiracy has taken place in Pakistan and according to the available information, most of [the conspirators] are in our custody.”

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