Pak report on Mumbai attack probe on Monday or Tuesday: Gilani

Pakistan's report on its investigation into the Mumbai terror attacks will be made public either on Monday or Tuesday,Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani said.

Pakistan’s report on its investigation into the Mumbai terror attacks will be made public either on Monday or Tuesday,Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani on Friday said.

The findings of the report will be shared with India and the world community,Gilani told reporters at the airport here after arriving in the provincial capital of Punjab province from Islamabad.

The Prime Minister said the report will be made public on Monday or Tuesday. He did not give further details.

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Turning to the Kashmir problem,Gilani said Pakistan is is not silent on issue and wants it to be resolved in accordance with the wishes of the Kashmiri people.

Gilani had earlier said in Islamabad that Pakistan was conducting a proper inquiry into the Mumbai attacks,of which transparency would be a focal point.

We are conducting the inquiry and very soon we will inform India (about our findings), he said yesterday.

We have assured the world that we are conducting a full investigation into the Indian dossier on the Mumbai attacks.

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As soon as we receive the final point of view of the Law Ministry,we will take the whole nation,the world and India into confidence, Gilani had said.

He had said his government had taken steps to ensure the transparency of the investigation into the Indian dossier.

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