Singh rebuffs claims of Indian intrusion in Pakistan

Increasing terrorism in Pakistan and Afghanistan is cause of concern for India, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh declared on Sunday. He refuted allegations of Indian interference in Pakistan and condemned terrorist attacks in Pakistan during a press conference in Mumbai. He said India was not at all involved in catalyzing terrorist activities in Pakistan, urging Pakistani government and nation to realize that terrorists had harmed the South Asia. The Indian premiere demanded that Pakistan should try and punish those who masterminded the Mumbai terror attack last year. They should investigate all those who are involved (in that attack) including Hafiz Saeed, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. There should be a fair trial which will result in proper punishment being given to them. We have not lost hope. He said that India did not believe in using military for internal affairs. Singh declared that his government was ready to negotiate with Kashmiri and Naxal Rebels if they leave violent activities.