Pak asks Karzai to share information about spy chief bomber

December 08, 2012 21:41

The Pakistan government today responded to President Hamid Karzai's accusation that a suicide attacker who targeted the Afghan spy chief had come from Pakistan by saying that Kabul should share any information it has to back up the allegation.

"Before levelling charges, the Afghan government would do well if they shared information or evidence with the government of Pakistan that they might have with regard to the cowardly attack on the head of the National Directorate of Security," Foreign Office spokesman Moazzam Khan said in a statement.

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