Agreement finalised on visit of Pak judicial panel

December 26, 2012 08:34

India and Pakistan today finalised the terms of reference for a judicial commission expected to visit India to gather evidence on the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks after talks held over the past five days.

An agreement on the visit of the second Pakistani judicial commission to Mumbai was finalised this evening following several rounds of discussions on complex technical and legal issues, official sources said.

The talks began on Thursday after a four-member Indian team, including legal experts from the home and external affairs ministries, arrived in Islamabad.

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