Shinde: 26/11 masterminds sitting in safe havens

November 06, 2012 12:13

In India, Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde addresses the longstanding issue of bringing 26/11 terrorists holed up in Pakistan to justice. Shinde says India faces a high degree of terrorist threats on several fronts, particularly cross-border terrorism and masterminds of the 26/11 attack are still sitting in safe havens and their presence in a neighbouring country is well known.

Ironically, this comes days after his statement on the Pakistan cricket team's visit to India when he said, "We must have friendly relations [with Pakistan]. What has happened in the past, is the past. We don't need to harp on it all the time."

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