'Sense of hurt' due to 26/11 not 'yet over': India

November 16, 2012 14:00

In other news... Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was unlikely to visit Pakistan given India's "sense of hurt" caused by the Mumbai terror attacks, a highly placed government source said here today.

Noting that there was "enthusiasm" on part of Pakistan leadership to see Singh visiting that country, the source said, "We are receiving some interesting positive signals but at the same time there are expectations that remain unfulfilled."

Asserting that "this is not a pre-conditional approach", the source said, "there are things that have hurt us very gravely and that sense of hurt is yet not over". "We owe it to our people that we have not forgotten it," he said, referring to the 2008 Mumbai carnage in which 166 persons were killed.

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