26/11 case: Pakistani judicial commission's visit delayed

September 03, 2013 21:25

The visit of an eight-member Pakistani Judicial Commission to India to cross-examine witnesses of the Mumbai terror attacks has been delayed by four days due to "non availability of flight".

"We were supposed to leave on September 7 but the PIA flight on that day has been cancelled. Hence, we would be leaving on September 11," Riaz Akram Cheema, part of the teamdefending the accused, told PTI.

He said the anti-terrorism court in Islamabad will beinformed tomorrow during the hearing.

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