Pakistan Spy Agency Planned Mumbai Bomb Attacks, India Says
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NEW DELHI — India accused Pakistan’s spy agency yesterday of colluding with Islamist militants to kill 186 people in the Mumbai train blasts in July.
The Mumbai police chief, A.N. Roy, said the “terror plot” was sponsored by Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence agency, executed by Pakistani militants, and aided by a banned Indian Islamist group.
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