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Indian PM Manmohan Singh has said India will share evidence with Pakistan about what he describes as its involvement in the July bombings in Mumbai (Bombay).Indian PM Manmohan Singh has said India will share evidence with Pakistan about what he describes as its involvement in the July bombings in Mumbai (Bombay).
The two sides recently agreed to set up a joint mechanism to fight terrorism.The two sides recently agreed to set up a joint mechanism to fight terrorism.
Mr Singh said India will "test" Pakistan's commitment to the agreement after sharing the evidence.Mr Singh said India will "test" Pakistan's commitment to the agreement after sharing the evidence.
Pakistan has promised to take action if India is able to demonstrate that it is connected to the train bombings that killed 186 people.Pakistan has promised to take action if India is able to demonstrate that it is connected to the train bombings that killed 186 people.
"Pakistan will have to walk the talk," Mr Singh told reporters on the way back to India after an official tour of South Africa."Pakistan will have to walk the talk," Mr Singh told reporters on the way back to India after an official tour of South Africa.
We will test the waters Manmohan SinghWe will test the waters Manmohan Singh
Mumbai police arrested four people last week and said the attacks were planned by Pakistan's spy agency ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence agency) and carried out by Pakistan-based Islamist militant group Lashkar-e-Toiba.Mumbai police arrested four people last week and said the attacks were planned by Pakistan's spy agency ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence agency) and carried out by Pakistan-based Islamist militant group Lashkar-e-Toiba.
"Whatever has been discovered, we shall share that information with Pakistan and test them on how since they are in carrying forward the commitment I and President Musharraf have underlined in our joint statement," Mr Singh said. "Whatever has been discovered, we shall share that information with Pakistan and test them on how sincere they are in carrying forward the commitment I and President Musharraf have underlined in our joint statement," Mr Singh said.
'Baseless''Baseless'
India postponed peace talks with Pakistan after the July bombings, but Mr Singh and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf met recently at the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Cuba and said they had agreed to resume the negotiations.India postponed peace talks with Pakistan after the July bombings, but Mr Singh and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf met recently at the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Cuba and said they had agreed to resume the negotiations.
Pakistan has already denied any involvement in the bombings and described the accusation as "baseless". The row has set back peace moves.Pakistan has already denied any involvement in the bombings and described the accusation as "baseless". The row has set back peace moves.
Seven blasts hit Mumbai's busy commuter networkThe row was rekindled last week when Mumbai police commissioner A N Roy told a news conference that the authorities had "solved" the case.Seven blasts hit Mumbai's busy commuter networkThe row was rekindled last week when Mumbai police commissioner A N Roy told a news conference that the authorities had "solved" the case.
"The whole attack was planned by Pakistan's ISI and carried out by Lashkar-e-Toiba and their operatives in India," he said."The whole attack was planned by Pakistan's ISI and carried out by Lashkar-e-Toiba and their operatives in India," he said.
He said the Students' Islamic Movement of India (Simi) had also assisted.He said the Students' Islamic Movement of India (Simi) had also assisted.
Mr Roy said 11 Pakistanis were involved in the operation, and had crossed into India in small groups from Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh.Mr Roy said 11 Pakistanis were involved in the operation, and had crossed into India in small groups from Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh.
Pakistan said India was attempting to "divert attention from indigenous elements" engaged in terrorism in India.Pakistan said India was attempting to "divert attention from indigenous elements" engaged in terrorism in India.
On 11 July 2006, seven blasts in the space of 15 minutes ripped through trains on Mumbai's busy commuter network.On 11 July 2006, seven blasts in the space of 15 minutes ripped through trains on Mumbai's busy commuter network.
Pakistan's leaders were swift to condemn the blasts. Lashkar-e-Toiba, a leading militant group fighting in Kashmir and based in Pakistan, also condemned the attacks.Pakistan's leaders were swift to condemn the blasts. Lashkar-e-Toiba, a leading militant group fighting in Kashmir and based in Pakistan, also condemned the attacks.