ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has expressed the commitment to take the process of investigation of Pulwama incident to a logical conclusion, the Radio Pakistan reported.
During a briefing given by the Foreign Office to the diplomatic corps in Islamabad on Pakistan’s initial findings on the Indian Paper related to Pulwama incident, the Foreign Office expressed the commitment adding that additional information and documents would be required from India to continue the process of investigations.
Consistent with its commitment to cooperate, Pakistan has shared preliminary findings of its investigations with India along with a set of questions.
The diplomatic corps was informed that the Indian side had shared a Paper on 27 February 2019. Soon after its receipt, Pakistan constituted an investigation team, detained a number of persons for investigations and initiated work on the technical aspects of social media content, the main basis of Indian Paper.
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The diplomatic corps was further informed that during the course of investigations, all aspects of the information provided by India have been thoroughly examined.
Service Providers have been requested for data including relevant details of activities and contacts of the GSM number provided by India.
A request for assistance from Whatsapp has also been made to the US Government.
The diplomatic corps was informed that 54 detained individuals are being investigated. However, no details linking them to Pulwama have been found so far.
Similarly, the 22 pin locations shared by India have been examined, no such training camps exist. Pakistan has also briefed diplomatic community regarding the initial investigation and is willing to allow visits, on request, to these locations.
Earlier, the Government of Pakistan shared the preliminary findings with the Indian government after examining Indian report on the Pulwama attack that took place last month.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that the Indian High Commissioner in Islamabad was called at the Ministry by the Foreign Secretary and findings on the Pulwama incident were shared with him.
