The Hindu : India made no request: Pak

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Tuesday, July 11, 2000

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International \| Previous \| Next India made no request: Pak ISLAMABAD, JULY 10. Pakistan today dismissed reports that India had requested it to hand over the men who hijacked Indian Airlines' Kathmandu-New Delhi flight IC-814 last December. ``How can the Indians make such a request. How should the Indians presume that the hijackers are in Pakistan,'' a foreign office spokesman said in response to queries. ``We are against terrorism and are, in fact, the victims of terrorism,'' he said. The spokesman said Pakistan had received no request from India for the extradition of any hijacker. - UNI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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International \| Previous \| Next India made no request: Pak ISLAMABAD, JULY 10. Pakistan today dismissed reports that India had requested it to hand over the men who hijacked Indian Airlines' Kathmandu-New Delhi flight IC-814 last December. ``How can the Indians make such a request. How should the Indians presume that the hijackers are in Pakistan,'' a foreign office spokesman said in response to queries. ``We are against terrorism and are, in fact, the victims of terrorism,'' he said. The spokesman said Pakistan had received no request from India for the extradition of any hijacker. - UNI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : International Previous : Choice of running mates crucial to victory Next : Opinion poll gives Barak a boost
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