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NEW DELHI — A senior Indian official has accused Pakistan’s powerful spy agency of planning and carrying out the 2008 terror attack on Mumbai, the toughest and most direct allegation by India’s government against its neighbor over the assault that killed 166 people.
The charge of Inter-Service Intelligence agency involvement, published Wednesday in the Indian Express newspaper, comes a day before the foreign ministers of the uneasy, nuclear-armed nations are due to meet in Islamabad in a bid to ease suspicion emanating from the attack.
The accusation by Home Secretary G.K. Pillai appeared aimed at pressuring Pakistan to prosecute some of the suspects New Delhi believes were involved.
