INDIA TO APPROACH FATF WITH NEW EVIDENCE OF PAK TERROR CAMPS

Sources say that a high-level meeting of security and diplomatic officials took place in New Delhi on Sunday to discuss the security situation in the region.

- T. BRAJESH

India is gearing up to approach the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and other international forums including the United Nations with a "fresh set of evidence" on terror infrastructure in territory under the control of both Pakistan and Afghanistan. The diplomatic and security officials from New Delhi will share "hard facts" with the Paris-based terrorism financing watchdog and global community, detailing how terror groups such as Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) are maintaining their training camps in Pakistan and some provinces of Afghanistan, sources told The Daily Guardian. "The evidence collected by our security agencies over the past few months are sufficient to establish that the terror camps have the backing of the governments in Pakistan and Afghanistan," sources said, adding, "India is getting cooperation from the US administration and its intelligence agencies in this mission."