Seriousness of Indian terrorist list given to Pakistan

[Ali_Syed]

Re: Seriousness of Indian terrorist list given to Pakistan

@indik

two terrorists whose name figured in the list only one was in india , he was on bail, other was in pakistan when last list prepared ,now pakistan is claiming he was killed in encounter. i am surprised to see how some morons here feeling overjoyed and jumping up and down as if osama bin laden has been arrested in new delhi living in army barracks. why so much wave of elation cant pakistanis understand that out of 50 list given are all terrorists? some of the list are so much dreaded that interpole has alerted red corner alert , in place of arresting other terrorists they are busy on the propaganda , if one terrorists has already been arrested then others should be worked upon , but it is loud and clear pakistan is not going hand over even a simple pickpocket forget to hand over terrorists , because pakistani people and pakistani govt/army simply cant hand over these terrorists , because these terrorists have been trained to work againnst india by i.s.i. now even after osama bin laden episode we can see here majority of people are talking against u.s.a. and saying pakistani terrorists as jehadi, so no change should be expected from pakistan.

Indian lists dont matter, anyways this is what your home minister is saying. As far as the killed person is concerned I was reading in Hindustan times that Indians know since 2007 that he has been killed but no one bothered to have his name taken off from Interpol. Out of 50, 47 are left lets see what happens to the remaining in the coming days.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics/nation/terror-list-errors-embarrassed-home-ministry-chidambaram/articleshow/8487839.cms

Terror list errors embarrassed home ministry: Chidambaram

NEW DELHI: **Home minister P. Chidambaram Saturday admitted that multiple errors in the list of terrorists hiding in Pakistan was “embarrassing” for the home ministry but said there was no need to apologise to the men who were mistakenly named as fugitives. **

“Obviously, it embarrasses the ministry of home affairs,” Chidambaram told CNN-IBN’s Karan Thapar.

**Last week, blunders came to light in India’s list of 50 Most Wanted men allegedly hiding in Pakistan that was given to Islamabad in March.

Two men on the list were found to be in India - one out on bail in Thane and another in a Mumbai jail. **

“We rely on the lists given by the CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation)… they maintain the list of most wanted against whom red corner notices are given. Please remember mistakes occurred in one part of the list, namely the red corner notices and that is a list prepared by the CBI,” he said.

The minister seemed to refer to his earlier position that the CBI did not fall under the ambit of the home ministry, but the ministry of personnel, public grievances and pension.

“It is embarrassing, it is regrettable. Since the list was handed over formally by the home secretary, we have taken, what I would call constructive responsibility,” he said.

The minister also rebuffed the suggestion that there was any need to apologise to the men, whose name were mistakenly included in the list.

“I don’t think this is a case where we owe anyone an apology. If we owe an apology, if we owe a regret, it’s the regret that we have expressed - that there is a genuine human error in not updating the list. To that extent, I think, we have expressed regret and we remain regretful. But I think you are carrying the argument too far,” he said.