From Rezaul H Laskar Islamabad, Dec 22 (PTI) A team of Indian legal experts today extended its visit to Pakistan in a bid to finalise the terms of reference of a judicial commission that is expected to visit India next year to gather evidence on the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. The four-member team, including legal experts from the Home and External Affairs Ministries, was earlier scheduled to return today at the conclusion of two-day talks with a Pakistani team led by Attorney General Irfan Qadir. The team's visit was extended till Monday due to slow progress in the discussions to finalise the terms of reference for the Pakistani judicial commission, sources told PTI tonight. The two sides are discussing several contentious and complex issues, including the cross-examination of witnesses. The Pakistani side wants to cross-examine the police officer who led the probe into the Mumbai attacks, the magistrate who recorded lone surviving attacker Ajmal Kasab's confessional statement and two doctors who conducted autopsies of nine terrorists killed during the attacks. The sources said that if New Delhi grants permission to cross-examine these four witnesses, Islamabad will be expected to reciprocate by granting access to Pakistani suspects for an Indian judicial commission that is expected to visit the country at a later stage. The findings of the first Pakistani judicial commission that visited India in March to gather evidence on the Mumbai attacks were rejected by an anti-terrorism court as the panel's members were not allowed to cross-examine the Indian witnesses. (MORE) PTI RHL NSA
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