Must prove visible results:

India demands Pakistani inquiry

India: India Prime Minister Manmohan Singh urged Pakistan Tuesday to give clear results of its investigations over terrorist attacks on Mumbai if it wants to resume peace talks.

Pakistan must prove visible results in its inquiry over November 26 attacks, emphasized Singh on the fringes of a civil ceremony at the Presidential Palace.

Islamabad must prove , he added it is doing its best to bring perpetrators to the justice.

It’s the least they can do to convince us of their sincerity, said the Indian leader.

In 2004 Islamabad and Delhi began a Compound Peace Talk aimed at disappearing rows and avert war threat between the two nuclear arms-processing countries that have faced up four wars since they have been born as Republics since 6 decades ago.

In addition, according to reports the trial against the only terrorist assailant captured alive Ajmal Amir Kasab in a high-security jail in Mumbai was adjourn because of the lawyer’s resignation.

The lawyer Anjali Waghmare who was appointed Kasab legal representative resigned this activity after activist from the Shiv Sena hindu fundamentalist organization, headquartered in Mumbai, attacked her residency Monday night. New Delhi, Prensa Latina