26/11: Pak yes to Indian team,LeT voice clips

Sources said an NIA team would be sent to Pakistan; the modalities of the visit will,however,be worked out in the next two months.

It was also decided that the dates for the visit of a judicial commission from Pakistan in connection with the Mumbai attack trial would be conveyed by India before May 15. An Indian judicial officer will preside over the commission’s proceedings.

Another key decision was to set up a “hotline” between New Delhi and Islamabad to share real-time information about militants.

India told Pakistan that as already decided,it would provide information about the Samjhauta probe after filing a chargesheet in court.

The two sides decided to revive the Indo-Pak Judicial Commission,and have its next meeting in Pakistan from April 19-23.

While India raised the issue of Pak-trained militants in Kashmir,Lashkar-e-Toiba founder Hafiz Saeed’s anti-India statements and the handing over of Dawood Ibrahim,Pakistan again raised Balochistan.

The joint statement said both sides would work on revising the bilateral visa agreement. A proposal to relax norms for journalists,businessmen,senior citizens and patients will be examined.

Mumbai movement,Samjhauta update

Key points of the joint statement

* Hotline between Home Secy and Pakistan Interior Secy

* Release of civilians and fishermen who have completed their sentence by April 15.

* Each side updated the other on the Mumbai attacks and Samjhauta Express probes

* Pak agreed on a commission from India on 26/11; dates for the visit of the Judicial Commission from Pakistan in 4-6 weeks.

* CBI and Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) will meet on human trafficking,counterfeit currency,cyber crime. Red Corner Notices.