India to watch how much time Pakistan takes: Pranab
India on Saturday said it will see how long Pakistan takes to complete the investigations into Mumbai terror attacks after Islamabad told it formally that it has initiated actions in this regard. “We have received information from our High Commissioner in Islamabad that Pakistan have started the process. Let us see how much time they take,” External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee told reporters here in Kolkata on the sidelines of the AGM of the Bharat Chamber of Commerce. He said
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