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1. India's Involvement in Pakistan's Terrorist Activities is Highly Reprehensible: Sanaullah Coverage oftoday pak webHome Secretary Rana Sanaullah says India's involvement in terrorist activities in Pakistan is highly reprehensible and we will raise this issue at the United Nations. He was speaking at anewsconference in Islamabad on Tuesday alongside Punjab Counter-Terrorism Department Inspector General Imran Mehmood. The Additional IG provideddetailed informationon the investigation and findings of a car bomb attack in Johar Town Lahore last year and evidence of India's involvement in it. The interior minister said Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari would raise it at the UN Security Council debate tomorrow. He said that based on this clear evidence, the real face of India is being exposed. Rana Sanaullah said that in an attempt to justify and cover up its brutality in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, India is misleading the international community and perpetrating terrorism inPakistan. He said that Kulbhushan Jadhav and all his activities are evidence to support the fact. The minister said that the entirenation of Pakistan, along with the security forces, have made unprecedented sacrifices in the war on terror and that we must now speed up our efforts to reveal the true face of India to root out terrorism.

2. On that occasion, Imran Mehmood, Additional Inspector General of CTD Punjab, briefed journalists on the investigation into the blast in Johar Town that killed 3 civilians and injured 22 including police officers. He said the investigation found that India funded $8,75,000 worth of terrorism through RAW agents involved in thisterrorist incident. The additional IG said that we identified this entire network of Indian-funded terrorists and their supporters during the investigation into the Johar Town bomb blast. Explaining the full details of the terrorists and their accomplices, Imran Mehmood said four of the accused have been convicted and sentenced to death three times based on concrete evidence, while the other three's cases are before the court. He added that Interpol hadissuedred warrants for the remaining operators and agents.