Bombing of Indian embassy in Kabul: Pakistan must probe Delhi's charges against ISI: Boucher

WASHINGTON  - A senior US official has said that even while maintaining Washington’s line that there is no credible evidence of the Pakistani intelligence agency’s involvement in the suicide bombing of the Indian embassy in Kabul on July 7, New Delhi’s allegations and accusations that the ISI was complicit in this terrorist act be taken “seriously” and that it is incumbent upon Islamabad to get “to the bottom of this.”

In an exclusive interview with rediff.com, US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Richard Boucher said, “We’ve seen a lot of discussion and allegations about who did it and how it was organised. We do think all that needs to be taken seriously and the Pakistani government needs to take it seriously as well.”