Pakistan wants both India and the US to share details of the interrogation of David Coleman Headley, the alleged Lashkar-e-Tayyeba (LeT) operative who is currently in America's detention, so that the ‘myth' surrounding the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks is unearthed.
"Although India and the US are not bound to share findings of investigation, however, they need to share them with Pakistan in order to unearth the myth of Mumbai attack," The Nation quoted a top Pakistani official, as saying on conditions of anonymity.
However, there has been no official statement from Pakistan regarding sharing of details of Headley's interrogation.
A four-member National Investigation Agency (NIA) team quizzed Headley for over a week recently, drawing information about his role in the ghastly Mumbai attacks.
Headley, 49, told US interrogators that he had conducted a reconnaissance of the Mumbai sites before the attacks.