Pakistan admits Mumbai attacks planned on its soil, Kasab Pakistani

Pakistan on Thursday acknowledged the Mumbai attacks were planned on its soil and confirmed Kasab the lone surviving terrorist is a Pakistani. This is for the first time India's Islamic neighbour accepted of its soil being used for spreading terror in India. The news came after months of denial and equivocation and coincided with the end of U.S. envoy Richard Holbrooke's four day visit to Islamabad. Political analysts claim U.S. might have coaxed Pakistan to take some responsibility of the attack so as to avoid a fullfledged backlash from nuclear armed India.

Pakistan files case against Kasab, the surviving terrorist of 26/11

Pakistan finally succumbed to international pressure and filed a case against Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. Pakistan initially tried to cover up Kasab's nationality as Pakistani, but intense U.S. pressure and media scrutiny discovered the Pakistani roots of all the 10 terrorists who killed about 200 Indians in November.