Pakistan Grants Bail to Key Suspect in 2008 Mumbai Attacks -- New York Times
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani court on Thursday granted bail to a militant commander accused of orchestrating the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, drawing loud protests from India.
The suspect, Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, is a senior commander with Lashkar-e-Taiba, the group behind the blitz of attacks in the Indian city of Mumbai that left 166 people dead and gravely worsened the relationship between Pakistan and India. He has been on trial since 2009.
The slow pace of the trial, which is closed to the news media, has been a continuing source of contention with India, which accuses the Pakistani authorities of tacitly supporting Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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My Comment: Why does this not surprise me. This release of an outspoken terrorist lays bare Pakistan's "double-standard" when it comes to stopping terror groups ... and why Pakistan is not capable of stopping the scourge of terrorism within its borders.
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