India calls Lakhvi's release 'unfortunate'

10-04-2015 Fri 18:17 | International | IANS

New Delhi, April 10, 2015: India on Friday described the Mumbai terror attack mastermind Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi's release from a Pakistani jail as "unfortunate" and "disappointing". Home Minister Rajnath Singh said: "India wants talks with Pakistan but the present development is unfortunate and disappointing." Pakistani authorities on Friday released Lakhvi, a day after a court suspended his detention. The 2008 terror attack in Mumbai had claimed the lives of 166 Indians and foreigners.

India calls Lakhvi's release 'unfortunate'

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