By Mukhtar A. Khan
The recent Mumbai attacks have once again embittered relations between the two nuclear-armed rivals of South Asia - Pakistan and India. India has given Pakistan a list of "handlers" who are believed to be based in Pakistan and were in touch with the terrorists during the attacks in Mumbai in November last year. The names (or aliases), like Wasi Zarar, Jundal, Buzurg and Kafa, were specified in the dossier that India gave to Pakistan on January 5. After evidence emerged of the involvement of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba, India has brought up the list again, making it a test case for the Pakistan establishment to prove its much-vaunted anti-terror credentials.
