GOVT THROWS OUT PAK PROVIDES DETAILS REGARDING PATHANKOT JIT, ANTICIPATES ISLAMABAD'S RESPONSE - NEWS IN INDIA

Releasing reports originating from Pakistan asserting that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) didn't have enough confirmation about Pakistani nationals being included in the Pathankot assault, authorities of NIA say that India's examination can fulfill any global legal investigation.

"We completely collaborated with the individuals from Pakistani joint examination group (JIT). We shared all the confirmation we had in the Pathankot case. We offered them a visit to the funeral home where dead collections of the four aggressors were safeguarded, however they declined," said a senior NIA official asking for namelessness, as he is not approved to address the media on this issue.

The National Security Guard, which was brought in for counter-terrorist operations in Pathankot, says that it had killed six aggressors. Collections of four aggressors were recuperated while the other two were gravely scorched.

Dead collections of the four dead are being safeguarded in coolers in a Pathankot government healing center, subsequent to the assault three months back, as they constitute proof for the NIA's case.

The NIA likewise hammered reports in the Pakistani media that JIT individuals were permitted to stay in the Pathankot airbase for just 55 minutes.

"We gave enough time to the JIT individuals in the Pathankot airbase. Truth be told, just they let us know that they needed to leave," said the NIA official on state of namelessness.

The JIT looked for confirmation from the NIA under Section 188 of Pakistan's Criminal Procedure Code, which manages offenses perpetrated by any Pakistani resident outside its regional locale.

"Once the JIT looked for confirmation under Section 188, it in actuality implied that Pakistani nationals were being examined in the Pathankot assault case," said a senior Home Ministry official asking for secrecy.

Amid the five-day-long connection with JIT individuals, the NIA gave them captures of calls made by the Pathankot assailants to their handlers in Pakistan, call subtle elements of telephone numbers utilized by the aggressors, the points of interest of Pakistani sustenance bundles brought and devoured by them in India in the wake of intersection the outskirt, DNA tests taken from the dead assemblages of four assailants to coordinate with their relatives in Pakistan, names of aggressors and their handlers, and conceivable areas of the handlers. The JIT was offered access to 16 witnesses for the situation, including Punjab Police administrator of police Salwinder Singh.

The NIA had approached the JIT for voice tests of Masood Azhar, his sibling Rauf, and Kashif Jaan, who it says was among the handlers. The NIA additionally instructed them to make a move against Maulana Massod Azhar for this situation.

The organization trusts that there is a naughty area in Pakistan that needs to make disarray about the JIT's visit.

"The JIT individuals abstained from confronting the media when they were in India. What's more, now these reports are originating from Pakistan citing JIT sources in which addresses have been raised on the confirmation assembled by the NIA. I think we ought to sit tight for an official response from Pakistan to get its formal position on the JIT visit," the Home Ministry official said.