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Pakistani officials say they have arrested another man suspected of helping the militants who attacked the Indian city of Mumbai last year.Pakistani officials say they have arrested another man suspected of helping the militants who attacked the Indian city of Mumbai last year.
The interior ministry said Shaid Jamil Riaz was suspected of handling the accounts for the attackers' group.The interior ministry said Shaid Jamil Riaz was suspected of handling the accounts for the attackers' group.
Ten militants launched a series of attacks in Mumbai (Bombay) in November, killing more than 170 people.Ten militants launched a series of attacks in Mumbai (Bombay) in November, killing more than 170 people.
Pakistan has again said its move to try suspects has been held up by the slow pace of Indian intelligence sharing.Pakistan has again said its move to try suspects has been held up by the slow pace of Indian intelligence sharing.
India rejected the criticism, saying Pakistan was engaged in "delaying tactics".India rejected the criticism, saying Pakistan was engaged in "delaying tactics".
Relations between the two countries have been severely strained since the Mumbai attacks.Relations between the two countries have been severely strained since the Mumbai attacks.
India accused groups based in Pakistan of carrying out the attacks and said there was evidence of the involvement of "state elements".India accused groups based in Pakistan of carrying out the attacks and said there was evidence of the involvement of "state elements".
Pakistan denies the accusation but admits the attacks were partly planned on its soil.Pakistan denies the accusation but admits the attacks were partly planned on its soil.
'Faulty''Faulty'
Pakistan says nine alleged collaborators have been charged following an investigation by Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).Pakistan says nine alleged collaborators have been charged following an investigation by Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
It says that five of the nine are now in custody.It says that five of the nine are now in custody.
All belong to the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group, interior ministry official Rehman Malik said.All belong to the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group, interior ministry official Rehman Malik said.
Officials say the FIA launched its investigations in Pakistan on the basis of a dossier passed by Indian authorities.Officials say the FIA launched its investigations in Pakistan on the basis of a dossier passed by Indian authorities.
We have given sufficient evidence to Pakistan to act against identified masterminds Anand Sharma, Indian Minister of State for External AffairsWe have given sufficient evidence to Pakistan to act against identified masterminds Anand Sharma, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs
The FIA then asked the Indian authorities to answer 30 more questions.The FIA then asked the Indian authorities to answer 30 more questions.
It received the information last month but now says it is either "inadequate" or "faulty".It received the information last month but now says it is either "inadequate" or "faulty".
Mr Malik said legal proceedings against the arrested people would begin "only after investigations are complete, and that depends on how fast the Indian side co-operates with us".Mr Malik said legal proceedings against the arrested people would begin "only after investigations are complete, and that depends on how fast the Indian side co-operates with us".
He said Pakistan was still awaiting a copy of the statement made by Ajmal Amir Qasab, the sole surviving Mumbai attack suspect, and statements by some Indian police officials involved in combating and investigating the attacks.He said Pakistan was still awaiting a copy of the statement made by Ajmal Amir Qasab, the sole surviving Mumbai attack suspect, and statements by some Indian police officials involved in combating and investigating the attacks.
He also said that DNA data of the attackers supplied may have been faulty as the data for Qasab was identical to that of Ismail, an attacker killed in Mumbai.He also said that DNA data of the attackers supplied may have been faulty as the data for Qasab was identical to that of Ismail, an attacker killed in Mumbai.
India dismissed the criticism as a "diversionary" tactic that put a "question mark" on Pakistan's sincerity and intent.India dismissed the criticism as a "diversionary" tactic that put a "question mark" on Pakistan's sincerity and intent.
Minister of State for External Affairs Anand Sharma told the Press Trust of India: "We have given sufficient evidence to Pakistan to act against identified masterminds.Minister of State for External Affairs Anand Sharma told the Press Trust of India: "We have given sufficient evidence to Pakistan to act against identified masterminds.
"By delaying action and raising technicalities, Pakistan would be undermining the credibility of its own commitments to take tangible action"."By delaying action and raising technicalities, Pakistan would be undermining the credibility of its own commitments to take tangible action".