Ministry of External Affairs, spokesperson Anurag Srivastava on August 27 said that India shared enough evidence with Pakistan on Pulwama terror attack but the country continues to evade responsibility.
"Pulwama attack chargesheet was filed after probe of a year and half.
It has been filed to address the act of terrorism and to bring perpetrators of the heinous crime to justice.
Our aim is not to simply issue statements or notifications, Jaish-e-Mohammed had claimed responsibility for Pulwama attack, the organisation and its leaders are in Pakistan.
It's regrettable that Masood Azhar, the first accused, continues to find shelter in Pak.
We've shared enough evidence with Pak but it continues to evade responsibility," said Srivastava during press conference.
