Pakistan Fires Official Who Confirmed Mumbai Gunman's ID
ISLAMABAD -- The Pakistani government on Wednesday abruptly fired its national security adviser after he confirmed that the surviving gunman captured in the Mumbai attacks is a Pakistani, a key piece of evidence contained in a dossier amassed by India on alleged Pakistani complicity in the three-day assault.
A McClatchy investigation established four weeks ago that the only assailant captured alive, Amir Ajmal Kasab, comes from Faridkot, an impoverished hamlet in Pakistan's Punjab Province.







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McClatchy Washington Bureau | Saeed Shah and Jonathan S. Landay | January 8, 2009 09:03 AM