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Pakistan sees Indian hand in church bombingM/b>
2002-03-18 19:04:40 Tareq Sa'eed PPA
18 March 2002
Unconfirmed reports indicate that Indian intelligence agencies may have masterminded yesterday's bombing of a Protestant Church in Islamabad.
According to the reports the five churchgoers who perished and the scores injured may have been pawns in the unending feud between the countries' secret services.
Pakistani intelligence says the attack was an Indian Secret Service attempt to fix a botched attempt to make the Godhra train incident, which triggered massive reprisals against India's Muslims, "stick" to Islamabad.
Vikram Sood, head of the Indian intelligence service RAW, is said to have received severe dressing down last week for the failure to connect the torching of a train in India's Gujrat state carrying Hindu extremists to the site of the demolished Babri mosque.
He was asked, said a western diplomat in Moscow, "to find some way, and find it quick, to turn the hostile attention of the world toward Pakistan."
Meanwhile another correspondent, Sergi Pyatakov, adds from Moscow:
Well- known Russian journalist, Arkady Dubnov, described the incident as "a case of cold blooded butchery which has RAW written all over it."
He also said that RAW has been proved to be behind the Chithisinghpura massacre when on the eve of Clinton's visit to India, 34 Sikhs were slaughtered.
In another incident, six Indian soldiers were caught red-handed trying to set a Sikh village on fire in Indian-held Kashmir.
The Church attack, he said, may quite possibly be another incident of this kind.
The attack killed five people and wounded 45 others - up to seven seriously.
The dead include a U.S. diplomat's wife and their teen-age daughter, an Afghan, a Pakistani and a fifth unidentified victim - possibly the attacker.
The wounded include 12 Pakistanis, 10 Americans, and at least five Iranians.
Others hurt include the Sri Lankan ambassador to Pakistan, and people from Ethiopia, Iraq, Germany, Afghanistan, Switzerland, Britain, Australia and Canada.
There has been no claim of responsibility.
Pakistani authorities blame Islamic militants who oppose the U.S.-led war on terrorism, and Pakistan's crackdown on religious extremists.
The Protestant International Church is located in a heavily guarded section of Islamabad near the U.S. embassy, and is attended by diplomatic families from several countries.
Officials and witnesses say there were about 70 worshipers in the church Sunday when a lone attacker entered, began shouting, and then started throwing grenades.
General Musharraf called the attack a ghastly act of terrorism aimed at sabotaging Pakistan's national interests.
RAW has an extensive network of agents and anti-government elements within Pakistan, including dissident elements from various sectarian and ethnic groups of Sindh and Punjab.
Published reports allege that as many as 35,000 RAW agents entered Pakistan between 1983-93, with 12,000 working in Sindh, 10,000 in Punjab, 8,000 in North West Frontier Province and 5000 in Balochistan.-
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