New Delhi:
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday said there has been no input from Pakistan on the Lashkar-Headley terror plot against India.
(Read: The case so far)Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the India EU summit, the Prime Minister said Pakistan had not given any information on Headley, who is allegedly linked to the Lashkar-e-Taiba.
"Well to the extent that I have information, I don't think this Headley affair, we have received any information from the Pakistan side, the PM said.
Meanwhile, Home minister P Chidamabaram has said that there was a clearPakistan link in the Lashkar-Headley terror plot against India.
The plot was uncovered by the FBI recently. Tahawwur Hussain Rana and David Headley, Chicago-based businessmen who have been linked to a plot to attack the Danish newspaper that published controversial cartoons about the Prophet Muhammad, also discussed the possibility of attacking the National Defence College in New Delhi. They have been arrested and are being interrogated.
The US government has recorded conversations of American Headley, and Rana - a Canadian national who was born in Pakistan -- discussing the possibility of an attack on the NDC, which provides training to top Defence and Civil Services officers in national and international security.
Charges filed say Rana, who operates a Chicago immigration service, also e-mailed advice to a member of the Lashkar-e-Taiba on how to bring people into the US illegally.