Dots getting connected on 26/11: Chidambaram

New Delhi: India on Wednesday continued to up the ante of arrested 26/11 handler with Union Home Minister P Chidambaram saying that the dots concerning the attack were increasingly getting joined.

He further said that several key details of the 2008 Mumbai attacks were revealed following the interrogation of Jundal.

"The picture is getting clearer now. We now know who trained and who briefed the 26/11 terrorists," said Chidambaram, addressing a press conference.

The Home Minister, however, added that no new dossier on Abu Jundal would be given to Pakistan by India.

The Home Minister also said that the details of the 26/11 control room in Pakistan, saying India now knows how it functioned.

Chidambaram further said, "It is no longer possible to deny that though the incident happened in Mumbai, its control was in Pakistan."

He also hit out at the neighbouring nation, which claims that the act was committed by non-state actors.

"Pakistan mentions non-state actors…after Kasab's interrogation evidence clearly points to state actors, now with Abu Jundal interrogation, it was clear that there were state actors," he said.

The Home Minister, however, added that no new dossier on Abu Jundal would be given to Pakistan by India.

Meanwhile, the NIA has claimed that must be given preference in the interrogation of Abu Jundal as their case pertains to future and not past.

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