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21 Nov 2009, 09:54 HRS IST
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A file photo of Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik (left) in Rawalpindi. AP/PTI
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  • India funding Taliban fighters, says Rehman Malik
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STAFF WRITER 14:52 HRS IST

Islamabad, Oct 26 (PTI) Interior Minister Rehman Malik has once again claimed that India is fomenting unrest within Pakistan through steps such as funding Taliban fighters based along the border with Afghanistan.

Malik said he was "convinced" India is among "certain hostile agencies" that are backing the Taliban to create instability in Pakistan.

Asked during an interview to a TV news channel as to who was backing the Taliban, he said: "There are certain hostile elements against Pakistan and there are certain hostile agencies which do not want Pakistan to be (stabilised)."

In response to a question on whether India is among the hostile agencies, Malik said, "Yes, of course, I am convinced. I have no doubt about it. I was very open. I have given the full details.

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