Bharatiya Janata Party chief Amit Shah on Tuesday said Pakistan has for the first time made "serious efforts" towards investigating Pathankot terror attack case.
"Pakistan team will be provided only limited access. They wont be allowed inside the airbase, nor will they hold talks with the officers. For the first time Pakistan has made some serious efforts into investigation," Shah said.
A five-member Pakistani Joint Investigation Team, including an ISI official, on Tuesday visited the IAF base at Pathankot in connection with the January 2 attack amid intensified protests by opposition Congress and Aam Aadmi Party.
Congress said that according an almost "red carpet welcome" to JIT raised serious questions on procedural propriety in relation to compromise on national security and likened it to an accused investigating himself.
AAP said instead of allowing Pakistan's investigation team to visit India to probe Pathankot attack, Indian security agencies should have been sent to Pakistan to investigate the role of masterminds "enjoying hospitality of Pakistan Government not only in Pathankot attack but in Mumbai attacks too".
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