Proposed external inquiry into Bhutto bombing rejected

Pakistan today rejected calls from Benazir Bhutto for outside help to investigate the suicide bomb aimed at her last week which killed 136 people.

Mon, 22 Oct, 2007 - 14:30

Pakistan today rejected calls from Benazir Bhutto for outside help to investigate the suicide bomb aimed at her last week which killed 136 people.

Mrs Bhutto wants US and British experts to look into the attack last Thursday in Karachi.

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