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Zardari rejects Mumbai 'claims'

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Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has said there is still no firm proof that gunmen who attacked the Indian city of Mumbai came from Pakistan.

US, Indian and British officials have said there is clear evidence suggesting the attacks originated in terrorist training camps inside Pakistan.

But in an interview with the BBC's Alan Little, Mr Zardari said there was still no clear evidence to substantiate the claim.

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