<p>“It’s difficult to say. At this moment, every organization is suspect. Until we have strong evidence, it is difficult to point finger at any organization,” the home minister told reporters. <br /><br />He was asked about an email attributed to the Pakistan-based Harkat-ul-Jehadi Islami (HuJI) and if investigators were pursuing any cross-border link to the terror attack that killed 13 people, mostly litigants, outside the court complex and injured over 90.<br /><br />“Whether this one has been carried out by an Indian module or a cross-border module, I cannot say," the minister said. He reiterated his statement in parliament following a debate on terrorism last month.<br /><br />“There are so many modules. As a part of reality, we have to wake up to that reality. There are Indian modules. Because there is no evidence of HuJi’s presence in India; therefore we are keeping our fingers crossed until we get evidence,” he said. <br /><br />He said the emails attributed to HuJI and the home grown terror group Indian Mujahideen were being verified. The HuJI email was traced to a cyber cafe in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar and the police there have detained the sender, identified as Mohammed Saeed.<br /><br />Chidambaram said the government was doing “its best” to improve counter-terrorism infrastructure. “We have reached a modest level in two years and eight months (since the Nov 26, 2008 terror attack and after he took over). It will take time to build capacity to a level where we can say we are perhaps equal to the challenge,” he said.</p>
<p>“It’s difficult to say. At this moment, every organization is suspect. Until we have strong evidence, it is difficult to point finger at any organization,” the home minister told reporters. <br /><br />He was asked about an email attributed to the Pakistan-based Harkat-ul-Jehadi Islami (HuJI) and if investigators were pursuing any cross-border link to the terror attack that killed 13 people, mostly litigants, outside the court complex and injured over 90.<br /><br />“Whether this one has been carried out by an Indian module or a cross-border module, I cannot say," the minister said. He reiterated his statement in parliament following a debate on terrorism last month.<br /><br />“There are so many modules. As a part of reality, we have to wake up to that reality. There are Indian modules. Because there is no evidence of HuJi’s presence in India; therefore we are keeping our fingers crossed until we get evidence,” he said. <br /><br />He said the emails attributed to HuJI and the home grown terror group Indian Mujahideen were being verified. The HuJI email was traced to a cyber cafe in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar and the police there have detained the sender, identified as Mohammed Saeed.<br /><br />Chidambaram said the government was doing “its best” to improve counter-terrorism infrastructure. “We have reached a modest level in two years and eight months (since the Nov 26, 2008 terror attack and after he took over). It will take time to build capacity to a level where we can say we are perhaps equal to the challenge,” he said.</p>