"We will definitely share evidence with Pakistan," Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde told reporters here today.
Echoing similar sentiment, Home Secretary R K Singh said New Delhi wanted Islamabad to take action against those who were responsible for such activities on the basis of evidence India will provide to the neighbouring country.
The statements came in the wake of Indian government officials, accompanying Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in his current Iran tour, indicating that Singh may not raise the issue with Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari when he meets him on the sidelines of the ongoing NAM summit.
The Home Secretary, meanwhile, said, "I have never said SMSes originated in Pakistan. But yes, majority of doctored, morphed pictures and video on the web uploaded from Pakistan."
He also said India never claimed that Pakistan government or its intelligence agency ISI was responsible for the inflammatory pictures but that it was the handwork of some individuals in Pakistan. (More)