BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Earlier we tried to establish contact with Kasra Naji by telephone in New Delhi with the latest on the fallout from that hostage crisis involving an Indian Airlines jetliner. Now we have Kasra on the phone with us for an update on what is happening on this front. Kasra, hello, what have you found out? Kasra Naji, Bill Hemmer in Atlanta. Can you hear me?</s>KASRA NAJI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Bill, I can hear you, yes.</s>HEMMER: Go ahead with your report, sir. We're on the air.</s>NAJI: As you just said, India appears to be upping the ante in its war of words with Pakistan. Today, India again accused Pakistan of being behind the hijacking of the Indian airliner over the Christmas period, this time basing its allegation on the interrogations of four men they say they have arrested over the past few days. Lal Krishna Advani is the home minister. He told a news conference today that the interrogations of the four show that Pakistan's military intelligence organization ISI was masterminding the hijacking, and the four people were members of the militant organization called Amjed Assar (ph). Home Minister Mr. Advani said before two Pakistanis, one Nepalese and Indian international, in the words of the minister, were the support cell for the hijackers. We don't have any more evidence other than what the minister has told us. The fact is that the government of India is under a great deal of pressure to show that its determined in its resolve to fight terrorism, tell the Indians here that they will continue to fight terrorism, and also they are keen, the government of India is keen to get the international community, and particularly the United States, to declare Pakistan a terrorist state. So there's a great deal of pressure on India to come up with something tangible in terms of evidence or anything they have to show Pakistani involvement in this. Pakistan has denied involvement, but nevertheless these accusations have increased tension between these two nuclear neighbors -- Bill.</s>HEMMER: All right, Kasra Naji by telephone, the very latest on a story that continues to develop. We will track it for you.
India Again Accuses Pakistan of Being Behind Indian Airlines Hijacking