PM had remarked on threat to Indian polls from terror outfits based in Pak.
Islamabad: Pakistan said on Saturday that it had sought details from India on the perceived terrorist threat to its general elections.
"We have made a request to the Indian administration for intelligence sharing so that all necessary steps could be taken," Interior Minister Rehman Malik said at a press conference, noting that Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had spoken of the threat.
He pointed out that it was for the Indian authorities to provide information about the threat. "We are facing a common enemy," Geo TV quoted Malik as saying.
"We don't want recurrence of incidents like the Mumbai attacks," Malik added.
Manmohan Singh's remarks had come during an interaction with women journalists in New Delhi on Friday.
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