New Delhi, Dec 24 (PTI) India did not want to give any "half-baked" findings to any international body on the 26/11 Mumbai terror strikes and such a process will be undertaken only after investigations are complete, a top official said.
"We did share some (basic) information with Interpol. But unless the investigation is complete, how can we share the (full) information," CBI Director Ashwini Kumar told reporters here.
The reaction came within hours after Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble's statement in Islamabad that the Indian government did not share information related to Mumbai terror attack.
Noble had said in Islamabad that New Delhi has not yet authorised its investigators to share information.
Kumar, who is also de-facto India's Interpol head, said New Delhi cannot give "half-baked" information to anyone on sensitive investigation.
Noble had visited India last week-end and met Union Home Minister P Chidamabaram and Kumar where he offered Interpol's help in probing the Mumbai terror attack.
One of the teams had met officials of the Mumbai crime branch yesterday, which are probing the terror strikes in the financial capital of the country.
