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India declines to comment on defection of Pak. scientists

New Delhi Jan. 6. India today declined to comment on reports of at least nine Pakistani nuclear scientists having defected from the country.

``I am not going to react to press reports,'' the External Affairs Ministry spokesman told reporters when asked about reports by the United States-based online `South Asia Tribune' quoting documents from Pakistani nuclear power plant CHASNUPP. — PTI

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