The government of Pakistan has been accused of aiding terrorist organisations operating on their soil who have attacked India. Pakistan denies all allegations, stating that these acts are committed by non-state actors.India alleged that the recent 2008 Mumbai attacks originated in Pakistan, and that the attackers were in touch with a Pakistani colonel and other handlers in Pakistan. The testimony of David Headley, who was implicated for his role in the Mumbai attacks, points to significant ISI involvement in the activities of the LeT, including the Mumbai attacks. This led to a UN ban on one such organisation, the Jama'at-ud-Da'wah, which the Pakistani government is yet to enforce.India has given many proofs on recent attacks in Uri and Pathankot and number of terrorist attacks
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