The New York Times said today that Pakistan has agreed to provide the US access to the three widows of slain terrorist leader Osama Bin Laden.The three wives of Osama are now in the custody of Pakistani Army and the US investigations would be asked to interview them but not to interrogate them. Pakistan army has detained the three wives and several children of Osama after he was killed by the American commandoes a week ago in a special US operation.
CNN however said Pakistan will allow the US investigators to take the widows even into custody if their country of origin grants permission for their detention.
The New York Times in another report said that CIA Director Leon Panetta would soon meet ISI Chief Lt Gen Ahmad Shuja Pasha to discuss the ways to carry forward the common fight against terrorism especially against the Al-Qaida and Taliban.
