Historians will be interested in Pakistan publicly acknowledging that it was supplying arms, Senior Indian lawyer Harish Salve remarked on Wednesday after the UK court ruled against Pakistan in the decades-old Hyderabad fund case."The historians would be interested in seeing Pakistan's open acceptance that they were supplying arms. And who could they be supplying to, the Razakars obviously in India," Salve told media after the court's ruling.While the UK court acknowledged that there was evidence of the supply of arms by Pakistan to Hyderabad, it refused to be persuaded by Pakistan's Arms for Money argument, under which Islamabad claimed that the funds were transferred to compensate/reimburse/indemnify Pakistan for assistance provided in procuring/facilitating the supply and/or transportation of weapons, according to media reports."The English court said, yes, there is evidence to suggest you were paying for arms, there is evidence to suggest you were supplying arms, but this account .
