China blocked India's move seeking action against Pakistan on Mumbai attack mastermind Lakhvi

China has blocked India's move in the United Nation from demanding action against 9/11 Mumbai attack mastermind and the LET commander Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi in the violation of the world body as it contended that India has not provided sufficient information.

The UN Sensation Committee met on India's request, a clarification was to be sought from Pakistan over Lakhvi's release in the 26/11 trail but the Chinese representative present in the meeting said that India has not provided sufficient evidence, the reports said.

In a letter to chair of the UN sanctions committee Jim McLay, India's representative to UN Ashok Mukherjee last month has said that Lakhvi's release by the Pakistan court has violated 1267 UN resolution dealing with the designated entities and resolution.

The release of Lakhvi has also raised concerns in UK, US, Russia, France and Germany, calling for him to be re-arrested.

Lakhvi, relative of Let founder Jamat-ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Sayeed was arrested in 2008 and was indicated  along with six others on November-25-2009 because of his connection in Mumbai attack case. The trial has underway since 2009.