A Pakistani officail visiting Washington condemned a series of blasts in India that killed more than 100 people. The Bush White House recently gave the go-ahead for Pakistan to buy F16 planes, which some Congressional sources say could run intro problems on Capitol Hill.More than 100 people were killed in seven bomb explosions at rail stations in India's financial hub of Mumbai.Officials said scores had been injured in the blasts, which also hit the suburbs of Mahim, Santa Cruz and Khar. In an interview with Reuters Pakistan's foreign minister Khurshid Mahmood condemned the blasts."Oh yes, it is horrific, 135 people killed. Some one rang me this morning to say about 20 people had died. 135 is terrible and of course we strongly condemn this and yes there is the issue of terrorism which is plaguing the world. The government of Pakistan is doing its share. I have no other comment except to condemn the incident in the strongest terms."The foreign minister come to Washington at a time...