The decision by the Lahore High Court to scrap all terror cases against the Jamaat-Ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed including November 26, 2008 Mumbai attack case, is shamelessly disappointing. His acquittal marks the failure of all diplomatic efforts meant to persuade Pakistan into punishing all those behind the gruesome attack. This is not the first time when Pakistan has brazenly refused to act against terrorists operating from its soil against India in the face of all the evidence. The decision unambiguously displays Pakistani strategy of selective action against the terrorists. While it can fight the Taliban in the NW and the Al Qaeda to remain in the good books of the west it refuses to take any action against India centric organizations, like the Jamaat. Pakistan needs to remember that there are no good or bad terrorists and that ultimately its’ their own security at stake in the end. India should review its strategy to ensure that Pakistan acts against those who masterminded or planned the Mumbai attacks last year.