As fighting subsides in Mumbai, the politico-military consequences begin to show themselves. The dominant assumption in India throughout the fighting is that the attackers were somehow linked to Pakistan; if they were not directly linked to any Pakistani government organ, then the Pakistani government was, at the very least, responsible for not acting decisively to control the attackers. In any event, India has shown every indication that on some level it will hold Pakistan responsible. The planned visit by the head of the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency to India was canceled yesterday. The official reason is that neither side is ready for the visit. The unofficial explanation in the Pakistani media is that the decision was made after Indian foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee was extremely aggressive with Pakistani officials during a phone conversation following the Mumbai attacks.