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Was sabotage officially proven?
Sabotage was considered, and numerous allegations have subsequently been made, but the publicly available record does not conclusively establish a perpetrator or a single proven mechanism.
Were mango crates responsible?
Explosives concealed in mango crates remain one of the best-known theories. Muhammad Ijaz-ul-Haq has publicly supported versions of that allegation, but it should be described as a claim unless corroborated by authenticated forensic evidence.
Is the Shafi-ur-Rahman Commission Report public?
The complete investigative record and supporting material have not been made readily available to the Pakistani public. That is why the demand for declassification remains relevant.
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