The US has drawn up a list of five terrorists it expects Pakistan to provide intelligence about immediately and possibly target in joint operations, according to a media report on Saturday.

Home minister P. Chidambaram on Saturday admitted that multiple errors in the list of terrorists hiding in Pakistan was “embarrassing” for the home ministry but said there was no need to apologise to the men who were mistakenly named as fugitives.

Home minister P. Chidambaram on Saturday said the "embarrassing" goof-up in the 'most wanted fugitives list' given to Pakistan is a wake up call to security agencies to become more professional but ruled out giving any apology for the lapse.

The government on Friday ruled out recalling the '50 most wanted' list given to Pakistan after two more fugitives figuring in it were traced in India but said the document is being reviewed.

India is likely to send a revised list of fugitives to Pakistan after a thorough verification and a correction process in the wake of errors creeping up in the '50 most wanted terrorists' list.

Embarrassed over the goof up in the list of wanted accused, the CBI on Friday withdrew the list of accused for whom Interpol Red Corner Notice had been given as those wanted by the agency in connection with other cases.

Union minister Farooq Abdullah on Friday said the "goof-up" in India's most wanted list handed over to Pakistan has been a shameful incident and sought a probe to find out who was behind the mistake.

India has handed over to Pakistan a fresh list of its most wanted 50 fugitives allegedly hiding in that country which includes runaway don Dawood Ibrahim and some 20 members of his underworld group.