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​Indian sleuths to interrogate Headley

2009-11-05 12:56:43
Last Updated: 2009-11-05 13:00:00

A team of Indian investigators have got permission to interrogate Chicago man David Coleman Headley, who had admitted to plotting terror attacks in India, reported Times Now on Thursday.
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The Indian term reached Chicago earlier this week. It would interrogate the accused on the alleged 26/11-like terror plot being planned against India.

National Defence College secured: Govt

Hadley, 49 and Tahawwur Hussain Rana, 48 were arrested by the FBI last month. Their interrogation revealed a plot that including an attack on New Delhi's National Defence College (NDC) by the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).

Hadley has earlier admitted that he had been trained by the LeT, media reports in the US said.

Indian terror link proof yet to be given to New Delhi: Pakistan

The duo had been in constant touch with  Ilyas Kashmiri of Al Qaeda's 313 Brigade.

Kashmiri, who is being seen as the next Laden, has a $600,000 award on his head by the Pakistan government. The US has also been trying to nab him.

India allowed perpetrators of terror attacks to escape: Army chief





 
 
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