David Headley Case Study

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David Headley Confesses that He Visited India Many Times!

Pakistani-American LeT agent David Headley today ousted under the watchful eye of a court here by means of video-conference subsequent to being made an approver in the 26/11 case and said he came to India seven times before the 2008 terrorist assaults and that his fundamental contact in LeT was Sajid Mir, likewise an accused.

Headley likewise said that in his Indian visa application he had outfitted all "wrong" data "to protect his cover". He apparently came to India a number of times around 2006 and 2008, drew maps, took video footage and scouted a few focuses for the assaults including the Taj Hotel, Oberoi Hotel and Nariman House. His surveillance gave fundamental data to the

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