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Pak-Based Group Behind 26/11 Mumbai Attack: Ex-Pakistan National Security Advisor Mahmud Ali Durrani
The 2008 Mumbai terror attack was carried out by Pakistan-based terror group, said their former National Security Advisor Mahmud Ali Durrani, reported news agency ANI.
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26/11 Case To Delay Further If India Doesn't Send Witnesses: Pakistan
With the last three hearings in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case being adjourned, Pakistani officials have warned that the trial, going on for six years, could face further delay if India does not send 24 witnesses to Pakistan to record their statements.
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Pakistan 26/11 Case: Court Orders Deposition Of Indian Witnesses
The Pakistani anti-terrorism court holding the Mumbai attack trial has ordered the Federal Investigation Agency to present all 24 Indian witnesses before it so that their statements can be recorded, an order which could further delay proceedings in the high-profile case.
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David Headley Says Ishrat Jehan Was Lashkar Terrorist: 10 Developments
Terrorist David Coleman Headley has told a Mumbai court that Ishrat Jehan, the 19-year-old student killed in an encounter in Gujarat in 2004, was a member of Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar e Taiba.
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Pakistan 26/11 Case: Witness Turns Hostile, Claims Kasab Is Alive
Prosecution in Mumbai attack case faced embarrassment when a key witness turned hostile and said that Ajmal Kasab, the lone gunman caught alive after the assault and later hanged, was alive.
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26/11 case in Pakistan: officials present 350 seized articles in court
Pakistani investigators today provided details of 350 articles, including the crucial "pink foam", found in four training camps of the Lashkar-e-Taiba in Sindh province to an anti-terrorism court conducting the trial of seven men charged with involvement in the Mumbai attacks.
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26/11 case: Pakistan asks India to allow lawyers to quiz key witnesses
Pakistani authorities have sent two requests to India to allow defence lawyers to cross-examine key witnesses in the 2008 Mumbai attacks case, saying any failure to do so could allow the accused in the country to go scot-free. In a message sent to Indian authorities through diplomatic channels on July 20, the Federal Investigation Agency asked tha...
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26/11 diary: Eight pages of planned terror
An eight-page diary, a record kept by one of the ten Pakistani terrorists who sailed from Karachi to Mumbai in November 26/11 to show India a side of terror it had never dreamt possible, was studied by the Supreme Court today in the context of Ajmal Kasab's case.
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Supreme Court stays Kasab's death penalty for now
The Supreme Court has suspended the death penalty given to 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab. This, is, however a technicality that is followed when the Supreme Court receives an appeal against a death sentence.
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Headley wants his son to be a top Pak commando
Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative David Headley wants his five-year-old son to one day become a soldier in Pakistani army's elite Special Service Group (SSG), which is known for its anti-India operations including the Kargil incursion and wars of 1965 and 1971.Headley, who was the star government witness in the Chicago trial of his childhood friend T...
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All issues that 'bug' Indo-Pak ties will be discussed: Krishna
On the eve of Indo-Pak Foreign Secretary-level talks, India said it is making a "determined bid" to work out a cordial relationship with Pakistan and that all issues that "bug" the ties, including terrorism, will be discussed.At the two-day meeting starting on Thursday in Islamabad, India is expected to raise the issue of the slow pace of ongoing 2...
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26/11 case: Headley says he 'disliked India, wanted to fight against Indian troops in Kashmir'
As the trial of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, accused of helping plan the deadly Mumbai terror strikes, got underway in a court in Chicago on Monday, the prosecution's star witness David Coleman Headley testified, exposing the role of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) in the dastardly attacks.Headley, a Pakistani-American who pleaded guilty to ...
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26/11 case: Attorneys to give opening statements in Rana trial, focus on ISI links
The trial of Chicago businessman Tahawwur Hussain Rana accused of helping plan deadly attacks in Mumbai in 2008 is being closely watched worldwide for what testimony might reveal about the global fight against terrorism. Defence attorneys, though, say their case is about just one thing: Betrayal.Opening statements start Monday in the trial of Rana,...
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26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana trial: Jury selection begins
The allegations against Chicago businessman Tahawwur Rana are fairly straightforward-- He helped a former boarding school friend serve as a scout for terrorists who carried out the 26/11 rampage that killed more than 160 people in Mumbai.But the implications of Rana's trial, which begins with jury selection on Monday in Chicago, could be enormous. ...
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26/11 case: Pakistan to defend ISI chief in a US court
The Pakistan government on Thursday said it will "strongly contest" the lawsuit filed in a US court against the serving and former heads of the powerful spy agency ISI by relatives of two Jewish victims of the 2008 Mumbai attacks."The government of Pakistan has taken a firm decision to strongly contest the suit filed against the Inter-Services Inte...
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Pak-Based Group Behind 26/11 Mumbai Attack: Ex-Pakistan National Security Advisor Mahmud Ali Durrani
The 2008 Mumbai terror attack was carried out by Pakistan-based terror group, said their former National Security Advisor Mahmud Ali Durrani, reported news agency ANI.
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26/11 Case To Delay Further If India Doesn't Send Witnesses: Pakistan
With the last three hearings in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case being adjourned, Pakistani officials have warned that the trial, going on for six years, could face further delay if India does not send 24 witnesses to Pakistan to record their statements.
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Pakistan 26/11 Case: Court Orders Deposition Of Indian Witnesses
The Pakistani anti-terrorism court holding the Mumbai attack trial has ordered the Federal Investigation Agency to present all 24 Indian witnesses before it so that their statements can be recorded, an order which could further delay proceedings in the high-profile case.
-
David Headley Says Ishrat Jehan Was Lashkar Terrorist: 10 Developments
Terrorist David Coleman Headley has told a Mumbai court that Ishrat Jehan, the 19-year-old student killed in an encounter in Gujarat in 2004, was a member of Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar e Taiba.
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Pakistan 26/11 Case: Witness Turns Hostile, Claims Kasab Is Alive
Prosecution in Mumbai attack case faced embarrassment when a key witness turned hostile and said that Ajmal Kasab, the lone gunman caught alive after the assault and later hanged, was alive.
-
26/11 case in Pakistan: officials present 350 seized articles in court
Pakistani investigators today provided details of 350 articles, including the crucial "pink foam", found in four training camps of the Lashkar-e-Taiba in Sindh province to an anti-terrorism court conducting the trial of seven men charged with involvement in the Mumbai attacks.
-
26/11 case: Pakistan asks India to allow lawyers to quiz key witnesses
Pakistani authorities have sent two requests to India to allow defence lawyers to cross-examine key witnesses in the 2008 Mumbai attacks case, saying any failure to do so could allow the accused in the country to go scot-free. In a message sent to Indian authorities through diplomatic channels on July 20, the Federal Investigation Agency asked tha...
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26/11 diary: Eight pages of planned terror
An eight-page diary, a record kept by one of the ten Pakistani terrorists who sailed from Karachi to Mumbai in November 26/11 to show India a side of terror it had never dreamt possible, was studied by the Supreme Court today in the context of Ajmal Kasab's case.
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Supreme Court stays Kasab's death penalty for now
The Supreme Court has suspended the death penalty given to 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab. This, is, however a technicality that is followed when the Supreme Court receives an appeal against a death sentence.
-
Headley wants his son to be a top Pak commando
Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative David Headley wants his five-year-old son to one day become a soldier in Pakistani army's elite Special Service Group (SSG), which is known for its anti-India operations including the Kargil incursion and wars of 1965 and 1971.Headley, who was the star government witness in the Chicago trial of his childhood friend T...
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All issues that 'bug' Indo-Pak ties will be discussed: Krishna
On the eve of Indo-Pak Foreign Secretary-level talks, India said it is making a "determined bid" to work out a cordial relationship with Pakistan and that all issues that "bug" the ties, including terrorism, will be discussed.At the two-day meeting starting on Thursday in Islamabad, India is expected to raise the issue of the slow pace of ongoing 2...
-
26/11 case: Headley says he 'disliked India, wanted to fight against Indian troops in Kashmir'
As the trial of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, accused of helping plan the deadly Mumbai terror strikes, got underway in a court in Chicago on Monday, the prosecution's star witness David Coleman Headley testified, exposing the role of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) in the dastardly attacks.Headley, a Pakistani-American who pleaded guilty to ...
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26/11 case: Attorneys to give opening statements in Rana trial, focus on ISI links
The trial of Chicago businessman Tahawwur Hussain Rana accused of helping plan deadly attacks in Mumbai in 2008 is being closely watched worldwide for what testimony might reveal about the global fight against terrorism. Defence attorneys, though, say their case is about just one thing: Betrayal.Opening statements start Monday in the trial of Rana,...
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26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana trial: Jury selection begins
The allegations against Chicago businessman Tahawwur Rana are fairly straightforward-- He helped a former boarding school friend serve as a scout for terrorists who carried out the 26/11 rampage that killed more than 160 people in Mumbai.But the implications of Rana's trial, which begins with jury selection on Monday in Chicago, could be enormous. ...
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26/11 case: Pakistan to defend ISI chief in a US court
The Pakistan government on Thursday said it will "strongly contest" the lawsuit filed in a US court against the serving and former heads of the powerful spy agency ISI by relatives of two Jewish victims of the 2008 Mumbai attacks."The government of Pakistan has taken a firm decision to strongly contest the suit filed against the Inter-Services Inte...
