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India to get access to David Headley by May-end?
India may get access to David Coleman Headley sooner than expected. After several promises from the US top brass, including the President and the US Attorney General, that India would be allowed to question the 26/11 suspect, sources are now saying that India will get access to Headley by the end of the month.David Headley, a Chicago-based business...
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No decision yet on giving Headley access to India: US
A top Obama Administration official has said that no decision has been taken on giving Indian intelligence agencies access to David Coleman Headley.
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Direct access to Headley a must, says Law Minister
India on Wednesday insisted that US must provide a direct access to its investigators to interrogate Headley, who has confessed to plotting the Mumbai terror attacks.
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India will have 'full access' to info on Headley: US
However, US Assistance Secretary of State for South Asia Robert Blake said he was not in a position to answer if an Indian team could go to the US to question Headley.
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India to get access to David Headley by May-end?
India may get access to David Coleman Headley sooner than expected. After several promises from the US top brass, including the President and the US Attorney General, that India would be allowed to question the 26/11 suspect, sources are now saying that India will get access to Headley by the end of the month.David Headley, a Chicago-based business...
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No decision yet on giving Headley access to India: US
A top Obama Administration official has said that no decision has been taken on giving Indian intelligence agencies access to David Coleman Headley.
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Direct access to Headley a must, says Law Minister
India on Wednesday insisted that US must provide a direct access to its investigators to interrogate Headley, who has confessed to plotting the Mumbai terror attacks.
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India will have 'full access' to info on Headley: US
However, US Assistance Secretary of State for South Asia Robert Blake said he was not in a position to answer if an Indian team could go to the US to question Headley.
