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After Rana verdict, US justifies Headley deal
Justifying a controversial plea bargain deal with the Mumbai attacks accused David Headley that spared him from death penalty and extradition to India, a top US attorney has said that not doing the pact would have been a "terrible mistake"."I am convinced that we would have made a terrible mistake if we did not sit down with Headley and get all the...
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India disappointed with Rana verdict, Modi tweets too
The acquittal of Tahawwur Rana in planning the 26/11 attacks is being seen as a setback for India. "We are disappointed," said UK Bandal, India's Secretary for Internal Security. He said the National Investigation Agency (NIA), which is handling the 26/11 case, will gather more information from America. The NIA will also debate filing a chargesheet...
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Tahawwur Rana had no inkling of 26/11 attacks, says his wife
Jury deliberations in the trial of the Chicago businessman reportedly involved in plotting 26/11 have begun in the federal courthouse in Chicago. Speaking exclusively to NDTV as she awaits a verdict about her husband's guilt or innocence, Mrs. Tahawwur Rana said she has confidence in the US legal system. Mrs. Rana maintains that her husband is inno...
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Rana, Headley 'playing on the same team', prosecutors say in closing arguments
Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Rana was involved in the Mumbai attacks and he and his friend David Headley were part of the same team that carried out the terror assault in 2008, a US Federal Attorney told a Chicago court."Evidences flatly contradict the defence argument that Rana was not part of it. Rana and Headley were part of the same team," the a...
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Tahawuur Rana's trial to resume tomorrow
The trial of Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Rana, during which co-accused in the Mumbai attacks David Headley testified that Pakistan's ISI was linked to the 2008 terror strikes, will resume in a court here tomorrow and the jury may come up with a verdict as early as Wednesday. The trial will resume with testimonies from Rana's...
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Why Headley is a rare breed among terrorists
In 2000, David Coleman Headley called a phone number he saw on a recruiting poster in a mosque in Pakistan, and in doing so launched a nearly decade-long career as a terrorist.For the soft-spoken Pakistani-American who admits he helped carry out the deadly 2008 terror rampage in Mumbai, it was simple: "I went to a meeting." Born in Washington,...
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Headley reveals how Pak handlers used live TV to guide 26/11 attackers
Watching the 2008 Mumbai carnage live from Pakistan, terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) handlers guided the attackers on phone and even asked them to change tactics to challenge the advancing commandos.The strategy followed during the 60-hour siege of Mumbai emerged during the testimony of 26/11 co-accused David Headley in a Chicago District Court...
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Headley wrote his will before travelling to India post 26/11
Apprehending arrest during his India visit after the Mumbai attacks, David Headley wrote a will and emailed it to his friend and co-accused Tahawwur Rana, as to what should be done to his wives and children in the event of his death or arrest."I am travelling and things are so bad these days, I would like to leave a few instructions with you in cas...
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David Coleman Headley: Cold, detached
For hours over the last two days, star witness David Coleman Headley has made some chilling revelations while testifying about his involvement in gruesome terror attacks and assassination plots at the trial of Tahawwur Rana in Chicago. In doing so, the man has seemed markedly emotionless, cold, detached.When he talked about his filming of the Obero...
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Headley's diary lists telephone numbers of ISI handlers
Clinching evidence of key Mumbai attacks accused David Headley's links with the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and the Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) is provided by his diary which contains telephone numbers of two Major-rank officers of the Pakistani Army besides some others who handled the 26/11 attackers.The hand-written diary, two pages of which were ...
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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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Rana's trial expected to begin in US on November 1
The trial of Pakistani-Canadian terror suspect Tahawwur Rana, charged with involvement in the Mumbai attacks, is expected to begin on November 1, with a US district court judge in Chicago saying on Tuesday that the process should start "sooner than later."During Rana's status hearing in the district court, Judge Harry Leinenweber set November 1 as ...
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After Rana verdict, US justifies Headley deal
Justifying a controversial plea bargain deal with the Mumbai attacks accused David Headley that spared him from death penalty and extradition to India, a top US attorney has said that not doing the pact would have been a "terrible mistake"."I am convinced that we would have made a terrible mistake if we did not sit down with Headley and get all the...
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India disappointed with Rana verdict, Modi tweets too
The acquittal of Tahawwur Rana in planning the 26/11 attacks is being seen as a setback for India. "We are disappointed," said UK Bandal, India's Secretary for Internal Security. He said the National Investigation Agency (NIA), which is handling the 26/11 case, will gather more information from America. The NIA will also debate filing a chargesheet...
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Tahawwur Rana had no inkling of 26/11 attacks, says his wife
Jury deliberations in the trial of the Chicago businessman reportedly involved in plotting 26/11 have begun in the federal courthouse in Chicago. Speaking exclusively to NDTV as she awaits a verdict about her husband's guilt or innocence, Mrs. Tahawwur Rana said she has confidence in the US legal system. Mrs. Rana maintains that her husband is inno...
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Rana, Headley 'playing on the same team', prosecutors say in closing arguments
Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Rana was involved in the Mumbai attacks and he and his friend David Headley were part of the same team that carried out the terror assault in 2008, a US Federal Attorney told a Chicago court."Evidences flatly contradict the defence argument that Rana was not part of it. Rana and Headley were part of the same team," the a...
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Tahawuur Rana's trial to resume tomorrow
The trial of Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Rana, during which co-accused in the Mumbai attacks David Headley testified that Pakistan's ISI was linked to the 2008 terror strikes, will resume in a court here tomorrow and the jury may come up with a verdict as early as Wednesday. The trial will resume with testimonies from Rana's...
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Why Headley is a rare breed among terrorists
In 2000, David Coleman Headley called a phone number he saw on a recruiting poster in a mosque in Pakistan, and in doing so launched a nearly decade-long career as a terrorist.For the soft-spoken Pakistani-American who admits he helped carry out the deadly 2008 terror rampage in Mumbai, it was simple: "I went to a meeting." Born in Washington,...
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Headley reveals how Pak handlers used live TV to guide 26/11 attackers
Watching the 2008 Mumbai carnage live from Pakistan, terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) handlers guided the attackers on phone and even asked them to change tactics to challenge the advancing commandos.The strategy followed during the 60-hour siege of Mumbai emerged during the testimony of 26/11 co-accused David Headley in a Chicago District Court...
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Headley wrote his will before travelling to India post 26/11
Apprehending arrest during his India visit after the Mumbai attacks, David Headley wrote a will and emailed it to his friend and co-accused Tahawwur Rana, as to what should be done to his wives and children in the event of his death or arrest."I am travelling and things are so bad these days, I would like to leave a few instructions with you in cas...
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David Coleman Headley: Cold, detached
For hours over the last two days, star witness David Coleman Headley has made some chilling revelations while testifying about his involvement in gruesome terror attacks and assassination plots at the trial of Tahawwur Rana in Chicago. In doing so, the man has seemed markedly emotionless, cold, detached.When he talked about his filming of the Obero...
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Headley's diary lists telephone numbers of ISI handlers
Clinching evidence of key Mumbai attacks accused David Headley's links with the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and the Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) is provided by his diary which contains telephone numbers of two Major-rank officers of the Pakistani Army besides some others who handled the 26/11 attackers.The hand-written diary, two pages of which were ...
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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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Rana's trial expected to begin in US on November 1
The trial of Pakistani-Canadian terror suspect Tahawwur Rana, charged with involvement in the Mumbai attacks, is expected to begin on November 1, with a US district court judge in Chicago saying on Tuesday that the process should start "sooner than later."During Rana's status hearing in the district court, Judge Harry Leinenweber set November 1 as ...
