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  • Will US let him nail Pak role?
    March 21 2010 | DC Correspondent

    March 20: Washington’s reluctance to part with either David Coleman Headley, a conspirator of the Mumbai attacks, or information about the plot that would have exposed Pakistan’s duplicity, has made

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  • In pursuing Headley, don’t forget big fish
    March 20 2010 |

    We should not take our eyes off the ball in discussing the fate of David Coleman Headley, the American of Pakistani origin who took an Anglo-Saxon name in order to go under the radar while scouting locations in Mumbai on behalf of Lashkar-e-Tayyaba for the November 26, 2008 attacks.

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  • Headley deal: No extradition to India
    March 18 2010 | PTI

    Pakistani-American David Coleman Headley, accused of plotting the 26/11 Mumbai attacks at the behest of Lashkar-e-Tayyaba and conspiring to target a Danish newspaper, on Thursday pleaded guilty to all terror charges before a US court here.

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  • India watching Headley case: Krishna
    March 18 2010

    India on Thursday said it was waiting for the statement of Mumbai terror suspect David Coleman Headley in a Chicago court amid reports that he would change his plea to guilty to get a lighter sentence than the death penalty.

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  • India to Pak: Arrest Hafiz Saeed
    February 25 2010

    The foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan concluded their talks on Thursday, with New Delhi making a strong pitch for the arrest of the suspected Mumbai terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed and airing its concerns over a recent spike in infiltration.

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  • Rahul: Headley was an absolute monster
    February 21 2010

    "I have lost faith in everyone. I don't even trust my girlfriend now. I have started suspecting people in my family. I can't trust anymore... It's paranoia," says 28-year-old Rahul Bhatt after his association with David Headley, the Pakistan-born American linked to the 26/11 attacks.

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