Warrants against 2 Pak army majors, 3 Let’s operatives.

Warrants against 2 Pak army majors, 3 Let’s operatives.

The warrants came a day after associations between terror networks and Pakistan's official establishment as well as intelligence agencies was underlined by comments made by India's National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon. His observations came against the backdrop of Headley stating all through questioning that Pakistani Navy trained 26/11 attackers and ISI proscribed the 60-hour-long Mumbai assault from launch to the end. NIA had previously withdrawn its plea for NBW against Headley and his correlate Tahawwur Rana saying it was "untenable" in the changed situation. "We want to withdraw the plea against Headley and Rana as one of them has been duly interrogated by us and they are in supervision of the US with whom India has an expulsion treaty," the prosecutor had said. In the FIR lodged on November 11 last year, NIA has booked them under a choice of provisions of IPC, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and SAARC Convention (Suppression of Terrorism) Act, commerce with waging a war against the government of India, scheme and procuring arms and ammunition. The FIR mentioned inputs provided by FBI saying a detailed probe was required to work loose the entire scheme hatched by Headley and others to carry out terror attacks in the country. Besides his a choice of trips to India, Headley, in the disguise of an immigration law mentor, had also come to Delhi from Abu Dhabi on February 7 last year and went back passing through Mumbai after nearly ten days, it said.