“Takhavur woundly helped co-co-authored David Hadley to get an Indian visa”: Mumbai police official

Takhavur Hussein early, a key accused of the Mumbai terrorist attack 26/1, helped co -authored David Kolman Hadley to receive an Indian visa, said a police officer, familiar with the probe. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) officially arrested a wound brought to India after “successfully extradited” from the US. After that, a special court in Delhi detained him in custody for 18 days.

The wound served in the Pakistani Army medical building before emigrating to Canada in the late 1990s and set up an immigration consultative firm. He later moved to the US and set up an office in Chicago.

Thanks to its firm, Rama gave Hadley to implement a reconnaissance mission in Mumbai before attacks in November 2008 and helped him get a ten -year visa extension, police official said on Thursday.

During his stay in India, Headley used the front of the immigration business and regularly contacted the wound. There were more than 230 telephone calls between them, the official said.

The wound also maintained the connection with the “Main IKBALL”, another accomplice of the attacks during this period, according to the NIA fee. He visited India early in November 2008, a few days before the terrorist attacks.

According to a letter filed by the Mumbai police against the wound in 2023 in the event of an attack 26/11, he lived in a hotel in PAPAI and held a discussion about crowded places in South Mumbai with a man who was witnessed in the case.

Subsequently, some of these places were sent to Pakistani terrorists during the deadly attacks, which took 166 lives.

Terrorists aimed at several iconic places in Mumbai, including the Taji hotel and the covers, the railway station “Leopold”, “Chabad House” and “Chhatrapati Shivaja”, each heard in advance.

(This story was not edited by DNA staff and published with PTI)

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