Abu Jundal Deportation

By video-conference, the Mumbai Police would like to interrogate David Coleman Headley, who is in prison in the US, in attempts to prove that Pakistani state actors - senior officials in the army and intelligence agency ISI - were involved in 26/11. Headley has reportedly listed the same officers as Abu Jundal, a Pakistani terrorist who was deporte...

Abu Jundal, the alleged 26/11 handler, has given vital information to his Indian interrogators. He was arrested by Indian investigating agencies after being deported from Saudi Arabia.

The mother of Abu Jundal or Zabiuddin Ansari - who was deported from Saudi Arabia after India furnished a DNA test as proof of his identity - has said no DNA samples were taken from his family.

Home Minister P Chidambaram has confirmed that Laskhkar terrorist Abu Hamza was in a "control room" in Pakistan when the 26/11 attacks began in Mumbai in 2008. Hamza, who belongs to Maharashtra, was deported from Saudi Arabia to Delhi earlier this month. He has since provided India with crucial details of how its worst-ever terror attack was design...

More twists and turns in the Abu Jundal chase story as new details emerge. NDTV has now learnt that after Lashkar operative Jundal aka Abu Hamza - whose real name is Zabiuddin Ansari and who has 10 aliases - was picked up in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan tried to get him deported to Islamabad. But the US stepped in and prevented that from happening.

India is getting crucial information from 26/11 handler Abu Hamza (aka Abu Jundal) who has been deported from Saudi Arabia. Abu Hamza has told interrogators that during 26/11, a control room was set up in Karachi near the city's international airport and that members of Pakistan's ISI were present in that room.

Abu Hamza arrest: When Indian intelligence officials managed to arrest key 26/11 planner, Abu Hamza aka Abu Jundal, they were determined to keep it a secret. Hamza was deported from Saudi Arabia, where he had been posted by terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba to find funds and recruits. There were other Lashkar members stationed in Saudi Arabia- men w...

By video-conference, the Mumbai Police would like to interrogate David Coleman Headley, who is in prison in the US, in attempts to prove that Pakistani state actors - senior officials in the army and intelligence agency ISI - were involved in 26/11. Headley has reportedly listed the same officers as Abu Jundal, a Pakistani terrorist who was deporte...

Abu Jundal, the alleged 26/11 handler, has given vital information to his Indian interrogators. He was arrested by Indian investigating agencies after being deported from Saudi Arabia.

The mother of Abu Jundal or Zabiuddin Ansari - who was deported from Saudi Arabia after India furnished a DNA test as proof of his identity - has said no DNA samples were taken from his family.

Home Minister P Chidambaram has confirmed that Laskhkar terrorist Abu Hamza was in a "control room" in Pakistan when the 26/11 attacks began in Mumbai in 2008. Hamza, who belongs to Maharashtra, was deported from Saudi Arabia to Delhi earlier this month. He has since provided India with crucial details of how its worst-ever terror attack was design...

More twists and turns in the Abu Jundal chase story as new details emerge. NDTV has now learnt that after Lashkar operative Jundal aka Abu Hamza - whose real name is Zabiuddin Ansari and who has 10 aliases - was picked up in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan tried to get him deported to Islamabad. But the US stepped in and prevented that from happening.

India is getting crucial information from 26/11 handler Abu Hamza (aka Abu Jundal) who has been deported from Saudi Arabia. Abu Hamza has told interrogators that during 26/11, a control room was set up in Karachi near the city's international airport and that members of Pakistan's ISI were present in that room.

Abu Hamza arrest: When Indian intelligence officials managed to arrest key 26/11 planner, Abu Hamza aka Abu Jundal, they were determined to keep it a secret. Hamza was deported from Saudi Arabia, where he had been posted by terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba to find funds and recruits. There were other Lashkar members stationed in Saudi Arabia- men w...