Fayaz Kagzai headed IM module behind Hyd blasts?
February 23, 2013 14:06
Vicky Nanjappa reports from Hyderabad: Is Lashkar-e-Tayiba operative Abu Jundal linked to the Indian Mujahideen module that carried out the Hyderabad blasts? Investigators say that the interrogation report of Jundal (an accused in the 26/11 case) would be revisited.
The information he has provided on his associate Fayaz Kagzai could hold the key to understand the Indian Mujahideen module, which is suspected to have masterminded Thursday's blasts, better.
According to sources, Jundal had said in his interrogation that Kagzai controlled the Indian Mujahideen outfit, which carried out blasts in Pune and Hyderabad. Jundal, who was one of the men in the control room at Karachi staging the 26/11 attack, also confessed that he was moved out of Pakistan and sent to Saudi Arabia to help Kagzai, who was instrumental in setting up the IM base on the instructions of the LeT.
The information he has provided on his associate Fayaz Kagzai could hold the key to understand the Indian Mujahideen module, which is suspected to have masterminded Thursday's blasts, better.
According to sources, Jundal had said in his interrogation that Kagzai controlled the Indian Mujahideen outfit, which carried out blasts in Pune and Hyderabad. Jundal, who was one of the men in the control room at Karachi staging the 26/11 attack, also confessed that he was moved out of Pakistan and sent to Saudi Arabia to help Kagzai, who was instrumental in setting up the IM base on the instructions of the LeT.
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