Tahawwur Rana was pleased with 26/11 attack: Headley in court

February 13, 2016 09:41

Pakistani-American terrorist David Headley continues his deposition in front of a Mumbai court via videoconferencing on day 5. Currently lodged in an American prison and serving a time of 35 years, the Lashkar-e-Tayiba operative for the past few days has been revealing the how the terrorist group along with the help of the ISI wants to spread terror in India.

Here are the highlights of his testimony today:

-- From March 11, 2009 to 13 March 2009, I visited Pushkar (Rajasthan). I travelled and made a video of the city including Chabad House

-- In Pune, I visited Indian Army installation

-- Previously, Major Iqbal told me to visit the Indian Army installation in Pune to recruit people from Indian army to have some classified info

-- After the 26/11 terror attack, I met Dr Tahawwur Rana in Chicago. Rana was pleased with the terror attack in Mumbai

-- On March 3, 2009, I sent an e-mail to DrTahawwur Rana, with the subject on the mail 'personal will" which he had executed

-- I sent this 'will' to Dr.Rana because I was going back to India again, I thought I may be killed and arrested in India

-- gulati22@hotmail.com was my e-mail id and rare.lemon@gmail.com was Sajid Mir's e-mail and we used to exchange mails by this

-- On July 8, I sent a mail to Sajid Mir. In this mail, I asked "Are most of the problem solved for uncle & his friends?"

-- In this mail, Hafiz Saeed is "Uncle" and Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi is "his friends"

-- I sent this mail because after terror attack in Mumbai, government of Pakistan carried out investigation

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