David Coleman Headley’s actual visa application form has been retrieved. He was charged with Mumbai attack’s conspiracy. His visa application form is retrieved with attached documents from Indian Consulate’s (Chicago) record room.

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has indicted to David Coleman Headley & Abdur Rehman Hashim Syed for 26/11 terror attacks. Tahawwur Hussain Rana has also been accused for Mumbai terror attacks by FBI. He is in the custody of Police. Headley has also accused for the muder of Danish paper cartoonist.

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After an exhaustive investigation on Monday, Headley has accused by FBI for last year’s 26/11 attacks in Mumbai on six counts. Before it was only suspected that he is involved in 26/11 terror attacks but now it has confirmed. FBI said that David Coleman Headley send & explode explosive & other dangerous & deadly in India.

Headley is the other person after Ajmal Kasab who involved in straight way in terror attack of 26/11 who has arrested by police outside Pakistan. According to US press Headley may also linked with Pakistan’s jihadi. Headley is one of the masterminds.
FBI has also accused to Major of the Pakistan military who has retired named Abdur Rehman Hashim Syed. FBI said that the officers of Pakistan military were intimately linked with ISI.

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Kerala police had found out that US terrorist David Headley usually visited Kochi before the Mumbai massacre. Jacob Punnoose, Director General of Police had told that the investigations made by central agencies had not find any suitable information to send to the state police.

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Alleged terrorist David Coleman Headley aged 49 had visited 5 Indian cities. Sources told that last month in Chicago he was arrested by FBI; he travelled to Delhi, Lucknow, Agra & Ahmedabad.

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