Mobile Prices | Nokia Mobiles

India asks Chicago consulate to explain missing Headley


 
  Newest Topics Replies

 ° Indian forthcoming movies
87
 ° Bait bazi shairy
16
 ° Indian movies release dates
61
 ° Lets play antakshri
23
 ° Sing a song according to your own mood
41
 ° Virat kohli profile & biography
7
 ° Fill the blank^_^
35
 ° Sachin tendulkar profile & biography
12
 ° Watch ipl live streaming
22
 ° Piyush chawla profile & biography
4
 ° Ravichandran ashwin profile & biography
2
 ° Sl vs ind live score board
7
 ° Munaf patel profile & biography
3
 ° Say good (morning, night, afternoon)
40
 ° Praveen kumar profile & biography
4
 ° Yusuf pathan profile & biography
5
 ° India vs sri lanka match results
3
 ° Virender sehwag profile & biography
4
 ° Ms dhoni profile & biography
9
 ° Zaheer khan profile & biography
11
 ° Harbhajan singh profile & biography
3
 ° Yuvraj singh profile & biography
9
 ° Suresh raina profile & biography
3
 ° Gautam gambhir profile & biography
4
 ° Daily highlights of common wealth games cwg 2010
2
 ° 4 oct 2010 daily schedule updates common wealth games 2010
1
 ° How many days in a leap year?
0
 ° Which you think best?
3
 


Discuss india hotels, flights india (air india), vacations, holidays, map of india, india travel places (bangalore, chennai, delhi, goa, hyderabad, kerala, pune), india weather etc.
Share Bookmark and Share

India asks Chicago consulate to explain missing Headley

Postby huma on Wed Dec 16, 2009 4:10 pm

NEW DELHI: India has sought a report from its Chicago consulate on the alleged disappearance of papers related to visas given to David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Rana, accused by US authorities of being part of the 26/11 conspiracy, Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao said on Wednesday.

"I have sought a factual report from our consul general," Rao told reporters here, responding to media reports.

The Indian consulate in Chicago issued visas to Rana and Headley to travel to India. Both made several trips between 2006 to 2008 to various cities in India.

The National Investigation Agency is currently probing the visa application process as part of its investigation into the role of Headley and Rana into the 26/11 Mumbai attacks.

Rao added that India was getting "very good cooperation from the United States government" in the investigation.

"We have been told that they will cooperate with us at all levels," she said.
huma
 
Posts: 4743
Joined: Thu Jul 09, 2009 10:22 am

Return to India Tourism

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests

cron