Home minister P. Chidambaram sought to squarely nail Pakistan’s refusal to prosecute Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed for his role in 26/11 on the premise that he had no part in it.

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Intelligence sources said that Abu Jundal, in his interrogation disclosed that following the Mumbai massacre the LeT shifted its headquarters from Muridke to Dolai region in PoK to avoid suspicion.

The dramatic developments on Wednesday unleashed by UPA-2 partner Mamata Banerjee on the issue of the presidential poll leave two clear messages.

The first is that there is no way Congress plans to

The ministry of home affairs will soon put in place a mechanism whereby various Central and state agencies can work in better coordination on crucial cases. Formation of the National Counter-Terrorism Centre (NCTC) is being seen as a step in this direction. A meeting of the state police chiefs is likely to be convened shortly to chalk out standard operating procedures for better anti-terror coordination among various stakeholders.

Pointing towards a complete lack of coordination between Central and state agencies on the 13/7 Mum-bai serial blasts probe, the Union home ministry on Tuesday admitted that one of the prime suspects, Naqi Ahmed Sheikh, was indeed an Intelligence Bureau “informer”. However, the ministry did not give Naqi a clean chit and backed the claims of the Mumbai ATS.

The government has given sanction to the National Investigation Agency to file a chargesheet against nine persons, including Pakistani American LeT operative David Coleman Headley and two ISI official

The email trail into the Delhi high court blast has hit a stumbling block with the NIA sleuths discovering that the terror email purportedly sent by the Indian Mujahideen (IM) and traced to West Bengal was masked using a proxy Internet

Three days after the highintensity bomb explosion outside the Delhi high court, the investigating agencies are still groping in the dark. While the agencies claim to have ‘positive leads but no break

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday asked home minister P. Chidambaram and law minister Salman Khurshid to call on Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia and take “urgent steps” to strengthen security arrangements at the Supreme Court. Wednesday’s attack was followed by