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PTI
In this courtroom sketch, David Headley is showin in federal court on Monday, in Chicago.
PTI
In this courtroom sketch, David Headley is showin in federal court on Monday, in Chicago.
International pressure in the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks led Lashkar-e-Taiba to abandon its plan to attack a Danish newspaper in retaliation to the publication of a cartoon of Prophet Mohammed, David Coleman Headley told a court today.
Deposing before a federal court in Chicago, Mumbai attacks suspect David Headley, said he was told by one of his handlers in Pakistan, Sajid Mir, during a visit to Lahore in 2009 that after 26/11, LeT wants to postpone the Denmark operation, which was being planned on the lines of the Mumbai carnage.
The reason being, explained Headley, “Lashkar was under a lot of scrutiny and at that time they wanted to lay low. As a result, the LeT indefinitely postponed the Denmark operation.”
Anyway, in the name of freedom of expression, Cartoonists should poke fun at the most revered religious personalities. Not that I condone Terrorist Attacks, for whatever reason.
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