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  • With the 26/11 trial set to begin on March 23, the Mumbai Police Crime Branch has begun coordinating with central agencies to get background information on the Pakistanis named as wanted accused in its chargesheet. This is being done in a bid to get Interpol red-corner notices (RCNs) issued.

    Since many of those named as wanted accused have been identified only by aliases, the police need to cross reference these names with central agencies to get specific details about them, sources said.

    “Once the court declares the wanted accused as proclaimed absconders, the process of issuing red-corner notices will begin. Work on gathering information is already under way,” said a senior police official, who did not wish to be named.

    On February 25, the Crime Branch had filed an over-11000-page chargesheet against Ajmal Ameer Kasab, the lone terrorist caught alive, and two alleged local Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives, Faheem Ansari and Sabahuddin Ahmed. A total of 35 Pakistanis were named as wanted accused.

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    While the police have extensive information on some of the wanted accused, such as LeT top brass Hafeez Muhammed Saeed alias Hafiz Saab, Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi, Abu Hamza, Abu Al Kama, Muzammil alias Yusuf and Zarar Shah, many of the others are known only by aliases or first names such as Abu Anas or Abu Bashir.

    The Crime Branch has also mentioned two of the wanted accused with military designations to their names — Colonel R Saadat Ullah and Major General Saab.

    “It is not necessary to have a photograph of the wanted accused or to fill all the information criteria for a red-corner notice. We are co-ordinating with central agencies to collect as much information as possible. These details will be mentioned in the notice,” said the officer.

    An Interpol RCN is issued to seek the provisional arrest of a wanted accused with a view to extradition based on an arrest warrant or a court decision. The RCN contains two main kinds of information. The first is identity particulars such as comprehensive identity details, physical description, photograph, fingerprints and other relevant information such as occupation, languages spoken, identity document numbers, etc.

    The second is judicial information, for example, the offence the person is charged with; references to the laws under which the charge is made or conviction obtained; the maximum penalty that has been or can be imposed and references to the arrest warrant or sentence by a court; and details of the countries from which the requesting country will seek extradition.

    Wanted accused
    1) Hafeez Muhammad Saeed @ Hafiz Saab
    2) Zaki-Ur-Rehman Lakhvi
    3) Abu Hamza
    4) Abu Al Kama @ Amjid
    5) Abu Kaahfa
    6) Mujjamil alias Yusuf
    7) Zarar Shah
    8) Abu Fahad Ullah
    9) Abu Abdul Rehman
    10) Abu Anas
    11) Abu Bashir
    12) Abu Imran
    13) Abu Mufti Saeed
    14) Hakim Saab
    15) Yusuf
    16) Mursheed
    17) Aakib
    18) Abu Umar Saeed
    19) Usman
    20) Major General Sahab
    — Name not known
    21) Kharak Singh
    22) Mohammed Ishfak
    23) Javid Iqbal
    24) Sajid Iftikhar
    25) Col R Saadat Ullah
    26) Khurram Shahdad
    27) Abu Abdurrehman
    28) Abu Mavia
    29) Abu Anis
    30) Abu Bashir
    31) Abu Hanjla Pathan
    32) Abu Saria
    33) Abu Saif-ur-Rehman
    34) Abu Imran and
    35) Hakim Saheb

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