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    Police are investigating whether David Coleman Headley, arrested by the FBI for allegedly conspiring to carry out terror attacks in India, had any role in the Mumbai terror attacks, a senior crime branch official said.

    "We are probing if Headley was involved in various terror activities here including the 26/11 terror strikes. He had an office in AC market building in Tardeo in south Mumbai. Crime branch team has earlier visited the building," Joint Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria said.

    "Headley had visited Mumbai on several occasions and we have all details as to where he stayed and for how long," Maria, who supervised the 26/11 terror attacks probe, said.

    According to sources, Headley's office used to provide visa and travel facilities.

    Activities of Americans in India as facilitated by Manmohan By: Angry Indians | 09-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward THE FACT THAT DAVID COLEMAN HEADLY IS AMERICAN MUST BE MORE THAN ENOUGH REASON FOR THE PEOPLE OF INDIA TO TAK MANMOHAN KING TO THE TASK AND THE MEDIA THAT IS SUPRESSING ALL TRUE AND FACTUAL COMMENTS EXPOSING THE FOREIGN POWER DANGEROUS ACTIVITIES BEING FACILITATED BY THE PM OF INDIA AND HIS GANG OF MINISTERS SERIOUSLY ENDENGERING INDIA'S SECURITY AND FUTURE.
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