WASHINGTON: Even as a team of investigators from India is in Chicago to interrogate Pakistani-American David Coleman Headley, it was not clear what kind of access it would get to the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative who helped plan the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attack.
Both US and Indian officials were tight-lipped about the modalities and timing of access to Headley, with US ambassador to India Timothy Roemer cryptically suggesting that both countries have been "burning the midnight oil" and "working our fingers to the bones" to resolve the issue.
Things still haven't changed much.
Both US and Indian officials were tight-lipped about the modalities and timing of access to Headley, with US ambassador to India Timothy Roemer cryptically suggesting that both countries have been "burning the midnight oil" and "working our fingers to the bones" to resolve the issue.
Things still haven't changed much.
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