TERROR-PLOT 3

The same day, the LeT leader responded, "there are
some investment plans with me, not exactly at Rahul's city but
near that. Rest we can decide when we meet according to your
ease".

In one of the e-mails, Headley asked the leader as to
how long the "India project" is going to take, to which the
latter responded, "between two to four weeks".
Headley replied on July 18 that "I think, I can manage
it" and that he would be available in October.
The FBI agent in the criminal complaint concluded that
since the beginning of 2009 LeT was placing a high priority on
using Headley to assist in planning a new attack in India than
on completing a terror attack on a Danish newspaper that had
published cartoons of the Prophet in 2005.
Headley, who had changed his name to 'Daood
Gilani in 2006 so that there is less suspicion during his
travels to India and Pakistan, was arrested along with the
Pakistani-Canadian Tahawar Rana, also a resident of Chicago.
Rana, who was arrested by the FBI on October 18, was
the owner of several businesses with offices in Chicago, New
York and Toronto.
According to the FBI affidavit, Headley was in close
contact with several unidentified leaders of LeT and with
Ilyas Kashmiri, said to be the operational chief of
Pak-occupied Kashmir section of Harkat-ul-Jihad Islami (HuJI),
a terrorist organisation with links to al Qaeda. (MORE) PTI
LKJ
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