Probe into Headley case not a cricket match: Chidambaram

New Delhi, Nov 14 (PTI) Investigations into the
Headley case is not a cricket match for which a ball-by-ball
description has to be given, India Home Minister P Chidambaram
retorted Saturday while refusing to share with the media
details of the probe on LeT plot to carry out terror attacks
in India.
The Home Minister was responding to a question on the
outcome of the visit of Indian intelligence officials to the
US in connection with FBI probe into LeT operative David
Coleman Headley's terror designs.
"This is not a cricket match which gives a
ball-by-ball description. Investigation is on and once the
investigating agency completes investigations, we will share
whatever has to be shared," he told reporters.
The Indian team of intelligence officials which went
to the US in connection with the probe into LeT operative
David Coleman Headley's terror designs has come back with
"good information", he said.
He, however, refused to share details, saying
investigations were still underway.
"The team had a good visit. They have come back with
good information," he said when asked about the trip that
officials from Intelligence Bureau and RAW undertook to the US
last week to obtain details of the terror plan of Headley.
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