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Officials say they expect to complete an investigation1 in four to six weeks that will lead to charges being filed against American David Coleman Headley.
Steve Herman | New Delhi 10 December 2009
In this courtroom drawing David Coleman Headley, left, pleads not guilty before U.S. District Judge Harry2 Leinenweber, 09 Dec 2009
India is expected to eventually request extradition3 of an American citizen charged in Chicago with alleged4 involvement in planning last year's terror attack on Mumbai. India is preparing its own criminal case against the 49-year-old man.
Indian government officials say they expect to complete an investigation in four to six weeks that will lead to charges being filed against David Coleman Headley. He pleaded not guilty Wednesday in a U.S. federal court to charges including conspiracy5 in last year's terror attack in Mumbai which killed more than 160 people.
Indian Home Secretary Gopal Krishna Pillai says Headley's activities during five visits to India before the November, 2008, attack are being probed by the National Investigation Agency.
"Once we file the charge sheet we will definitely be seeking access both for interrogation and, at a subsequent stage, definitely his extradition," said Pillai.
Headley, the son of a Pakistani father and American mother, faces 12 criminal counts in the United States, including charges he conducted surveillance of the key targets struck by terrorists in Mumbai. He also faces charges of conspiracy to bomb locations in Denmark, in response to a Danish newspaper's publication in 2005 of cartoons depicting6 the Prophet Mohammed, which offended many Muslims.
American prosecutors7 say Headley - also known by his original name, Daoud Gilani - reported to the militant8 group Lashkar-e-Taiba, in Pakistan. That group has claimed responsibility for repeated attacks in India, for its occupation of Kashmir.
U.S. Defense9 Secretary Robert Gates, testifying last Friday before a U.S. Senate committee, said Al-Qaida is providing the group "with targeting information and helping10 them in their plotting in India", hoping to provoke armed conflict between Pakistan and India.
A spokesman for the Indian External Affairs Ministry11 says the American case against Headley exposes a wider conspiracy in Pakistan and puts the onus12 on Islamabad to follow those leads to dismantle13 the terrorist infrastructure14 on its soil.
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4 alleged | |
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5 conspiracy | |
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8 militant | |
adj.激进的,好斗的;n.激进分子,斗士 | |
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12 onus | |
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13 dismantle | |
vt.拆开,拆卸;废除,取消 | |
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