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26/11: Court seeks info from Italy on 2 Pak nationals

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Posted: Nov 27, 2009 at 1853 hrs IST

Mumbai A city magistrate has issued a ‘Letter Rogatory’ seeking information from Italy about a father-son duo, arrested on charges of managing money transfer to finance telephone communications of the perpetrators of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack.

On a plea made by Mumbai crime branch, Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate V V Bhambarde yesterday sought information from an Italian court about Mohammed Yaqub Janjua and his son Aamer, both Pakistani nationals, Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam said on Friday.

The duo, running a money transfer agency, has been accused of transferring USD 229 on November 25 last, a day before the terror assault, to activate an internet telephone account to facilitate communication between the attackers and their Pakistani handlers during the strikes.

The duo was arrested last week in a raid from Northern Italian city of Brescia.

After the terror strikes they had fled to Pakistan, but returned to Italy recently.

Suspected of aiding and abetting international terrorism, a red corner notice had been issued by the interpol to track them after FBI alerted the Italian police last December about the money been transferred from there.

Earlier, the crime branch had urged the 26/11 trial court to issue the Letter Rogatory, but the court directed them to seek this relief from a magistrate, Nikam said.

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