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Fahim Ansari, Sabahuddin sent to judicial custody

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Posted: Feb 18, 2009 at 0412 hrs IST

Mumbai The Metropolitan Magistrate court on Tuesday sent alleged LeT operatives Fahim Ahmed Ansari and his associate Sabahuddin Ahmed Shabbir to judicial custody till March 2. Though the accused were not taken in police custody in any new cases, the prosecution did not rule out the possibility of more charges being leveled against the duo.

Magistrate N Shirmangle also granted permission to carry out an identification parade of Ansari. The court has granted five days time before which the parade can be conducted. “We have lined up several people including the investigating officer from Rampur. All witnesses will be summoned to the Arthur Road police station and the parade will be carried out within the time granted by the court,” said Publice Prosecutor Eknath Dhamal.

Fahim and Sabahuddin were brought to Mumbai from UP on December 18 last year. They were arrested for their alleged role of conspiracy of the terror attacks along with the nine dead terrorists and Kasab. The police have stated that the duo had done a recee of the targets and made maps of it and supplied them to the LeT mastermind.

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