Washington, March 25: The government plans to propose to the United States government a few sets of dates on which its investigators would like to question Pakistani-American terror suspect David Coleman Headley who recently pleaded guilty to his involvement in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
Sources in the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said the government will soon be moving a communication to the US Department of Justice proposing two-three sets of dates on which its investigators would like to interrogate Headley. All the proposed dates will fall in April starting from the first week itself, sources said.
MHA sources said the government was working closely with the office of the US Attorney General and Head of the Justice Department Eric Holder on the matter of seeking access to the terror suspect.
—–Agencies