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FBI grills Ajmal Amir

Mumbai: Officials of the Federal Bureau of Investigation have grilled for over nine hours Mohammad Ajmal Amir ‘Kasab,’ the lone surviving Lashkar-e-Taiba militant involved in the November 26 terror attacks.

Sleuths of the U.S. agency tried to ascertain Ajmal’s role and handlers in Pakistan.

The FBI officials have been camping here for over three weeks.

They asked the arrested Lashkar terrorist minute details of his native place. Ajmal hails from the Ukkad area of Faridkot district in Pakistan. He was also asked to describe the area where his training took place, besides the people who had trained him in arms as well as those who indoctrinated him, the sources said.

The sleuths then prepared some sketches of Ajmal’s mentors and trainers , the sources said. — PTI

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