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David Headley deposes in court: '2 previous attempts to target Mumbai before 26/11 had failed'
Updated On: 09 February, 2016 07:04 AM IST | | Sailee Dhayalkar
<p>On day one of the 26/11 attack trial proceedings, which lasted for almost five hours, David Coleman Headley, one of the prime accused, deposed before the TADA court via video-conferencing from the US and nailed Pakistan for its involvement in the 2008 attacks</p>

26/11
The Special Terrorist And Disruptive Activities Prevention Act (TADA) Court yesterday recorded the statement of 26/11 attack prime accused, David Coleman Headley, who has been convicted by a US court for his role in the attack. The US court has awarded Headley a 35-year jail term. He has now become an approver in the case. Headley, in presence of his lawyer and the US Attorney, deposed before Special Judge G A Sanap via video-conferencing.

Smoke is seen billowing out of the ground and first floor of the Taj Hotel during security personnel’s ‘Operation Cyclone’ following the 26/11 terror attacks in 2008
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