Who is Helping David Coleman Headley?
An excerpt from my book Enemy in the Ranks: Rajen asked the man, “Were you in the office during the time this application came?” “Yes, but I was not the OS at that time. Someone else handled the file.” “Can you tell me what his name is now, the new one, I mean?” “Of course, it should be in here,” Mr Mahtre opened the file and flipped the pages. After some time, he became frantic and said, “Goodness gracious. The papers are missing.” Remarkably similar to what has happened with the Headley papers missing from the Indian consulate in Chicago. But then this is what usually happens when the insiders are colluding with the miscreants. They render all the help, put all the paperwork in order and when something goes wrong the papers or the files go missing. It doesn't really take a Sherlock Holmes to figure this out. So instead of looking for the file in the Headley case, the Indian government ought to be looking at who was the insider who sold the country away. And if they are expecting ...