There seems to be a positive twist to the 26/11 hearing in progress at an anti-terrorism court in Pakistan. For the first time, Pakistani investigating officials have told the court that the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks received training at various centres of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba across the Country including navigational training in Karachi. Reports say that five inspectors of the Crime Investigation Department, who are prosecution witnesses in the case, informed the ATC court in Rawalpindi about the training details and capabilities of the accused. The testimony is being considered significant change of tack in Pakistan from outright denial to possible cooperation with India in the 26/11 probe.
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