Attribution of the 2008 Mumbai attacks 400-page dossier which they claim will be adequate enough to answer all the questions. As of 6 December, there are at least two groups of possible Indian collaborators being investigated: Faheem Ahmed Ansari, an Indian from Mumbai, is a suspected collaborator. His group of six Indian men were initially arrested in connection with an attack on a police station in northern India. Ansari had also carried out reconnaissance of targets in Mumbai earlier in the year. He was caught with hand-drawn sketches of 8 to 10 Mumbai landmarks. This group said they had been directed by two Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders: Zaki
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