Pak nationals linked to Mumbai attacks arrested in Italy

| November 21st, 2009 | By: Bijoy Bora | Category: Featured

Rome: Two Pakistani nationals suspected of being involved in the Mumbai terror attacks have been arrested in Italy. They were arrested in the northern city of Brescia in Italy, Britain’s Sky News reported on Saturday.

The men are believed to have provided logistical support for last year’s terror attacks in Mumbai. Police sources claim the pair used a money transfer agency they managed to send funds for the attacks.

The money was used to pay for an internet phone account used by people in contact with the attackers, according to reports.

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