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| Pak HC official helped Headley | | | Agencies
New Delhi, Nov 17: In another startling revelation in the ongoing Headley-Rana terror probe, it has come to light that two employees of the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi had helped the two suspected Lashkar operatives during their stay in the city.
Reports said on Tuesday that a High Commission officer had provided David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Rana with a satellite phone, which they used to make calls to Pakistan during their stay in the national capital.
The revelation came even as the Ministry of External Affairs ordered a probe into how Headley and Rana were provided visas by the Indian Consulate in Chicago.
External Affairs Minister SM Krishna said his ministry was looking into the issue and a probe will be conducted to find out why the duo was issued visas.
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