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Posted on 02/25/2009 1:09:42 PM PST by gandalftb
MUMBAI: The VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) calls made by the 26/11 terrorists to their handlers have been traced to a serving colonel of the Pakistani army.
The 11,509-page charge sheet in the 26/11 case does name the officer as Colonel R Sadatullah from the SCO.
The SCO stands for Special Communications Organization, a telecommunications agency of the Pakistani government which is run by officers from the army's signals corps and operates only in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and the conflict-wracked Northern Areas.
During the 58-hour siege of Mumbai, a total of 284 calls, running into 995 minutes, were made by the terrorists using mobile phones from the Taj Mahal hotel, Oberoi-Trident and Nariman House to their handlers in Pakistan.
Sadatullah's official e-mail id is pmit@sco.gov.pk, which police say is the official e-mail service for all SCO officers.
One of the wanted accused is `Major General Sahab' whose name crops up repeatedly in the taped conversation between the terrorists and their handlers.
(Excerpt) Read more at timesofindia.indiatimes.com ...
Col R Saadat Ullah, CU16-AP, e-mail:pmit@sco.gov.pk, address: SCO, Qasim Road, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
phone: +92-519271536, fax-no: +92-519271536
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