New Delhi: Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist Mohammad Naved alias Usman Khan has confirmed that he is a Pakistani national during the narco-analysis tests, sources have told CNN-IBN. Naved, who was subjected to the test by the Nation Investigation Agency in Delhi on Tuesday, also said he and his accomplice were given the specific job to target security forces in India.
Naved and his accomplice Mohammad Noman had targeted a Border Security Force convoy in Udhampur in which two security officials were killed. While Noman was killed by BSF troopers, Naved took three people hostage from a nearby village and fled into the forests where he was overpowered and captured by the villager and handed over to the security forces.
Before being brought from Jammu last weekend, Naved, in his 20s, was confronted with other terrorists from Faisalabad lodged in various jails and his interrogators concluded he was not lying about where he hailed from.
Naved, trained at a lashkar-e-Toiba camp, has been giving conflicting statements about the strength of the group that infiltrated the state with him and the route taken by them, besides those with whom he came into contact in J&K.
The NIA also released sketched of two other terrorists who infiltrated into India from Pakistan along with Naved. Both of them are on the run.
The sketches were made on the basis of interrogation of arrested Pakistani terrorist Naved. Sources say that four terrorists entered India from Pakistan in July. The two terrorists are Zargham alias Mohammad Bhai and Abu Okasha.
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