India granted access to Headley

India has gained right of entry to David Coleman Headley, Pakistani-American LET operative who has confess his role in Mumbai attacks, U.S. national security adviser James Jones said today.

"Yes, access (to Headley) is given. This is an ongoing process, and I have no detailed information that will be useful except to say that it is in the hands of the right professional from both countries," Jones told PTI on its White House office.

India To Get Direct Access To Headley Soon

The United States promised to "take appropriate steps" to give India direct access to the device as soon as David Headley who confessed role in Mumbai attacks.

Concerns are expressed on the Indian Headley, the business was meeting with visiting U.S. Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium Indian and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder. Subramaniam is there to explore all possible ways to get open for India, Pakistan, America.

Indian Embassy said in a statement that Subramanium, owner and senior Ministry of Justice has held "extensive discussions, and that" these discussions have led to a mutual commitment that would be the best possible cooperation in the common fight against terrorism. "

Direct access to Headley soon: Indian Embassy in US

India seems to be close to get direct right of entry to the Pakistani American terror suspect David Coleman Headley, key plotter in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack with the United States agreed to take "necessary steps to bring it concerning.

These guidelines were discussed at a meeting Tuesday between India's solicitor Gopal Subramanium and U.S. legal representative Eric Holder. Indian representative Meera Shankar and other DOJ officials ended negotiations.