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UK terror link probe in Mumbai
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Reports from India have suggested that UK-born Muslims were involved in
carrying out the massacre which has claimed the lives of least 155 people.
The siege at the Taj Mahal hotel ended in the early hours bringing to a halt
three days of terror in the city.
Reports said seven of the gunmen had British links and quoted Indian sources
claiming that suspects from Leeds, Hartlepool and Bradford as well as
British-born Pakistanis were involved.
Vilasrao Deshmukh, the chief minister of Maharashtra state - of which Mumbai is
the capital - was reported to have said that two Pakistanis of British descent
were among eight terrorists arrested during sieges.
But a spokesman for the Foreign Office said last night: "We have spoken to
Indian authorities at a high level and they have said that there is no evidence
that any of the terrorists either captured or dead are British."
Referring to the comments reportedly made by Mr Deshmukh, he said: "He said no
such thing either publicly or privately."
And speculation linking the attackers with Bradford, West Yorkshire, was
dismissed by the Leeds-based Counter Terrorism Unit.
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith also said UK authorities had "no knowledge" of any
British links with the massacre.
A team of detectives from Scotland Yard is flying to Mumbai to help Indian
authorities with the investigation.
Officers are also meeting Britons returning on flights to London's Heathrow
Airport and handing out leaflets appealing for information.
A wealthy British businessman, Andreas Liveras, was killed and eight others
injured in the wave of terror which swept India's financial capital.
Among them was 29-year-old Harnish Patel, from Havant, Hampshire, who was shot
in the ribs and legs.
His father, Manashvi Patel, 56, said his son was in shock and could not yet
walk following an operation.
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