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15 most wanted terrorists: Can US help India nab them?

Indicative of its growing engagement with the US, India will share a share a list of most wanted terrorists involved in 26/11 and other terror operations to the US.

15 most wanted terrorists: Can US help India nab them?

New Delhi: Indicative of its growing engagement with the US, India will share a share a list of most wanted terrorists involved in 26/11 and other terror operations to the US.

India's most wanted

  1. JuD chief Hafiz Saeed
  2. 26/11 mastermind Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi
  3. Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim
  4. Yusuf Muzamil – Heads Lashkar-e-Toiba in Jammu and Kashmir
  5. Rashid Abdullah Ilias Rehan – In-charge of 26/11 operation in Karachi
  6. Sajjid Mir - Involved in 26/11
  7. Major Iqbal - Ex-Pak intelligence officer involved in 26/11
  8. Sajid Mir @ Wasi – The 37-year-old from Islamabad is a top LeT commander believed to be one of the handlers of Pakistan born US terrorist David Coleman Headley.
  9. Rashid Abdullah alias Rehan – A senior LeT commander, Rehan handles the terror group's operations in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Maldives and UAE.
  10. Major Syed Mohammed Abdur- Rehman Hashmi AKA ARS - Retired ISI officer
  11. Major Sameer Ali – Pakistan Army officer involved in 26/11
  12. Amir Reza Khan – Founder of Indian Mujahideen
  13. Riyaz Bhatkal – Indian Mujahideen mastermind
  14. Tiger Memon – Mumbai blast accused
  15. Anees Ibrahim – Mumbai blast accused

Besides these 16 individuals, India will also seek America's help in nabbing Sikh militants residing in Pakistan.

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