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Police say Indian helped smuggle Pakistani gunmen

In Russia, meanwhile, the head of that country's federal anti-narcotics agency said a notorious Indian gangster, Dawood Ibrahim, helped in the attack.

Ibrahim "provided his logistics network for the preparation and implementation of the attacks," the government daily Rossiiskaya Gazeta quoted Viktor Ivanov as saying.

India has said Ibrahim fled to Pakistan after staging the Mumbai bombings in 1993.

As is often the case when Russian law enforcement officials talk about terrorism, Ivanov gave no details and provided no actual evidence.

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Associated Press writers Ramola Talwar Badam, Ravi Nessman and Muneeza Naqvi in Mumbai, Jeremiah Marquez in New Delhi and Stephen Graham and Nahal Toosi in Islamabad, Pakistan contributed to this report.



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