<p>Pakistani officials have informed an anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi the details of training received at Lashkar-e-Taiba camps by the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks. <br /><br />Judge Chaudhry Habibur Rehman Saturday recorded the statements of five inspectors of crime investigation department who are prosecution witnesses, the daily Dawn reported Sunday.</p>.<p>They informed him about the training received by the accused, including Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, alleged mastermind, at LeT camps in Karachi, Mansehra, Thatta and Muzaffarabad.</p>.<p>Lakhvi, a resident of Okara district, is an expert in using improvised explosive devices. He also served as LeT commander in Pakistani Kashmir, the court heard.</p>.<p>The inspectors informed the court that some of the accused also trained at sea near Karachi's Gadap town, according to the newspaper.</p>.<p>The Federal Investigation Agency's special prosecutor Chaudhry Zulfiqar Ali told the court that the witnesses recorded their statements without any pressure. <br /><br />Counsel for Lakhvi, Khwaja Mohammad Haris asked the witnesses whether they had witnessed the accused getting training at the LeT camps.<br /><br />They admitted that they had never visited the LeT places or witnessed the suspects getting training and had relied upon the reports of informers.<br /><br />Lakhvi's counsel said the witnesses had no direct knowledge of the involvement of his client in the attacks and had never shared their intelligence with the police.<br /><br />"If they knew that Lakhvi or other suspects were involved in suspicious activities then why they did not put their names in the Fourth Schedule to limit their movement. <br /><br />"The prosecution has fabricated a false story against the suspects and the statements of the five witnesses are part of that story," he alleged.<br /><br />A total of 166 people died in the terrorist attack in Mumbai in November 2008. </p>
<p>Pakistani officials have informed an anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi the details of training received at Lashkar-e-Taiba camps by the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks. <br /><br />Judge Chaudhry Habibur Rehman Saturday recorded the statements of five inspectors of crime investigation department who are prosecution witnesses, the daily Dawn reported Sunday.</p>.<p>They informed him about the training received by the accused, including Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, alleged mastermind, at LeT camps in Karachi, Mansehra, Thatta and Muzaffarabad.</p>.<p>Lakhvi, a resident of Okara district, is an expert in using improvised explosive devices. He also served as LeT commander in Pakistani Kashmir, the court heard.</p>.<p>The inspectors informed the court that some of the accused also trained at sea near Karachi's Gadap town, according to the newspaper.</p>.<p>The Federal Investigation Agency's special prosecutor Chaudhry Zulfiqar Ali told the court that the witnesses recorded their statements without any pressure. <br /><br />Counsel for Lakhvi, Khwaja Mohammad Haris asked the witnesses whether they had witnessed the accused getting training at the LeT camps.<br /><br />They admitted that they had never visited the LeT places or witnessed the suspects getting training and had relied upon the reports of informers.<br /><br />Lakhvi's counsel said the witnesses had no direct knowledge of the involvement of his client in the attacks and had never shared their intelligence with the police.<br /><br />"If they knew that Lakhvi or other suspects were involved in suspicious activities then why they did not put their names in the Fourth Schedule to limit their movement. <br /><br />"The prosecution has fabricated a false story against the suspects and the statements of the five witnesses are part of that story," he alleged.<br /><br />A total of 166 people died in the terrorist attack in Mumbai in November 2008. </p>