<p>Rahul Bhatt, a fitness instructor, was let off after questioning as he was unaware of Headley's terror links, said sources in the Mumbai Police.<br /><br />According to sources, during questioning Rahul admitted to having known Headley and also helping him rent a flat near Breach Candy Hospital. <br /><br />However, the filmmaker's son was unaware of Headley's actual background and took him to be a foreign national in India on a job. <br /><br />There were several references to “Rahul” in Headley's e-mail exchanges with his Pakistani handlers that sent the security establishment into a tizzy.<br /><br />Information provided by the FBI has revealed that Headley operated a visa agency in Mumbai for almost two years until July 2008 and had travelled to India on business visas nine times between 2006 and 2009.<br /><br />When contacted, Mahesh Bhatt neither confirmed nor denied that his son had been questioned by police in connection with the Headley case. <br /><br />"This is an issue of national security and not something trivial related to Bollywood. Ask the agencies that deal with national security. I will not say anything more," Bhatt told a television channel.<br /><br />Investigators initially feared that the 'Rahul' reference was to Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi but Home Minister P. Chidambaram promptly denied this. There was even speculation that it could be a code name for Shah Rukh Khan, who has played characters named Rahul in several films.<br /><br />Headley and his alleged accomplice Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a Canadian citizen of Pakistani origin, are being held on charges of plotting attacks in India at the behest of Lashkar.<br /><br />Intelligence shared by the FBI following the interrogation of Headley revealed that two of India's most prestigious boarding schools -- Doon in Dehradun and Woodstock in Mussoorie -- and the National Defence College in New Delhi were supposed Lashkar targets.<br /><br />India will ask the US to extradite Headley after the FBI files its report in January.</p>
<p>Rahul Bhatt, a fitness instructor, was let off after questioning as he was unaware of Headley's terror links, said sources in the Mumbai Police.<br /><br />According to sources, during questioning Rahul admitted to having known Headley and also helping him rent a flat near Breach Candy Hospital. <br /><br />However, the filmmaker's son was unaware of Headley's actual background and took him to be a foreign national in India on a job. <br /><br />There were several references to “Rahul” in Headley's e-mail exchanges with his Pakistani handlers that sent the security establishment into a tizzy.<br /><br />Information provided by the FBI has revealed that Headley operated a visa agency in Mumbai for almost two years until July 2008 and had travelled to India on business visas nine times between 2006 and 2009.<br /><br />When contacted, Mahesh Bhatt neither confirmed nor denied that his son had been questioned by police in connection with the Headley case. <br /><br />"This is an issue of national security and not something trivial related to Bollywood. Ask the agencies that deal with national security. I will not say anything more," Bhatt told a television channel.<br /><br />Investigators initially feared that the 'Rahul' reference was to Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi but Home Minister P. Chidambaram promptly denied this. There was even speculation that it could be a code name for Shah Rukh Khan, who has played characters named Rahul in several films.<br /><br />Headley and his alleged accomplice Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a Canadian citizen of Pakistani origin, are being held on charges of plotting attacks in India at the behest of Lashkar.<br /><br />Intelligence shared by the FBI following the interrogation of Headley revealed that two of India's most prestigious boarding schools -- Doon in Dehradun and Woodstock in Mussoorie -- and the National Defence College in New Delhi were supposed Lashkar targets.<br /><br />India will ask the US to extradite Headley after the FBI files its report in January.</p>