<p>Haneef, a former Gold Coast registrar, was held in Australia for three weeks in July 2007 after being charged with supporting a terrorist organisation by “recklessly” giving his mobile phone SIM card to people planning bomb attacks in Britain.<br />The charges against Haneef were eventually dropped and he returned to his family in Bangalore. <br /><br />The communique is believed to have the details of the concern expressed by the Indian government over Haneef’s detention.<br />The cable has been suppressed partially, according to ‘The Australian’ newspaper, by the prime minister’s department because of the apprehension that it would affect Australia’s international relations.<br /></p>
<p>Haneef, a former Gold Coast registrar, was held in Australia for three weeks in July 2007 after being charged with supporting a terrorist organisation by “recklessly” giving his mobile phone SIM card to people planning bomb attacks in Britain.<br />The charges against Haneef were eventually dropped and he returned to his family in Bangalore. <br /><br />The communique is believed to have the details of the concern expressed by the Indian government over Haneef’s detention.<br />The cable has been suppressed partially, according to ‘The Australian’ newspaper, by the prime minister’s department because of the apprehension that it would affect Australia’s international relations.<br /></p>