Zabihuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal's activities are in online landed him in police net

NEW DELHI: Syed Ansari alias Abu Jundal Zabihuddin, as principals other 26/11, would remain safe from the law if it were not for his determination to start a new campaign of terror against India.
Determined to recruit fresh hands for terrorist acts against India by the jihadist resolute created a website to attract young people from India. Sources close to the investigation said Jundal made ​​the mistake, so luckily the Indian point of view, using the same site to interact with his accomplices in the establishment Lashkar who have been under scrutiny by the global 26/11 and the information Pakistan's American-born jihadist, David Headley.













The electronic trail is what it is supposed that intelligence agencies have led to the conclusion that the man behind the active site could be a "person of interest" for them, and pointed to its new headquarters in Riyadh, the Saudi capital .The suspicion was strengthened by a Facebook account that Jundal had opened with its original identity, ie Zabihuddin Ansari.

The error has not only led the FBI to him, but also provided investigators with an Indian treasure trove of information, including four email accounts. The bills, which were active before his arrest in May last year in Saudi Arabia, containing the details of conversations between him and his accomplices, including those in India. "We've hit a jackpot," said an investigator to emphasize the value of the information that fell into his lap.
 
Officials said they also took the data from its mobile phones and have obtained some documents were recovered from his home when he was captured in Riyadh. The police also recovered an identity card from Jundal of Pakistan, sources said. In addition to meeting the young Indians in Saudi Arabia and the management of a company hire taxi in the name of Riyasat Ali, Jundal was active on Facebook. It was in the taxi business as a mere cover. "He was not making money off of it. For his activities, he used to get money from bank transfers valid in its accounts and also from Pakistan through hawala", said the sources.

Investigators have been tightlipped when Jundal had no knowledge about the place of Fasih Mohammed, a suspected terrorist who has died recently in Saudi Arabia, or if you have ever been in contact with him. "I do not think he knows Fasih," said one official.Jundal was in Riyadh since early 2010 and his passport was issued in the near Shikarpur to Karachi. It 'was captured in Riyadh and kept there for several months. Agents pursued the matter with the Indian agencies Saudis after which he was deported to Delhi on June 21.