New Delhi: Abu Jundal aka Abu Hamza, the alleged 26/11 handler now being interrogated in Indian custody has reportedly said that as the attacks on Mumbai began, he was in a control room near the international airport in Karachi. Supervising the operation there, he has been quoted as saying, were ISI officers and Lashkar commanders including Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi. He has reportedly said that he was in the 26/11 control room for just for one day - the first day of the operation - after which he was removed and asked to "take rest" by Lakhvi. Sources say Hamza has also said that after Lakhvi's arrest in December 2008, the ISI destroyed the control room in Karachi.Abu Jundal is said to be the highest-ranked Indian in the deadly Lashkar-e-Taiba group. More details are now emerging about this man with 10 aliases. The National Investigation Agency today registered an FIR against Hamza in connection with the 26/11 case
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