In the charge sheet, which is expected to be filed in a fortnight, the investigators would mention that Jundal, who had completed first year Masters of Arts in Hindi (MA-Hindi) course from Beed, was given a task of teaching Hindi to the arrested terrorist Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab and nine others, a senior crime branch officer told PTI.
The terrorists were taught Hindi so that they could speak in this language at the time of terror strike, in a bid to divert the attention of Indian security agencies.
The charge sheet would also disclose face-to-face interaction of Kasab and Jundal inside the high security Arthur Road Jail, where the lone surviving attacker is lodged, the officer said.
It would also comprise of Jundal's confession wherein he is understood to have given a deep insight into Lashkar-e-Taiba's role in the 2008 Mumbai terror strike, the officer said.
"We will file the supplementary charge sheet by October 20," the official said, adding that, "final touches are being given to it."
The charge sheet would also dwell upon how 30-year-old Jundal had issued instructions to two terrorists holed up inside Nariman House, a Jewish outreach centre, during the attack from a control room set up in Karachi. It would also mention that his voice had been intercepted by intelligence agencies, the police officer said.
The voice samples of Jundal, who is a prized catch in the case, was sent to match with the voice that had been intercepted by the intelligence agencies during the attack. However, forensic lab is yet to submit a report on this.
The charge sheet would also mention that in August 2008, a group, including Jundal, was informed by LeT top members about the 26/11 operation. In the group, each one was given different tasks. Jundal was told to teach Hindi to the attackers. (MORE)
