In a yet another proof of Pakistan's involvement in the 26/11 militant attack on the financial capital of the country, the leading mobile manufacturer, Nokia has confirmed in the track court that militants used five China made mobile phones that were later shipped from China to Pakistan in June 2008.

Terrorists used these mobile phones for mutual conversation to carry out the destruction of historic Hotel Taj and Oberai - an attack that claimed the lives of 166 national and international citizens.

The identity of woman witness, Nokia's Enforcement Manager in USA, is not declared on security regions. She added, "I believe the phones were shipped from China to Pakistan, and as per information available with me, the phones have been identified through the International Mobile Equipment Identification Number (IMEI)."

She informed, during the cross examination by the defense counsel, Mr. Abbas Kazmi that information provided by her would have collected from its centers in various countries in addition to Nokia's centers in India.

The defense counsel, however, said, "This is only a big drama. They could have easily got an Indian witness to say this."