An anti-terror court in Rawalpindi has informed that Interpol was yet to be approached for Ajmal Kasab's Red Corner notice. The Pakistan court was hearing the case of 26/11 Mumbai attack. Earlier they have claimed that the matter had been taken up with a Paris-based agency.

The trial of LeT's operation's chief Zakiur Rehaman Lakhvi and other six suspects in the 26/11 Mumbai attack, which was conducted by the Rawalpindi-based anti terrorism court has adjourned the case till June 5 to take the legal proceedings. The anti - terrorism court adjourned the trial after hearing the arguments against the evidence by the defense and prosecution over whether Fahim Ansari and Ajmal Kasab are linked or not, or could be made the part of trial of LeT's operation.

Ajmal Kasab, who is the alone terrorist caught alive in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, was sentenced to death as the penalty by the Mumbai court earlier this month. Ansari's case is yet to be heard in the court. He is one of the accused in a Pakistani court.