UK terror probe: PM speaks to BrownPrime Minister Manmohan Singh has spoken to British PM Gordon Brown regarding the failed terror attacks in London and Glasgow last week.
Eight people have thus far been held in the probe, including three Indians.
According to reports, Singh has assured the British leader that India will offer all cooperation in the terror probe.
However, he has cautioned that labelling Indians and Pakistanis as terrorists is avoidable and that no hasty conclusions should be drawn on whether the arrested Indians are guilty.
Meanwhile, an Australian court has extended by 96 hours the custody of Dr Mohammad Haneef, the Indian doctor who is being held in Brisbane by the Australian Police.
Haneef is being held in Brisbane by the Australian Police in connection with the failed London-Glasgow terror attacks.
The lady chief inspector from the Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Unit is on a tight deadline, having a court order to detain Haneef without charge only until late Thursday.
Earlier, NDTV spoke with Jason Rawlin, the Brisbane reporter of ABC News, who said that time is really running out for the authorities to either charge or let Mohammed Haneef go.
In a related development, a media report has argued that the London bomb plot failed due to the malfunctioning of a medical syringe used as part of the firing mechanism.
Quoting non-classified documents reviewed by it, ABC News reported that mobile phones were to trigger a firing device in a Mercedes E 300 parked near a nightclub.
These mobiles reportedly failed to set off the blast.
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