Abdur Rehman Hashim Syed, also known as Pasha, is a retired Major in the Pakistan army, accused of involvement with terrorism.
[2] He worked closely with Lashkar-e-Taiba and coordinated the activities of a Chicago man, David Headley.
But the next day, Pakistan military spokesman Athar Abbas said that "security agencies" had only detained a single former army major in connection with the FBI case.
[10] Another individual named in the FBI complaint as "LeT member A", a member of Lashkar-e-Taiba, gave instructions to Headley on which locations to scout for future attacks, including both the Danish newspaper and locations in India,[5] such as the National Defense College in New Delhi.
Indian intelligence officials believe that LeT member A is Sajid Mir,[11] Lashkar's head of international operations and surveyed targets in India as a cricket fan.