Anti-terrorism forces were warned about the Mumbai massacre days before the attackers struck.
Indian intelligence knew a “spectacular” was being planned by a little-known Pakistan-based group.
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Undercover agents launched a desperate hunt for the plotters but were unable to track them down.
Just days before they intercepted telephone calls and radio conversations in which Punjabi-sounding voices were heard talking about an attack.
A Western intelligence source said: “Indian security forces knew something big was being planned. Details were fed into the intelligence system in India and the US but little could be done.
“It appears that many of those involved travelled into Mumbai on the day of the attack. That is why they could not be found.”
